You still have some months to perform better.. ndiara

Olohunjedalo:

Fuck_ off!

afonja thug

ifyalways:


Kill yaself darling

you're senseless plus the person that liked your comment

ifyalways:
Who is this Dele Adeleke?

He's disturbing ooo

disturbing or fighting for people's right!! That's what we av been seeing on the net since. So STFU

yeyerolling:
Ogbeni Raul Aregbe must be sent into retirement. foolish man controlling alimosho in lag and osun state, with no tangible results. if EFCC is to pick Fayose they must pick this fool too

is he the one that owns Honeyland school

I will be also be the greatest of all time one day !

Sarkin:
Fake!

Just to garner votes!

PDP is already using this guy.

do they need to use him before he campaign for his family members? Don't be a .....

madridguy:
People shouting Omisere should wake up. The good people of Osun State will determine who rule over them.

when they see money they won't be able to decide again. But apc will decide for them

My bet 2/2

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
he's scared already.
so you think every other party involves in rigging and buying votes just like u.
so if the will of the good people of Oshogbo LGA (the last LGA to determine victory) is to go for APC, that means inec has tampered with the results bah?
wailer like it or not South West is APC and APC is Southwest

apc that refuse to pay their salary right? U must be a clown

Wait for it

Everybody na big boy

Am so happy to be first to comment here. May God bless me. Like my comment and you will make it in life like I will make it too

Match won. Congratulations

Free for trust

Nothing concern me I swear

timidapsin:
Sure he is



And hazard is the greatest Dribbler in the world

his dribbles is to wine ball and eventually fall in box 18

stanliwise:
A Bsc/B.ed holder can work anywhere.

ok thank s

FlyoruB:
Hope he won't go bankrupt again after the misadventure. He will be up against a ruling party both at the state and centre.

oil money dey finish?

According to Prof Oloyede, JAMB is currently fine-tuning the registration process for the exams, based on experiences from the previously conducted exam. It was noticed that a good number of less qualified candidates applied for the exam last year, thereby causing unnecessary baggage for the board.

JAMB 2019 Registration Begins October - What you need to know for now
Prof. Oloyede had earlier stated that the cost of the JAMB Registration Forms will be left for FG to ultimately decide. He then added that; “We are not interested in the money. We are interested in having adequate preparation for those who are genuine students".

The actual dates for conducting the 2019 UTME is yet to be announced, but the Registrar has assured the public that it would not clash with the coming 2019 Elections.

In the meantime, you can Check 2019 JAMB Brochure, the 2019 JAMB Syllabus or simply Start to Practice 2019 JAMB CBT for Free.

For candidates who are still expecting their names on of the various admission lists, you're urged to always check your admission status on JAMB Caps. Sales of 2019 JAMB form does not put an end to Admissions for 2018/2019. In fact, in some schools, and based on Myschool experience, admissions are likely to go on even till next year.

For those who are already sure they will be writing the 2019 UTME, please keep visiting this website or keep checking The Free Myschool App to stay up to date on when the registration begins.

Schools, Institutions, Tutorial Centres, Business Centres & Cafes can start setting up their CBT Centres to become JAMB CBT Agents and Training Centres to help train students for the upcoming exams. For details on how to proceed, please click here.

Once the JAMB Registration for 2019 Begins, we will publish it here on Myschool, and give you step by step details on how to successfully proceed with your registration.

https://studentsbase./2018/09/10/jamb-2019-registration-begins-october-what-you-need-to-know-for-now/

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A special lecture on how to write award winning proposal for competitive grant was recently held for staff and post graduate students of the Federal University of Technology, Akure. Vice Chancellor for Research and Dean of the Graduate School at Montana Tech. University, United States of America, Professor Beverly Hartline who delivered the lecture said there are thousands of grants opportunities available for the willing academic who has a viable project and or research idea that will benefit the masses and proffer solution to life challenges.
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Hartline said there is always a huge request for grants which makes the competition to be fierce among competitors. She classified available funding opportunities to include scholarship or fellowship which is in form of support for individuals, grants, contract and donation.

She said attracting a grant requires writing a good proposal, stating ones mission and what the research effort is meant to achieve. She equally emphasized on the moral aspect of accepting a grant saying “if you accept the money you must do what you proposed and what the sponsor wants and expects. You must satisfy the sponsor’s accountability requirements. Frequent communication with the sponsor is a very good idea. Be very cautious about preparing and submitting a proposal if you are not interested in the project, even if you know the funding chances are favorable.” She also said “the proposal should be written to convince reviewers that the project is important, it can be done, and that you can do it.”

She stressed the need to read guidelines for proposals before writing and encouraged early submission to beat deadline. According to her cultivating strong relationship with sponsor and satisfying sponsor’s requirements are also critical.

Hartline emphasized the need to seek funder-project match through shared mission and goals, shared constituency, common core values and “culture”, similar image, motto, vision, shared “market”, interest in product or result. She said “the ‘fit’ between your idea/project and the sponsor’s interests is key. Learn as much as possible about the sponsor: what has it funded recently, know the eligibility requirements, understand the selection process, know the selection criteria, know and address any special requirements, make sure the proposal clearly demonstrates how your project satisfies sponsor’s criteria and requirements. Whoever has the money, writes the rules, you need to understand the sponsor.”

Hartline emphasized the need to cultivate a relationship with sponsors by following their rules while applying, not bothering them after any deadline, sending “thank-you” notes or emails as means of courtesy. She said “if funded, keep them informed, invite them to visit and if not funded, request feedback. Make a good first impression by planning well. Get to the point. Dress professionally, if meeting.”

Hartline urged a writer of a proposal to seek the significance of the proposed idea by seeking how the project relates and builds on existing knowledge and who else is working in the area.

She said “it is important to seek what is the research or other problem, why is the research needed, what future breakthroughs might the project lead to, what are potential applications and broader impacts, how might the project advance knowledge within and across disciplines.”

The don also emphasized the importance of collaboration in writing proposal. She said “find collaborators who complement you, and provide missing expertise essential to project success.”

Summarizing and highlighting the qualities an individual writing the proposal must possess Hartline said “to write a proposal that can attract and win a grant do self-assessment indicating when do you want to start the project; what grant-submission deadline must you meet; is the plan/project clear; does it need development; what are the selection criteria; does your project meet them; what information do you have in hand; what goes in each proposal part; what do you need; who do you need it from; how will you get it; who are you collaborating with; are they on board; do partnerships need nurturing; support letters; what review do you want/need before submitting; what competing obligations do you have; how will you divide the proposal preparation among team?” among others.

In an opening remark, the Chief Host and Vice Chancellor, Professor Joseph Fuwape said “the challenge of funding tertiary education has assumed a worrisome dimension over the years due to global economic downturn. Universities more than ever before, now have to re-strategize and develop frameworks for sustainability. One way of attracting external funding for the university is to have need-driven research. However, to increase grant success rate there is the need to understand the complicated funding landscape and discover hidden opportunities in order to make informed decisions. This lecture is therefore pertinent at this period of our national development as it will suggest ways of developing award winning proposals for competitive grant.”

Introducing Hartline, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Joseph Fuwape described her as a renowned Research Management expert whose Research career started at age 6, when she wondered about how plants grow. This continued through middle and high school with studies on peripheral vision, ecosystem balance and an invasive shrimp. He said Hartline’s responsibilities at Montana Tech University which span over 30 years include supporting and increasing research and sponsored programmes, managing and growing graduate school, encouraging and supporting intellectual property/economic development and facilitating international cooperation. This vast experience she had come to extend to FUTA.

The special lecture was jointly hosted by the Centre for Research and Development (CERAD), under the watch of the Director, Professor Ganiyu Oboh and the Centre for Gender Issues in Science and Technology (CEGIST) under the leadership of Professor Tinu Adebolu its Director

https://studentsbase./2018/09/08/how-to-write-excellent-proposal-for-competitive-grants-american-don/

Over 64 per cent of the candidates that sat for the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) post-Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination made the cut-off point and are eligible for admission.
Candidates Passed UNILORIN Post UTME Screening




This was disclosed by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) of the University, Prof. Sylvia Malomo, in an interview with newsmen on Monday in Ilorin.

She said that the 2018/2019 admission process into the University was underway, with 25,145 of the 39,289 candidates that took part in the institution’s post-UTME screening scoring above 50 per cent in the exercise.

According to her, this figure represents about 64 per cent of the candidates.

https://studentsbase./2018/09/04/over-64-candidates-passed-unilorin-post-utme-screening/

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rad8:
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hi

Rayor1:
Thanks....pls when do you think direct entry list will be out

maybe when they release the second batch

snazzy5050:
it's normal, at thier current pace you shouldn't expect anything less!!

BTW I'm a Chelsea fan

anything less. ? They meant PSG not psv o

This is to inform the general public and especially candidates that registered for the University Ibadan (UI) 2018/2019 academic session post UTME screening exercise that the institution has fixed the screening exercise date.

The post-UTME test for Prospective candidates who have successfully completed their biodata on the website of the University of Ibadan will be coming up ON FRIDAY 14th AND SATURDAY 15th September 2018.

FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THE VENUES AND DAY/TIME ALLOTTED TO EACH CANDIDATE WILL BE RELEASED IN DUE COURSE.

CANDIDATES ARE ADVISED TO BEWARE OF FRAUDSTERS WHO MAY REQUEST THEM TO PAY ANY AMOUNT FOR THE PURPOSE OF ASSISTING THEM FOR ADMISSION. ANYBODY WHO FALLS VICTIM DOES SO AT HIS/HER OWN RISK.

https://studentsbase./2018/08/30/ui-post-utme-screening-date-2018-2019/

We won't take this!

The Rector of Yaba college of Technology, Engr. Obafemi Omokungbe has appealed for the removal of the disparities between the university and polytechnic graduates in the Civil Service.
YABATECH RECTOR SEEKS FULL IMPLEMENTATION ON REMOVAL OF BSC / HND DISPARITY

He made this appeal while receiving a three – man delegations from the Office of the Head of Civil Service (OHCSF) and the National Board of Technical Education (NBTE) led by the Deputy Director, OHCSF, Mrs. Modupe Odubare, who were visiting the College as part of the benchmarking exercise for approval of the revised scheme of service and conditions of service for polytechnics and similar tertiary institutions.

According to him, while government has made known its decision on the abolition of the disparity, its paperwork still does not support the Higher National Diploma graduates.

Engr. Omokungbe however appealed the federal government to harmonize the BSc/ HND graduates by removing the disparities between the two certificates stressing that strict compliance of this, will help promote industrial harmony in the Nigerian Civil Service.

https://studentsbase./2018/08/28/b-sc-hnd-disparity-yabatech-rector-seeks-full-implementation-on-removal/

Dammyofficial:
Small girl with big God

no they can't because they only collect from the toppers

amaniro:
I thought they said Lagos is a land filled with milk and honey?!

yes and sugar