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The UBA Foundation, the CSR arm of the United Bank for Africa, has announced the winners of its tenth annual National Essay Competition (NEC), in a virtual ceremony that was attended by high school students from across the nation.

Eshiet Abasiekeme a 14-year-old girl of Bright Stars Model Secondary School, from Akwa-Ibom state, has emerged as the winner for the 2020 essay competition.

Abasiekeme received a grant of N2.5 million to study in any African university of her choice, and will also be supported throughout her educational career and beyond with constant mentoring by the UBA Foundation.

Mofuluwake Adesanya a 14-year-old of Spring Forte-Lead College, Lagos State, came second with a grant prize of N2,000,000.

Abdulganiyy Habeeba, 16-year-old of International School, University of Lagos came third with a grant prize of N1,500,000.

The 12 finalists, were all given brand new laptop computers to enable them to keep up the hard work.

Below are the 2020 UBAF top 12 finalists and their positions;


1 Eshiet Abasiekeme Eshiet 1st


2 Mofuluwake Adesanya 2nd


3 Abdulganiyu Habeeba 3rd


4 Emenugha Hannah Amarachi 4th


5 Ibem Marylyn Anya 5th


6 Ehibor Favour 6th


7 Nwabueze Regina Ugochi 6th


8 Dimaro Tamarapreye 7th


9 Ozoke Melvin Damian Uchenna 8th


10 Enobong Flourish David 9th


11 Chukwuma Light E. C. 10th


12 Stephen God's Grant 11th

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source: https://www.schoolwatchdog.com.ng/2020/11/fupre-should-be-included-under-ministry.html

Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun, Delta State, Prof Akporofure Rim-Rukeh while addressing participants of Course 29, National Defence College, Abuja, who visited the University on a study tour, proposed the inclusion of the institution under the Federal Ministry of Petroleum. 

Prof Akporofure stated that even though the institution had achieved much in the area of research in oil and gas, it was yet to attain its height due to poor funding.

He further appealed to the visiting top military officers to push for the inclusion of the University under the Ministry of Petroleum.

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source: https://www.schoolwatchdog.com.ng/2020/11/covid-19-send-pupils-with-respiratory.html

During the COVID-19 National briefing in Abuja no Monday the National Coordinator, Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, Dr Sani Aliyu, has urged schools to send pupils with respiratory symptoms consistent with coronavirus (COVID-19) back home to reduce risk of transmission.

In his own words, “Any student presenting with symptoms consistent with COVID-19, particularly respiratory symptoms or fever, should not be allowed to come to school.

”When teachers notice a child with respiratory symptoms, the child should be sent back home so that we can reduce the risk of transmission.

”Just as it is important to communicate effectively with parents, staff, school health teams should be creating protocols and providing regular updates on any change to the school procedures as it relates to COVID.

“We encourage schools to continue to consider creative solutions to abide by our COVID guidelines including staggered learning to avoid overcrowding, platooning, daily attendance and adjusting teachings among others,” he said.

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source: https://www.schoolwatchdog.com.ng/2020/11/ASUU-children-of-politicians-should-be.html

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has called for a law placing restriction on public office holders from sending their children to foreign countries to study.

This was disclosed in a statement by the Akure zonal Coordinator of ASUU, Prof. Olufayo Olu-Olu.

Olu-Olu said such ban would put an end the persistent strike in Nigeria’s education sector, as he also explained that if such a law is made, it would help to rebuild Nigeria’s education sector.

According to the statement by Olu-Olu “Members of the ruling class and their cohorts have their wards schooling abroad, so they do not commit to ending ASUU strike since the political office has become occupational rather than public service.

“Until we domesticate two very important practices as laws in Nigeria, we may not get out of this doldrums -first, an act to compel all public office holders and government appointees to have their wards educated in Nigeria public schools from primary to tertiary level.

“When this law is enacted, perhaps we will gradually see the end of needless ASUU strikes in the country.”

The federal government have failed to meet ASUU's demand for about eight months despite the series of meetings.

ASUU had vowed to continue with the strike until all demands are met, However, ASUU zonal branches would meet by Friday to decide if they would call off or continue the strike.

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In line with our corporate social responsibility, Grundtvig Polytechnic, Oba-Onitsha, Anambra State is offering full scholarships to underprivileged candidates who sat for the 2020 UTME (JAMB) examination.

The scholarship is open to all qualified candidates who scored the minimum of 120 and above in the 2020 UTME examination.

The Scholarship Selection Test will hold as follows:

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Star Deep Water Petroleum Limited ("Star" a Chevron company and operator of the Agbami Field, is offering a number of undergraduate University scholarships to qualified Nigerian students from ALL States of the Federaion. This is part of a continuous support for capacity building in the health and engineering professions and a strategic feed into the national manpower pool. 

The scholarship programme, funded by Star Deep Water Petroleum Limited and its Agbami parties, is a major component of our Social Investment in the strategic support for the development of health and education in Nigeria.


E-applications are invited from full-time SECOND YEAR (200 LEVEL) degree students studying any of the under-listed courses in Nigerian Universities: 

Medicine and Surgery

Dentistry

Pharmacy

Engineering


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Is chevron 2020 scholarship out? Yes! Chevron Nigeria Limited, a Chevron Subsidiary in collaboration with its Joint Venture partner, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), is offering a number of University Scholarship Awards to suitably qualified Nigerian students. 

E-applications are invited from:

1. Full-time SECOND YEAR (200 LEVEL) degree students studying any of the under-listed courses in Nigerian Universities:

Accountancy

Agricultural Science

Architecture

Business Administration/Economics

Computer Science

Environmental Studies/Surveying

Geology/Geophysics

Law

Mass Communication/Journalism


Eligibility Criteria:

Applicants must:

Have a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.5 in a 5-grade system and

Have a minimum of six O-level credits in one sitting.


2. Blind/Visually impaired SECOND YEAR (200 LEVEL) degree students studying any course in Nigerian Universities:


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The Association of Nigeria Universities Alumni (ANUA), has pleaded with the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) to suspend its propose nationwide protest, promising a positively contribute to the resolution of outstanding issues by bringing the knowledge and experience of its members to bear.

ANUA also said that there is no need for the protest because it was confident that the crisis would soon be resolved.

This was disclosed in a statement signed by the ANUA's chairman, Dr. Stephen Olawale Fasakin and the General Secretary, Alhaji Mohammed Sani Wada.

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Yes, by buying another JAMB form

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After the protest by the students of College of Education, Lanlate in Oyo State due to the attack by dangerous animals, the Governing Council of the College has announced the suspension of the Provost of the institution and the Dean of Students Affairs.

The students, while protesting against the management of the institution, had demanded the sack of the Provost and the Dean of students.

Meanwhile, the Governing Council has appointed Mr Falade as the Acting Provost and Mr Ogundele as the Director of Students Affairs with immediate effect.

This was made known in a statement issued by the institution's Public Relations Officer, Mr. Adeniyi Jolaoso

According to the statement, “The Governing Council of the College of Education, Lanlate met today Tuesday 10 November, 2020 and reached the following critical decisions on charting a way towards resolving the recent student violent demonstration in the College.

“The Governing Council at its emergency meeting held on Tuesday 10th November resolved as follows:

“The Governing Council recognises the need to attend to students and staff needs and would leave no stone unturned to attend to them.

“Council appreciates the concerns of the students and as promised would attend to their complaints.

“Against the background of the issues and complaints registered by the students, the staff and the community, two investigative panels to look into the complaints have been put in place and all staff and students are to cooperate with the panels.

“Council has appointed Mr Falade as the Acting Provost and Mr Ogundele as the Director of Students Affairs with immediate effect.

“To allow the panels to work and to allow for resolution of some of the problems, the college will be shut down with effect from Wednesday 11th November 2020.

“Council desires to see the College experience a new lease as it works with the Unions to solve our problems”.

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Is Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Sciences Po out? yes it is Applications are invited from students from sub-Saharan African countries who face financial and other barriers to higher education for the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Sciences Po.

the Aim of Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Sciences Po
The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Sciences Po aims to support 126 talented African students through their studies and to offer the next generation of leaders a world-class social science education, so they can go on to become changemakers in their home countries.

Benefit of Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Sciences Po Scholarships.
Full cost of tuition fees at Sciences Po and living costs in France during the study period will be covered.

As well as funding their studies, Sciences Po will offer scholars a specific suite of resources to ensure they have appropriate academic support and to facilitate their transition from education to employment:

An orientation programme and individualised academic advising throughout their studies at Sciences Po.

A mentor programme offered in collaboration with the Africa Division of Sciences Po Alumni.

Career guidance and support: an online job platform dedicated to professional opportunities in Africa (internships and first jobs), access to our business incubator and the network of employers and alumni working in Africa, and specific career workshops.

Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Sciences Po Eligibility.
Open to students from sub-Saharan African countries who face financial and other barriers to higher education.

They should have an outstanding academic record and strong leadership potential.

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Is NLNG Scholarschip for 2020 out?. yes the Nigeria LNG scholarship is on going right now.

The Management of Nigeria LNG Limited wishes to invite interested First Year undergraduates in Nigerian Universities to apply for the 2020 NLNG Scholarship Award. The purpose of the NLNG Scholarship Award Scheme is to promote academic excellence amongst students in institutions in Rivers State and the rest of the country.

This program is designed to encourage academic excellence and support human capital development in Nigeria. The scholarship award value is N150, 000 per annum for the course duration of each awardee. The scheme was reviewed from 150 beneficiaries a year to 300 starting from the 2018/2019 academic year.

deadline: 6th November 2020.

Eligible Countries: Nigeria

Type: Undergraduate

NLNG scholarship Criteria
Undergraduate: Beneficiaries are selected through a rigorous and transparent selection process organized in collaboration with the Aptitude Test Department of WAEC.

NLNG scholarship Eligiblity
Applicants must be Nigerians

Applicants must have an excellent WAEC & NECO result, minimum of 5 credits including Mathematics and English Language

Applicants must be first-year undergraduate students in any Nigerian University.

Applicants must have a score of 200 and above in JAMB

Applicants must have at least 3.5 CGPA of his/her year one semester (2019/2020) examination

Applicants must not be a beneficiary of any other scholarship award

Nigeria LNG scholarship benefits
Scholarship recipient will receive the payment of a yearly Scholarship allowance as beneficiaries in Institutions in Nigeria.

The award has undergone several value reviews from N30, 000.00 at inception to N50, 000.00 and then to value of N 100,000.00.

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you can also check your result using SMS
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 The National Examinations Council (NECO), on 2nd november 2020, announced that 2020 Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) in all 36 states, will resume on 9th November which was suspended due to the nationwide #End SARS protest.

This was disclosed by the Head, Information and Public Relations Division NECO, Azeez Sani.

Acccording to him “Following the return of normalcy in the states and FCT, the examinations will now continue with a new Time-Table from Monday 9th November, 2020 to Saturday 28th November, 2020.”

He also added that body will make the new schedule available to the general public, schools and candidates from wednesday 4th November, 2020.

source: https://www.schoolwatchdog.com.ng/2020/11/neco-announces-new-date-for-2020-ssce.html

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Result not released ooooo

no it has been released

Unknownartiste:
Results are not released yet

no it has been released

Unknownartiste:
Results are not released yet

No there are

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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC), has released the long awaiting 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) result.

This was disclosed by Patrick Areghan, the Head of WAEC Nigeria National Office, during a press briefing earlier today.

According to him “Gentlemen of the media, I am happy to announce that all the processes leading to the release of results have been completed. It is now my pleasure to announce the release of the results of candidates that sat for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for School Candidates, 2020 in Nigeria,”

“A total of One Million Five Hundred and Forty-Nine Thousand Seven Hundred and Forty (1,549,740) candidates registered for the examination from Nineteen Thousand One Hundred and Twenty-Nine (19,129) recognised secondary schools in Nigeria.

“Of the number that registered for the examination, One Million Five Hundred and Thirty-Eight Thousand Four Hundred and Forty-Five (1,538,445) candidates sat for the examination.

“The examination was also administered to candidates from some schools in Benin Republic, Cote d’Ivoire and Equatorial Guinea where the Nigeria curriculum for Senior Secondary School is being used.

“Remarkably, the examination was also conducted in Chibok Local Government Area of Borno State, the first time since the abduction of over 200 school girls in the area by insurgents, six years ago.

“I also wish to report that a total of Four Thousand Two Hundred and Eighty (4,280) candidates with varying degrees of Special Needs were registered for the examination.

“Out of this number, Two Hundred and Thirty (230) were visually challenged, Seven Hundred and Forty-Five (745) had impaired hearing; Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-Two (2,852) had low vision; Thirty-Eight (38) were spasticcum mentally challenged, and Fifty-Eight (58) were physically challenged.

“All these candidates with special needs were adequately provided for in the administration of the examination. The results of these candidates have been processed and released along with those of other candidates.

“Of the total number of One Million Five Hundred and Thirty Eighty Thousand Four Hundred and Forty-Five (1,538,445) candidates that sat the examination, Seven Hundred and Eighty Thousand Six Hundred and Sixty (780,660) were males while Seven Hundred and Fifty-Seven Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty-Five (757,785) were females, representing 50.74% and 49.26%, respectively.

“Out of the total number of candidates that sat the examination, One Million Four Hundred and Fifty-Six Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty-Seven (1,456,727) candidates, representing 94.69% have their results fully processed and released while Eighty-One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighteen (81,718) candidates, representing 5.31% have a few of their subjects still being processed due to some errors on the part of the candidates. Efforts are, however, being made to speedily complete the processing to enable all the affected candidates get their results fully processed and released, subsequently.

“The analysis of the statistics of the performance of candidates in the examination shows that out of the One Million Five Hundred and Thirty-Eight Thousand Four Hundred and Forty-Five (1,538,445) candidates that sat the examination:

“One Million Three Hundred and Thirty-Eight Thousand Three Hundred and Forty-Eight (1,338,348) candidates, representing 86.99%, obtained credit and above in a minimum of any five (5) subjects (i.e with or without English Language and/ or Mathematics;

“One Million Three Thousand Six
Hundred and Sixty Eight (1,003,668) candidates, representing 65.24%, obtained credits and above in a minimum of five (5) subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.

“Of this number, Four Hundred and Ninety-Seven Thousand One Hundred and Thirty-Nine (497,139) i. e. 49.53% were male candidates, while Five Hundred and Six Thousand Five Hundred and Twenty-Nine (506,529) i.e. 50.47% were female candidates.

“The percentage of candidates in this category in the WASSCE for School Candidates, 2019, that is, those who obtained credit and above in a minimum of five (5) subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, was
64.18%. Thus, there is a marginal 1.06% improvement in performance in this regard.

“The results of Two Hundred and Fifteen Thousand One Hundred and Forty-Nine (215,149)

source: https://www.schoolwatchdog.com.ng/2020/11/waec-releases-2020-wassce-result.html

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The Federal Polytechnic, Ukana, Akwa Ibom State, has announced Monday, 2nd November, 2020 as the resumption date for academic activities in the institution.

This was disclosed in the statement signed by the Public Relations Officer of the Institution, Mr.Manasseh Umoette.

According to the statement, “academic activities will resume in the Polytechnic on Monday, 2nd November, 2020. All students are requested to resume lectures on that date. They are expected to check their various departmental notice boards for the revised academic calendar.
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MalaikaEH:
This is commendable, especially the plan to complete 2019/2020, session. I hope they will continue the BCA radio class, because it's what those of us in Imo state are using to keep body and soul together.
Our own state has denied us of any form of education since lockdown started. Now, all South East states have began normal school or have announced their date or procedures for reopening, but Imo state is still keeping everyone in the dark.

God is watching.

don't worry, things will get better

by schoolwatchdog.com.ng
the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) have directed all tertiary institutions to postpone the date for the post UTME screening and admission which was supposed to commence from November 18th, 2020 as made known in a letter by the Director For Admissions, Dr Halilu Bakori Mohammed

this Postponment is because of the NECO result which wouldn't be ready on time due to the current state of the country.

According to JAMB, this is to enable NECO to conclude their exams and release the results so that candidates who intend to use NECO results for 2020 admission will have the opportunity to do so.

In the letter, "Kindly refer to the agreement reached at the meeting held between the JAMB Registrar and all Heads of Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria on 10th of August, 2020. You will recall that It was resolved that unless where extremely necessary, all Post UTME screenings were to be held after the 18th of November when NECO examinations would have been concluded.
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Yesterday, 16 October, The National Association of Nigeria Students (NANS), University of Uyo chapter, on Friday embarked on a peaceful demonstration, calling on the federal government and the Academic Staff Unions of Universities, (ASSU) to resolve their differences and allow students return to school.

The protest took place at University of Uyo Town Campus as early as 7am as the students were dressed in black white and green were the gave the government seven days to grant their request.

The students also threatened to shut down Aso Rock and the National Assembly if their requests are not granted within the next seven days.

the NANS coordinator Etinyene
Offongekpe while addressing the
student he called on ASSU to end the strike as he said
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The Federal Government has agreed to release N30 billion to the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU.

The Government have agreed to pay the money between May 2021 and January 2022.

As part of the concession to end the seven-month strike, the government also pledged to spend N20bn on the revitalisation of the education sector.

The government made these agreements during the meeting between the academic staff union leaders.

At the meeting, the ASSU, insisted that the federal government should pay their outstanding salaries through GIFMIS
before full implementation of University Transparency and Accountability Solution, UTAS, but the government insisted on the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System, (IPPIS)
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The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities(SSANU), University of Uyo, has urged everyone in the institution over the appointment of a new vice-chancellor to support the new government in order to move the institution forward.

It noted that it has uncovered a plot by a group to foment trouble to plunge the University into crisis, saying that such would not be condoned.

On Tuesday The institution announced the emergence of Prof Nyaudoh Ndaeyo as the 8th VC of the institution but some insisted that his appointment did not follow due process.


Mrs. Anietie Atai, chairperson of SSANU, UNIUYO chapter, on sunday said any attempt to upturn the decision of the governing council which has been widely acclaimed, is an invitation to crisis and therefore unacceptable.
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From November any university worker,
who is not enrolled on the Integrated
Personnel and Payroll Information
System (IPPIS), will not be paid order FG
orders
this threat was enfored by the new
directive contained in a memo from the
Office of the Accountant General of the
Federation (AGF)
The memo was issued to all Federal
Universities Vice-Chancellors through the
Committee of Vice-Chancellors of Nigeria.
“I am directed to inform you that any
staff of your institution who has not
enrolled on the IPPIS, either as a result of
study leave (with pay), maternity leave or
on medical ground, will no longer
appear on the IPPIS payroll.
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President Muhammadu Buhari in his annual speech to the joint session of the two chambers of the National Assembly insited that members of the Association of Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will be paid.

Buhari restated that the Federal government’s position on the payment of university lecturers’ salaries using the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS) payment method and explained that all sectors of the economy would be given attention in the 2021 budget allocation.
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The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has announce its 2020 post Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) test will hold for two weeks.

UNILAG said the test will begin on Nov. 18, 2020 and end Dec. 2.

according to the registrar, Mr Oladejo Azeez, registration for the post UTME will start from 19 October and end on 30 October 2020

Oladejo, further said that the test would be for admission into all undergraduate courses/programmes of the university for the 2020/2021 academic session.

He explained that only those who made UNILAG their first choice in the 2020/2021 UTME and scored 200 and above would be eligible for the screening.

”Eligible candidates must possess five credit passes at one sitting in relevant ‘O’ Level subjects, including English Language and Mathematics,‘’ he said.
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Professor Nyaudoh Ukpabio Ndaeyo appointed by the Governing Council of the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) as the 8th substantive Vice-Chancellor of the institution.

This was made known by Aniediabasi Udofia, Registrar and Secretary of the institution governing council.

Professor Ndaeyo is a Professor of
Farming Systems holding a Doctorate degree in Philosophy degree in Farm Systems and a Masters degree in Agronomy both from the University of Ibadan.

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has advised the Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba,
to Resign and return to farming

this advice was given by ASUU while reacting to a statement by the Education Minister where he told the lecturers on strike to return to farming.

the Minister, had suggested farming to the lecturers saying they cannot dictate how they should be paid to their employers.

ASUU, while reacting noted that the statement made by Nwajiuba is a reflection of his shallow understanding of the academic profession and a reflection of the low premium that the government he is serving placed on education.

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As The 2020/2021 academic session begins on Monday, 5th, October 2020. Kwara State Government, warns Principals and private schools owners have been not to collect third term fees from parents and guardians.

This was made known by the state Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development, Hajia Fatima Bisola Ahmed.

She also reminded the stakeholders that the Governor, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq had approved The 2020/2021 academic session to begin on Monday, 5th, October 2020.

Hajia Ahmed warned that” No school should under any disguise, collect third term fees.”

According to her, ” Schools should rather organise revision classes and placement examinations within two weeks of resumption.”
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