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2 First Class feature in Department of Political Science’s Harvest of Graduands at OAU 2018 Convocation Ceremonies



It was a harvest of graduands for the Department of Political Science at the 43rd convocation ceremonies of the University which held from 12th to 14th of December, 2018. A total of 204 former students of the Department across all levels featured among the 13,402 graduands that the University conferred with various degrees for the 2015/2016 and 2016/2017 sessions.

The breakdown for postgraduate programmes shows a total of 13 PhD Political Science, 38 M.Sc Political Science and 5 Master of Political Science graduands.

For undergraduate programmes, the Department produced two First Class graduands (AJIBOLA Boluwatife Solomon [Political Science] and KASALI Toheeb [Politics, Philosophy and Economics]), 47 in the second class upper division category, 83 in the second class lower division category, 15 in the 3rd class category and 1 in the pass category. ANTIA Emmanuel Okeoghene and AJIBOLA Boluwatife Solomon graduated as best students for the 2015/2016 and 2016/2017 sessions, respectively; the duo won the two departmental convocation prizes for the different sessions: the J. Olanipekun Akintunde Prize for the best graduating student in the final degree examinations and the Professor Leo Dare Prize for the graduating student with the best overall performance.

Among the PhD graduands are three academic staff of the Department, Drs. K. A. Mbada, S. A. Usman and S. C. Agunyai, as well as Dr. B. A. Abioro of the Department of Local Government Studies and the Speaker of the Osun State House of Assembly, Rt. Honourable N. F. Salaam.

Six of the PhD graduands trained under the guardianship of Professor A. S. Obiyan: Abioro, S. O. Bamidele, Usman, M. T. Adewole, A. M. Alabi and O. S. Adelana; four trained under Professor O. A. Bamisaye: A. W. Alabi, Salaam, Agunyai and I. A. Amanchukwu. N. G. Obah-Akpowoghaha and I. S. Ebirim trained under the supervision of Dr. O Awofeso while Mbada was supervised by Professor N. O. Mimiko, mni.

Zzzalexzzz:

Hello,
I'm sorry i don't have any idea as regards your Question.

I submitted my application for study permit at Abuja High Commission on 6th Feb. I was told to call back in three weeks. They accept NPC birth certificate 'cos thats the one I submitted.

Zzzalexzzz:

You are very much welcome, i also did get some information on Nairaland..I was very much happy reading those replies, so i am also happy to share any info i have with you.

Its better to get the Birth Certificate from the Local Government, any LG will do...I also called a friend that submitted yesterday, he said the same thing that a Birth Certificate 4rm LG is Better.

Note: I don't know if any other BC will be accepted, but any Certificate from any LG will do.

Make sure the Medical Certificate is the Form collected from the embassy, signed and stamped then your flight booking should also be included.

Thanks

Pls make sure you Medical Certificate is stamped and signed with date. The doctor who did mine at OAUTH forgot to write date and High Commission rejected my application just because of that. I was asked to go get another at an Abuja hospital, thus wasting a day and spending extra money.

toyinoluwaronke:
Thanks so much for ur replies,
Are u saying the birth certificates should be from the applicant local govt of origin or it can be from the local govt the applicant was born. I guess that also means birth cert from NPC-National Population Commission might nt be accepted.
Once again, thank you for your time.

I submitted my application for study permit at Abuja High Commission on 6th Feb. I was told to call back in three weeks. They accept NPC birth certificate 'cos thats the one I submitted.

cessna150:

You're def on course but I'll advice you to visit the embassy in 2-3wks time to confirm if your visa is ready or not,don't expect them to call you even if you call em,they might tell you it is not ready.

Please keep your repat receipt very well!!!

Goodluck

Pls @all, please do you know if someone can check and maybe pickup my passport on my behalf? Thanks alot.

Babechemist01: SA visa application offices in Abuja is so organized and every thing is goin on smothly der.dey av 2 offices at diff location. One is for short term visa e.g vist visa and d oda one is basically for study permit. Vist visa take only 5 workin days to be processed while study permit takes 2-3 weeks. We were asked to come back after 3weeks. It a nice place to be anyway.

hello Babechemist and others. Pls I need to confirm from you and others who applied for study permit via the Abuja SAHC office. Pls after u submitted your teller, were you given any receipt? I applied today ad was asked to go to bank and pay. I paid and returned the tellers to them but was not given any document apart from phone number to call for the status of my application. Pls am I in order? And does anybody know if someone else can pick the passport on my behalf? Thanks alot

collinsfbi:
There is no way the embassy can process your application earlier than the normal processing time, in order for your application not to be delayed, make sure you submit complete and genuine documents and put up a details visa application letter, stating the date you got your final admission letter and deadline for registration in your school and that you will appreciate quick processing of your permit to enable meet up with the registration deadline.

Besides, I think there is way you can do your registration from Nigeria, contact your school and let them know of your present predicament and let them inform you of what your need to do, such as study fee in which payment can be made from Nigeria. What school and in what part of SA is your school located?

Gbamm over n out

Thanks for your response @collinsfbi. God bless you real good. The school is UKZN Pietermaritzburg. There is something I do not get, am I to write a separate application letter for visa? Or u ar referring to visa application form? I think I av all documents complete and ready, except that I only av 287k in my acct but my sponsor has around 1m in his SOC. Thanks as you reply asap.

Hello everyone. I need your inputs on how I can get my study permit sorted out on time. I have all the requirements already, but I just got my final admission letter yesterday (01/02/2013) so will be applying at the Abuja High Commission on Monday (04/02/2012). The issue I have is I must be in SA latest by 21st of February as registration period lapses on 22nd. Can you please suggest (if there is) one or two ways in which I could get the SA High Commission to speed up the process? And any other info that might help. Thank you. @Collinsfbi, Zzzalexzzz et al

Zzzalexzzz: Hello NLanders...Pls i'm in need of your urgent assistance with regards to detailed information.
I just received The Final admission letter for My Masters program At the UWC and i am in a hurry to process my Student Visa..I have taken my time to read the student Visa requirements on Page 7 of this thread. But i do need some clear explanation so there won't be room for any error; Classes begins 28 Jan as stated on d letter.

Sirs, Here are my Questions:
1. A duly completed application form signed by the applicant (BI-1738)...I can't find this form on the VFS SA website..I can only find the Form BI-84
How do i proceed?
2. Payment of the prescribed application fee...where will i make this payment
3. Medical cover in terms of a South African registered medical scheme...Please how do i get this from south africa.
4. A medical radiological report (chest X-ray) or (skin TB(test)... Ȋ̝̊̅§ it compulsory that the medical report be issued from a Federal Government or state Hospital or a private hospital will do?
5.Evidence of tuition payment/part payment depending on the school mode of payment...The Admission Letter that i received didn't say anytin abt payment b4 arrival, all it said was that International students must Pay Tuition in Full..They didn't include the full tuition amount..how shd i proceed regarding this
6. Evidence of accomodation; At this time i do not know if the school will provide ♏ε̲̣̣̣̥ with accmdatn so i can pay for that or should i book for an hotel online so that i can make conclusion on my arrival.
7. A field on Form BI-84 says state of arrival...At this time i dunno if its a straight/Direct flight from Lagos to Western Cape or not or Ȋ̝̊̅§ WC always my state of arrival?
8. What should the content of the letter of introduction contain?
9. How do i book for my flight without making yhe payment first until i receive my Visa?

Friends..Pls if there Ȋ̝̊̅§ anything that i am missing out, pls do let ♏ε̲̣̣̣̥ know..i got the Yellow Fever card, SAQA sorted out

Thank Ɣ☺ΰ'all in anticipation of ur quickest response

Please I am now in a similar situation with you concerning the need to get study permit sorted out on time. I have all the requirements already, but I just got my final admission letter yesterday (01/02/2013) so will be applying at the Abuja High Commission on Monday (04/02/2012. The issue I have is I must be in SA latest by 21st of February as registration period lapses on 22nd. Can you please suggest (if there is) one or two ways in which I could get the SA High Commission to speed up the process? And any other info that might help. Thank you. @Collinsfbi, Zzzalexzzz et al