Op na wa for you o......d man is not dead na......he is said 2b recovering na......haba, its nt even certain he has ebola disease yet.....test are still ongoing

@ extrasmoot pls I don't hv any insider bt pls do you?

Honestly @ uricas, am a believer of ur comment.....dey shld/can make d process very open.....so far dat hv seen even dos wu wrote last year wu are nairalanders complain of nt b called @ d end of d day! Ours wil b diff though

Pls did u also write the IT aptitude test 2weeks ago?

Dis brings to notice the futminna 2014 pume....visit www.futminna.edu.ng

38views not even one comment....na wa o!!! Pls ant1 with relevant advice shld pls drop it here abeg

Pls I missed my IT test 2day, pls who has had similar experience and wats a possible solution pls

ObiOkpor: Go get lost you pathetic Mongrel....
Na ur family be MUMU....
Stay off my track...
Quote me again,and i will totally ignore you...:p

Mr Obiokpor walahi walahi u no get sens..e!

Pls send to samshi010@yahoo.com

this govt is clueless! Yet again i regreat casting my vote 4dis otueke fisher man! Why didnt he make proper analysis of possibilities b4 issueing an ultimatum only 2chicken out mid way!

this govt is clueless! Yet again i regreat casting my vote 2dis otueke fisher man! Why didnt he make proper analysis of possibilities b4 issueing an ultimatum only 2chicken out mid way!

jmaine:

The more you talk, the dumber and more desperate you sound.

The system is not the same cos the governors forum election was an internal process without an independent umpire unlike the national election.

Stop making us see how silly and desperate you sound by trying to replay your weak and trashed premiss.

You are rather d dumb one here.....as said earlier d number of votes aint d bone of contention but d voting system used.....same voting system was used in d NGF and presidential election hence if the presidensy is asking Ameachi to provide his 19 govs den GEJ should also come up with his over 22million.......am sayin dis so d presidency will see how lame dier requst sound

op, abeg as much as i want d strike cald off, i beg 2disagree wit your curses of deaths on ASUU members, pls they are humans like you. Pls dont pray with hate even against ur enemy

Team #realmen#. Every single thing in this country is politize. Smh

thumbs up #teammend#

Can't u post d list here for crying out loud?

some pipo's comment is so sick and daft........mods we need a dislike key pls

newINigeria, learn some ethics of journalism na, wia is ur caption comming from, culdnt find atrace 2such in ur newspiece

eduson002: I ve two cards.I thought it will nt split so I bought two.U can come to my place to see it working.

pls can u drop ur number? Need to talk somethings with you

dos of you who feel too many pipo were awarded dats agbami scholarship for u. Easy to get i tell u. Last year imo state had over 400 awardees, edo had close to 300 awardees, compared to oder scholarship dat only 500 students gets it in d whole nigeria. Eg chevron,total etc

u wil get both mail nd text soon, i think u jst got d scholarship. On dat same page wia u saw ur status luk for inbox and read d msg dere, dere shld be a congratulatory msg dere.

u wil get both mail nd text soon, i think u jst got d scholarship. On dat same page wia u saw ur status luk for inbox and read d msg dere, dere shld be a congratulatory msg dere.

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Irshittabey:
Is ur own status :scholarship awarded, or verification completed?

i mean a status of SCHOLARSHIP AWARD is wat u shuld see before u conclude u were successful. Am a last year awardee sha

wen u chkd wat did ur status read! Wat do u hv in ur inbox? (1) or (0). Status: scholarship awarded

For Fut post utme result checker/change of course card. Call 07030976028/08084024438. Note- I don't represent the sch authourity bt am a student in futminna who resides in minna, nd am jst trying 2giv an helping hand

As for dos of you who needs d result checker, and. D change of course am in minna nd can help u get it. Just contact me on 07030976028.

Davidgerald: The Centre for Preliminary and Extramural
Studies (CPES) was established through a
statute of the Federal University of
Technology (FUT) Minna Governing
Council on 30th July 2003. Its name at
inception was the Centre for Remedial
and Extramural Studies (CRES). The
Centre introduced Interim Joint
Matriculation Board (IJMB) programme in
2007. The new name (CPES) was adopted
by the Senate of the University on 27th
February 2008 to reflect some of the new
programmes that have been introduced
since the creation of the Centre.
Management at its 36th Meeting held on
15th June, 2010 reviewed the
programmes of the Centre considering
problems related to remedying
deficiencies after gaining admission into
the main stream University. The Pre-Degree Programme
Out of the total of one thousand two
hundred and fourteen (1214) students
offered admission into Pre-Degree
Programme during the
2010/2011academic session. Seven
hundred and eighty six (786) candidates
registered and sat for JAMB UTME.
Six hundred and twenty nine (629)
Candidates were presented for PUTME
examination and five hundred and sixty
one (71.4%) gained admission into
various degree progrmmes of the
University. 20 candidates out of 786
candidates neither chose FUT Minna as
either first or second choice.
The IJMB Programme
During the 2011 academic session the
Centre admitted one hundred and forty
eight (148) students into IJMB1, out of
this, a total of eighty eight (88) students
registered for the programme. The
Centre Presented 61 IJMBII Candidates
for the IJMB final examination in 2011... Xo bro cnt really find diploma on all ma research, do u mind telling me abt it....

Futminna runs diploma in Information Technology related courses, it not a big deal if u dnt knw, bt dere is diploma here! Ur abv post is jst story bro

ASUU is nothing but a mere pressure group, its like wen some selected members of d student union of a university protest against increased school fees and wen d sch authourity finaly succumbs, you wil now say d students dat dint take part in d protest will not enjoy d fruit of d strugle. All uni(federal) and its staff will enjoy wateva benefit comes out of ASUU strike. I jst pity d state university dat joins d strike because dir no no guarantee dat wen federal govt ans fed uni, dat state gov wil b ready 2do d same. I rem last year wen south eastern uni were on strike for mordan 7months, ASUU as a whole dint go on strike 2help dem and dis is wia dey are supose 2show solidarity for dir coleagues. I jst taya

FUT MINNA 2013/2014 POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE

This is to inform all candidates who have applied for admission into the Federal University of Technology (FUT) Minna for the 2013/2014 academic session that the University’s Pre-Admission Screening Exercise (UPASE), hitherto referred to as Post-UTME, will hold at the University Main Campus, Gidan Kwano, Minna, as follows:

• First and Second Choice UTME (Most Preferred University): 2nd – 6th August, 2013.
• Direct Entry (Most Preferred University): 11th – 12th September, 2013.

Note: The screening exercise will be conducted using Computer-Based Test (CBT) platform.
Registration

• Registration for First and Second Choice UTME candidates will commence on Wednesday, 17th July, 2013 to end midnight of Wednesday, 31st July, 2013.
• Direct Entry candidates will register on Thursday 29th August, 2013 to close on Saturday 7th September, 2013.
• Candidates are advised to visit the FUT Minna website www.futminna.edu.ng for details on the procedure for on-line registration, requirements for the screening exercise and other general information.
• Candidates are to pay a non-refundable fee of N2,000 (i.e. N1,000.00 for the Computer-Based Test screening and N1,000.00 as University processing fee) through Interswitch platform.

Eligibility

i. Only UTME and DE candidates who selected FUT Minna as their First or Second Choice (most preferred) University are eligible for the screening exercise.
ii. UTME candidates must have a minimum UTME score of 180, except for those courses for which higher cut-off marks have been indicated on the University website, in which case such candidates are eligible to change to any other course whose requirements are met by the candidates.
iii. All candidates must possess a minimum of five ‘O’ level credits including Mathematics and English Language at not more than two sittings in subjects relevant to their proposed courses. In addition, DE candidates must possess a minimum of Lower Credit at ND/HND or Merit at NCE levels.
iv. Only ‘O’ level result print-outs downloaded directly from the websites of the national examining bodies (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) or