Oluwatoyin Ogundipe has been appointed the 12th Substantive Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos.

This was contained in a statement made known by the information unit of the university.
The statement said the institution followed the guidelines for the appointment of vice chancellors and provosts, as recommended by the Ministry of Education.

The three candidates that were selected are Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, Olukayode Amund, and Ayodeji Olukoju.

The statement said Mr. Ogundipe scored the highest mark in the exercise.

“At the end of the Governing Council meeting of Friday, 27th October 2017, Council approved the appointment of Professor Oluwatoyin T. Ogundipe.”

Mr. Ogundipe who was appointed a professor in 2002 became the Deputy Vice Chancellor of the institution on April 1, 2016.

He is a Professor in the Department of Botany and also the Director of Academic Planning at the University of Lagos. He was born on May 31, 1960. He is married and blessed with three children.

Source : http://www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/10/unilag-appoints-new-vice-chancellor.html

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Every young entrepreneur always dreams of venturing into online business marketing and also achieve a greater role in the sector. But there are problems or challenges every entrepreneur faces when starting his/her own business online. So here are the necessary tips on how to massively grow your own successful business online without much setbacks

Step 1: You Have To Narrow your market focus. Try to describe your ideal customer in the narrowest and most detailed terms possible, as though you’re describing him or her to a referral source of your online business marketing

Step 2: Position your online business: Figure out what you do best and what your target market wants. Maybe it’s how you serve a niche or package your products. If you don’t know what it is, call up three or four of your clients and ask them why they buy from you. Craft a core marketing message that allows you to quickly differentiate your online business marketing.

Step 3: Create an education-based marketing materials. Recreate all your online business marketing materials, including your website, to focus on education. Make certain every word in your marketing materials speaks of your core messages and to your target market to specify the exact spot in your online business.

Step 4: Never do a cold call: Make sure all your advertising is geared toward creating prospects which will helps boost the business, not only about customers. You must find ways to educate your audience before you sell. Your online business target needs to learn how you provide value in a way that makes them want to pay a premium for your services or products. You simply can’t do this in a 3-inch-by-4-inch ad. Your ad must get viewers to ask for more information. Then you can proceed to selling. Determine all the ways you can get your education-based messages in front of your online business marketing narrowly defined target market.

Step 5: Earn media attention: Create a list of journalists who cover your industry or community, and build relationships with each by becoming a reliable resource of information. Plan out an Entire year of new items for your online business which you can promote by season or event.

Step 6: Expect referrals. Create a referral marketing engine that systematically turns each client and referral network into a kind of unpaid sales pro. You must instill a referral marketing mind-set into your online business’s culture. Do this by making every customer a marketing and referral contact. Map every contact and build processes that focus on referrals.

Step 7: Live by a calendar. After you complete steps 1 - 6, determine what you need to do to put them into action. Then create an annual online business marketing calendar, noting the required monthly, weekly and daily appointments necessary to move your plan forward.

Follow This steps in your daily aspects. Always applies it in any new online business you want to start . And you will see yourself scaling higher and becoming number 1 among your competitors

Source : https://www.ngschoolgist.com

Leeds University Business School, UK offers scholarships to Nigeria, India, Vietnam and Kenya undergraduate students.

The scholarship program is applicable by undergraduate students who portrays sustained academic excellence and potentials to make a significant contribution to Business School life.

Eligibility

- Applicants must be citizens of Nigeria, India, Vietnam and Kenya.
- Applicants must be self-funding candidates.
- Applicants must have received an offer of place at Leeds University Business School.

Application Process

Interested and eligible applicants who have received an offer of place at Leeds University Business School should download and completely fill in the Application Form
Completed form should be sent along side necessary documents to the Undergraduate Admissions Office ugenq@lubs.leeds.ac.uk
Interested applicants who have not received an offer of place should visit this link to apply for an Undergraduate course at Leeds Business School, UK.

Application Deadline

Deadline for this scholarship application is on 6th April 2017

Source : http://www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/10/leeds-university-business-school-2018.html?m=1

UNIZIK Has Not Released Cut-off Marks, Mangament Warns
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The Management of Nnamdi Azikiwe University has warned the general public especially candidates that applied for the 2017/2018 admission into the institution, that the University has not released any admission cut off mark for the 2017/2018 admission.

There has been a press release purportedly from the University Management, signed by one Prof. Emma Amechi and published on one of the fraudulent Facebook pages using the University name on the release of the cutoff marks.
There is no such name as Prof. Emma Amechi in the institution and thus should be seen as a pseudo name used in disguise to defraud the unsuspecting public.

The General Public are by this information advised to be wary of the desperate activities of these admission racketeers.

The university urges the public to always refer to the university's official website and the official social media accounts of the University for clarifications and verification of informations.
Meanwhile individuals who go about creating social media accounts with the name of the University without authorization are advised to desist from such acts as they shall face punishment when caught.

source : http://www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/10/unizik-disclaims-news-that-20172018-cut.html?m=1

Poly Ibadan 2017/2018 HND/Post-HND Interview Dates And Cut-off Marks
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Poly Ibadan 2017/2018 1st Semester Proposed Academic Calendar
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Lagos State University Management hereby informs all Candidates who chose Lagos State University and were not short listed for Admission, Parents/Guardians and the General Public that the Admission processes for the 2017/2018 academic session has closed.

Out of 36,000 candidates that applied for admission, the university admitted Three Thousand Five Hundred (3,500) Candidates in the 2017/2018 Academic Session, and admission will no longer be issued

Consequently, the Lagos State University Management urges all concerned Candidates, Parents/Guardians and the General Public to be wary of some unscrupulous element who may want to use the name of the Institution to exploit unsuspecting Candidates. For emphasis, anybody who engages in any transaction with individual/group of individuals on behalf of the University does so at his/her own risk as Lagos State University will NOT be liable for such transaction(s).

Source : http://www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/10/lasu-closes-its-20172018-admission.html

Yesterday, The Bill establishing the Federal University of petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE) was signed in to law .
The signing of the bill into law has made available opportunities for the establishment of the specialised university in the Niger Delta, charged with training and research in petroleum technologies.


The Federal Government initially approved the upgrading of the Petroleum Training Institute (PTI) Effurun into a degree awarding institution in 2006 during the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo


Therefore, FUPRE has now become the first Nigeria Petroleum Engineering University with the former PTI operating as one of its faculties.


Source : http://www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/10/fupre-establishment-bill-signed-into.html

Unibadan Notifies 2017 Post-UTME Candidates On Screening Date & Time
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The Joint admission and matriculation board is conducting a forum for all 2017 candidates. The purpose of this forum is to sensitize and educate the candidates on how the newly introduced Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) works.


The Board in the discharge of its mandate has developed the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) to automate the admission exercise starting with 2017 2018 Academic Session.


CAPS will, among other benefits:
-Refocus JAMB on its founding ideals as a Clearing House for the Admissions Process
-Ensure operational efficiency
-Promote transparency, accountability, inclusiveness and equity
-Restore the autonomy of the tertiary institutions with respect to admission
-Expand admission opportunities
-Make candidates the Central Focus of the Admission Exercise, and
-Provide credible and easily accessible Data for Research & Planning.


CAPS introduces some innovations to achieve the above objectives, particularly the active participation of candidates in the Admissions Exercise. It is in the light of this, that the Board provides below the Step-by-Step Process Flow of the Admission Exercise for the education and information of general public and the stakeholders, particularly the Candidates.


Invitation to Participate in Sensitization Forum for Interested Candidates on Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS).


As part of the Board's efforts to familiarize the candidates with the Admissions Process on the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS), particularly their rights to fair treatment and active involvement in decisions about choice of institutions and programmes, a Sensitization Forum has been planned with windows of participation: physical attendance at the venue, through online steaming, webinar and the phone-in segment of the Live Broadcast on the NTA Network.


JAMB hereby invites interested candidates to take part in an optional Sensitization Forum on CAPS. Details are also provided below.
The Forum will hold as follows:


Date: Thursday, 21 September, 2017
Location: International Conference Centre (ICC), Garki Area 11,Abuja
Time: 10am -12noon

Prior registration and confirmation are required for;
(i) Physical attendance
(ii) Webinar participation.


The Live Broadcast on the NTA Network is to allow candidates watch the event at home from any location in the country and participate through phone calls to the dedicated lines that will be provided on the TV screen during the live coverage.


All interested candidates are required to visit
http://caps.jamb.gov.ng/candidateregistration.aspx to register for participation, which is only open to candidates qualified for Admission consideration in the 2017 / 2018 Admission exercise.


Spaces are limitedly available for candidates who wish to physically attend the workshop at the ICC, therefore requests will be treated on the basis of first-come-first-served.

source : http://www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/09/jamb-organizes-caps-sensitization.html?m=1

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics,
ASUP, has disclosed it support for the strike action of the Academic Staff Union of Universities ASUU.

According to a statement signed by the
Secretary General, of ASUP, Anderson Ezeibe,
ASUU strike was aimed at restoring sanity to
Nigerian universities.
The union has urged the Federal Government to strive towards implementing the
agreements entered into with ASUP to avert such crisis in polytechnics.

Excerpts of the statement reads, “ASUP notes
the renewal of hostilities on the country’s university campuses between ASUU and government of Nigeria.

“While we are in unconditional solidarity with ASUU in this struggle to restore sanity to Nigerian universities, we are calling on the government to also commence the implementation of agreements entered into with ASUP to forestall an impending crisis in the polytechnic sub-
sector without delay.”

www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/08/asup-discloses-its-support-for-ASUU.html?m=1

The Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu
Adamu, yesterday said that the strike action
embarked by the Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU), might come to an end in
two days.
According to him, the present
administration has a policy of engaging
unions, including ASUU.
This was disclosed yesterday during an
interview with newsmen.

“I hope and believe that this would be a one
or two days strike. We have a policy of
engaging the unions, including ASUU and I
think now we are very serious.

“This is the first time after two years that
ASUU is declaring a strike,” he said.
It was also discovered that the Minister also
held a closed-door meeting with the leader of the
Federal Government Renegotiation Team, Dr.
B. O Babalakin (SAN).

Babalakin had in January, inaugurated the
16-member team to renegotiate the 2009
agreement between the FG and ASUU .

source : www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/08/ASUU-strike-may-be-called-off-in-two.html?m=1

Reports has it that the academic staff union
of universities (ASUU) has taken its final
decision to embark on an indefinite nation
wide strike.
This was resolved after severe deliberations
from the Union.

The union has also given directives to its
members to stay against going to teach or
involving themselves in any academic activity.
A document titled “Strike Bulletin No.1”, which
was signed and issued by Ogunyemi, ASUU
said the strike action will be a total,
comprehensive and indefinite action whereby
no form of academic activities including
teaching, attendance of any meeting, conduct
and supervision of any examination at any
level, supervision of project or thesis at any
level should take place at any of the nation’s
universities.

The document further states that all
negotiations had been exploited before the
decision on an indefinite strike action was
reached.

The lecturers have complained of poor funding
of universities, part-payment of salaries of
lecturers, non payment of earned allowances
among others.


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Reports has it that the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, will have a crucial meeting this weekend to determine if the union will embark on a nation wide strike.

The Union earlier asked all its branches in
different institutions to organise referendum of
members to decide if the strike will hold.
Final conclusion on the strike will be
ascertained after a review of the referendum
organized by the different branches.

The initial deadline given by ASUU to the
federal government to meet its demands
ellapsed today (Friday), and the meeting
which is to be held by ASUU to finally decide
for the strike begins today (August 11) and
ends on Sunday (August 13) in Abuja.

ASUU major demands are concerning the
welfare of members as well as funding of
universities among others.

According to reports, ASUU and the federal
government have been negotiating these
demands since November
2016.

SOURCE : www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/08/ASUU-holds-meeting-to-decide-on-nation.html?m=1

JAMB has disclosed that its policy committee
meeting will be held on August 21 and 22
2017 in order to ascertain the cut-off marks
for the 2017/18 admission process.

In a statement of the press released by the
board, statements were made that the
Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, has
given the Board approval to hold the policy committee
meeting on 2017 admission.
According to the statement, the 2017/18
admission process will commence after the
meeting.

“All stakeholders including vice-chancellors of
universities, rectors of polytechnics and mono-
technics and provosts of colleges of education
are to be in attendance,”

The Board also disclosed that it has sent to
all institutions a soft copy of printout of
candidates who chose them including
candidates who scored 100 and above".

The institutions, in its flexible admission
policy will determine the suitability of the
candidates in compliance with all laid down
rules and regulations as determined by the
proprietors of the institutions and approved by
Senate of the various schools

"The Board will ensure that criteria set by
Senate are strictly adhered to by the
institutions’ admission officers and no shifting
of goal posts in the middle of the admission
exercise." The statement further disclosed

SOURCE : www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/08/2017-cut-off-mark-to-be-decided-in-next.html?m=1

This is to inform the general public, that the West African Examinations Council has announced the
registration closing date for the 2017 WAEC November/December WASSCE (Private).

The deadline for the 2017 WAEC GCE
registration has been scheduled to ellapse on
Friday, August 11, 2017.

Candidates who wish to register are advised
to do so before the deadline, as the council
might not reopen the portal after its closure.

SOURCE : www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/08/waec-announces-2017-waec-gce-novdec.html?m=1

The training of Corps members under the
NYSC Skills Acquisition and
Entrepreneurship Development Programme
(SAED) is set to commence in all
Orientation Camps on Monday, 31st July,
2017.

The programme, which commenced in
2012, is aimed at contributing towards
curbing the rate of graduate unemployment
in the country.
So far, nine hundred and sixteen thousand
(916, 000) Corps members have been
sensitized since the commencement of the
programme.

GAINS OF SAED PROGRAMM

Here are some of the gains of the SAED
programme over the past years:

1. NYSC has successfully entered into
partnership with stakeholders, including
the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Bank of
Industry (BOI), and the Heritage Bank, with
a view to empowering interested Corps
members with start-up capital to fund
businesses conceived after the SAED
training;

2. NYSC/BOI Graduate Empowerment Fund
(GEF), which kicked off in 2015, has so far
granted business loans to 407 Corps
Entrepreneurs. Maximum amount per
beneficiary is Two Million Naira (N2m).

3. The CBN/NYSC Youth Entrepreneurship
Development Programme (YEDP) kicked off
in 2016, and has so far granted loans of
Three Million Naira (N3m) each to seven
serving Corps members and many Ex-Corps
members;
NOTE: All the loans are given at single
digit interest.

4. NYSC is partnering with stakeholders in
the private sector to build Zonal Integrated
Skills ACQUISITION AND
ENTREPRENEURSHIP Centres in all six
geo-political zones.

The one for South-West has been
completed in Ekiti State. That of the North-
East has reached advanced stage in Gombe
while construction work on the one for the
South-South was officially flagged off early
July 2017 in Delta State.

Why work for others when you can be your
own master?

Won’t you rather give job to others?
NYSC SAED offers you opportunity for self-
employment and wealth creation.


SOURCE : www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/07/nysc-opportunities-for-self-employment.html?m=1

Report has it that the Vice Chancellor (VC) of
the University of Calabar, Calabar (Unical),
Prof. Zana Akapgu has been awarded “Best
Performing” VC in Nigeria in the last one year
by a London based news platform, ‘The
Nigerian’ and the ‘Nigeria Print Journalism
Magazine’.

It was gathered that the Vice Chancellor was
selected after a critical evaluation of his
achievements since he assumed office.

The VC is to be conferred with the award of
the “Best Education Leadership Icon” on
August 25th in London, United Kingdom.
The award was in recognition of the VC’s
“immense contributions to educational
development and nation building through
transparent and inclusive leadership at the
University of Calabar”.

Source : www.ngschoolgist.com/2017/07/unical-vice-chancellor-prof-zana-akapgu.html?m=1

The Joint Admission and matriculation board warns candidates who may want to change their preferred course or institution or make corrections on any of their data that this can be done only twice.

JAMB’s Head of Public Relations, Fabian Benjamin, disclosed it in an interview in Bwari, FCT, while officially announcing the reopening of the 2017 Change of course/institution and data correction exercise on Wednesday

According to him, “You can change courses and institutions only two times, if you make changes and still experience an issue, you are permitted to change the second time.

Moreover,he warned candidates against using unapproved CBT centres for their change of course/ Institution and data correction,as the board will not be held responsible for changes that did not reflect.

“We have had situation where candidates will go to Cyber Cafés and do whatever they like and then say the change did not reflect, the board will not entertain such complaints.” he stated.



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According to the United Kingdom-based Metropolitan School of Business and Management (MSBM), certificates obtained outside Nigeria are more valued than those obtained in the country.


Among the reasons given for placing more value on foreign certificates include: “use of dynamic and relevant practice-based approaches” and the combination of corporate experience with “interactive teaching methodology with live case studies.”


Mosisiye Kayode, the assistant country director of MSBM (Nigeria), explained this in Abuja during the Enterprise 101 workshop organised for business managers, young professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs.


She said: “We have affiliations with schools in the UK but anyone participating in our school in Abuja has worked, studied and lived in the UK at a particular time because you cannot give what you do not have. So anyone who is going to teach in our class is someone who has studied, worked and lived in the UK .


“If you have a certificate from the UK, it is more appreciated because they know that we don’t just give you the teaching, we give you the real life scenario.



“Enterprise 101 has always been a vision of ours; we have actually been looking forward to bringing in people and entrepreneurs in Abuja to come around because most of them have things they will want to share with other young people just for young aspiring entrepreneurs to actually gain from.”


Chukwugozim Melekwe one of the participants said: “Even though I have some sort of safety net by working right now, it has always been a part of me to make things happen. We need knowledge to be successful. As a professional and aspiring business person, there are questions that I need answers for, there are things I need to know.”


It is important to note that a 2017 global ranking of universities released by the Times Higher Education placed the University of Ibadan in Oyo state, Nigeria at number 801 among the best 978 in the world


source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/uk-university-reasons-why-nigerian.html

the Boustany Foundation is awarding MBA Harvard Scholarship for the class commencing autumn 2017. MBA Harvard Scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate a high level of academic achievement.


The Harvard MBA is one of the world’s leading business programmes, taught at one of the world’s most prestigious Universities.


The Boustany MBA Harvard Scholarship is granted once every two years for a two year course at Harvard Business School.
The Scholarship offers the following:


• Financial aid amounting to US$90,000 (US$45,000 per year) towards tuition fees
• Travel and accommodation expenses related to the internship.
The next Scholarship will be awarded for the class commencing Autumn 2017.


ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Candidates must have an excellent academic background and show considerable promise. Although the Scholarship can be awarded to candidates of any nation, priority will be given to candidates of Lebanese descent.
Candidates may apply for the Scholarship only after receiving an offer of admission from the Harvard MBA programme.


APPLICATION PROCESS
If you wish to apply, please send a copy of your curriculum vitae with a photograph, GMAT scores and acceptance letter from the University to: admissions@boustany-foundation.org


If shortlisted, you may be invited to an interview with the Foundation. One candidate will then be awarded the Scholarship
Deadline for the submission of candidacy: 31st May 2017.


The Scholarship will be awarded during the month of June 2017.


THE BOUSTANY FOUNDATION INTERNSHIP
Successful scholars are expected to complete a two-month unpaid internship with the Foundation. Projects are varied and relate to the Foundation’s activities or those of its partners.


Travel and accommodation expenses related to the internship are covered by the Foundation.


source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/harvard-university-2017-mba-scholarship_9.html

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The young man who was identified as Olugbenga Alabi has emerged with a distinction in medicine.


According to reports, Alabi had 7 distinctions in 10 courses and this award was presented to him the institution's combined convocation held last.


Speaking to newsmen, he said he was glad to have achieved the feat of being the first to graduate with MBChB with Honours in the history of this university.


He said he went through the requirements of achieving a first class and saw it as an impossible task,but today he has achieved it, giving all thanks to allah.


Alabi stood tall on the podium to address his colleagues, he said getting to the zenith of a man’s aspiration is substantially determined by God and not by human’s efforts.


He said the reason why he is standing in front of them might be as a result of outstanding academic performance but he couldn't have done it without the blessings and favour of God.


He noted that he believes only in prayer, diligence and hard work, he advised his fellow students to read, assimilate and teach others or engage in academic discourse with them.


He included humility as another key to making it in life as well as forming the habit of having good mentors and seeking advice from them.


According to him, he is not an introvert. He maintained a modest social life, adding that he tries as much as possible to maintain his bounds with friends.


He mentioned that he has so many girlfriends but has just one fiancee who he said has really tried for him.


Alabi who is now in his late 20's said he would not wait to complete his internship before thinking of a postgraduate programme to pursue in clinicals and academics.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/see-oou-first-medical-student-with.html?m=1

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Alarm has been raised by The Computer-Based Test Centres Proprietors Association of Nigeria (CPAN), over the sales of fake 2017 JAMB Registration Forms in Imo by some illegal centres.



The Chairman of the association, Comrade Chidiebere Egboh, said that the victims of this act are also requested to pay for "special Center" therefore making the candidates to cheat during the UTME.



He described this as dangerous and warns prospective candidates to be careful as jamb form is yet to be released.



“The fraudsters play fast one and extort N15, 000 and above from thousands of unsuspecting prospective JAMB candidates.


“The consequences are that the fraudsters will elope with candidates’ money and there will be no genuine centres for candidates to write the examination.


“The issue of ‘special centres’ had been handled and canceled . We must emphasis that there will be nothing like ‘special centre’ any longer" He said.


He advised candidates to verify accredited JAMB Registration Centres via jamb official website

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/jamb-2017-cpan-raises-alarm-as-more.html?m=1

The Vice Chancellor, Lagos State University, Prof. ‘Lanre Fagbohun in line with the recommendations of the Students’ Disciplinary Committee has approved the suspension of Adeyemi Temitope, with Matriculation Number 100832003, Department of Public administration, Faculty of Management Sciences, with immediate effect from the University, pending the outcome of the Court judgement on the case of Cultism and molestation.


This was contained in a statement made available by the information department of the institution on Friday.


The affected student has been warned not to participate in any Socio-Academic activities of the University until the suspension is lifted.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/lasu-student-suspended-for-molestation.html?m=1

The University of Benin (UNIBEN) on Friday matriculated 10,000 students for the 2016/2017 academic session.


Speaking at the event the Vice-Chancellor (VC) of the institution, Prof. Faraday Orumwense, warned the students that the institution would not condone all forms of nefarious activities.


He urged the students to obey the university rules and regulations and shun evil vices like exam malpractice, drug abuse, cultism, prostitution and immoral activities that may mar your academic journey in the institution as the authority has zero tolerance for any nefarious act and will apply sanctions against defaulters.


The vice chancellor reminded the new students that they were selected out of the over 100, 000 students who applied for admission, as such they must take their studies very seriously.

source : https://ngschoolgist.com/unn-course-registration-deadline/

At the 39th matriculation ceremony of the university of calabar (UNICAL), which was held on the 3rd of February 2017, over 10,000 candidates were matriculated into 2016/17 academic session of the school.


Out of this number, 65% were admitted into science based courses while 35% were admitted into Arts and Humanities.


The matriculating students who cut across different segments of the country took the matriculation oath to abide by the rules and regulations of the University.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/unical-matriculates-over-10000-freshers.html?m=1

The University of Ilorin has set up a new 128-bed male hostel for students of its College of Health Sciences.


It was learnt that The facility is part of the efforts of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. AbdulGaniyuAmbali, towards providing decent accommodation for students on campus

Each of the 64 rooms in the storey building has a kitchenette, toilet and bathroom. The facility is also equipped with common rooms as well as a reception hall.


The hostel facility is expected to accommodate about 128 students of the Faculties of Clinical Sciences and Basic Medical Sciences.


The Provost of the College, Prof. W.B.R. Johnson, has expressed appreciation to the management for efforts in ameliorating the accommodation challenges of students.


He further appealed to the management to equally put adequate security in place by deploying mobile-policemen with firearms to ensure the safety of the students.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/unilorin-commissions-64-hostel-rooms.html?m=1