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Following the conclusion of Jamb policy meeting
some schools has started releasing post utme
forms. AKSU becomes the first public university
to release a post utme form for the 2018/2019
Academic session

Applications are invited from suitably qualified
candidates for the Akwa Ibom State University
(AKSU) Post UTME and Direct Entry Screening
exercise for the 2018/2019 academic session.

Eligibility:

Candidates who scored 160 and above in the
last UTME examination and chose Akwa Ibom
State University as their First Choice institution
as well as Direct Entry Applicants.
How to Apply for AKSU Post UTME
and Direct Entry Screening Exercise.
The University portal will be opened for
registration from Monday, 2nd July, 2018 to
Friday,..............click link to continue
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Nans Set To Occupy Aso Rock Over Consistent Killings Of Nigerians By Herdsmen

We are are the willingly willing led by the
unknown, doing the impossible for the
ungrateful, we have done so much for so long
with so little, now that we are qualified as the
leaders of today equally as partners in progress
for a better tomorrow we are at liberty to do
anything with nothing in terms of positivity.
With great sadness the leadership of the entire
Nigerian Students both home and diaspora
under
the auspices of NANS joins the world and
fellow
Nigerians in condemning the gruesome murder
of
our brothers and sisters in some states of the
federation especially the most recent killings in
Jos Pleatue State by suspected herdsmen.
It’s on record that NANS has on different
occasions on Jan 5/ 2018 and may 26/ 2018
respectively in separate releases appealed to the
President of the Federal Republic Of Nigeria
Muhammadu Buhari to declare marauding
herdsmen as terrorists but all to no avail. NANS
as a law abiding association and formidable
voice
of the voiceless millions of students and youths
have utilized the first two Cs of Aluta namely
consultation and consolidation and left with no
option than to proceed with the 3rd C which is
Confrontation via a 5,000 Nigerian students
protest demanding an end to the extra judicial
killings going on in the federation and
mandating
Mr president to declare marau........click link below to continue
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Despite complaints of poor access to tertiary
education in Nigeria, the Registrar, Joint
Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof
Is-shaq Oloyede, has said 44.7 per cent of
admission spaces were not taken up by candidates
in the last admission exercise.

Speaking at the 2018 policy meeting for tertiary
institutions in Nigeria held at the brand new Bola
Babalakin Hall, Gbangan, Osun State Tuesday,
Oloyede said of the total 1,025,487 spaces
available in universities,, polytechnics, colleges of
education and Innovations Enterprise Institutions
both private and public, across Nigeria, 566,641
were filled while 457,846 were unused.

The college’s of education had the highest number
of unused slots – 290,097 of 364,722.
Universities had 119,878 unused spaces (of
538,269) while polytechnics had 39,404 (of
112,437) and IEIs, 8,467 (of 9,059).

To address this problem of unused spaces,
Oloyede said JAMB will provide a virtual market
space for institutions to shop for students not
admitted by their first choice institutions.
He urged the Institutions to keep to the
admissions timetable to enable the seemless
coordination of the process.

“If any institution does not do it’s admission on
time, we will withdraw the names of the students
and we will transfer them to the market place
where others can pick them.
When are doing First Choice admission, do your
own even if you are not ready to resume,” he
said.

In his speech the Education Minister, Adamu
Adamu, urged managers of the tertiary institutions
to be transparent in carrying out their duties,
noting that he had evidence of underhand
dealings of some managers.

“Please let the qualities of transparency, honesty,
sincerity, equity, loyalty, and commitment to nation
building be our guiding principles. We should be
dissuaded from doing any official business under
the table. heads of tertiary institutions are
encouraged to institutionalised the qualities
enumerated above.

“A lot of revelations laced with observed lapses
and documentary evidence have been brought to
my attention. We have extensively consulted on
the way forward and I therefore urge each
institution to abide by the regulations,” he said.
“Some of you carry out your duties with full
understanding and knowledge that some of your
actions cannot stand the test of integrity, as some
of the infractions you endorse and approve are
irregular,” he warned.

He urged all stakeholders to ‘ensure compliance
with all Policy Directives in the interest of the
Nation’s educational development’ adding that
violations of these guidelines would not be
tolerated as appropriate sanctions would be meted
against violators.’’

In his welcome address, the Pro Chancellor,
University of Lagos Dr. Wale Babalakin, who gave
out the newly constructed 4,000-seater facility to
JAMB free of charge, said he provided the space
for intellectual discourse.

“This project was motivated by the desire to
provide an environment conducive to serious
intellectual work. It is our fervent believe that
Nigeria will only achieve its full potential when the
aggregate of our intellectual capacity is developed
and harnessed appropriately,” he said.
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Despite complaints of poor access to tertiary
education in Nigeria, the Registrar, Joint
Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof
Is-shaq Oloyede, has said 44.7 per cent of
admission spaces were not taken up by candidates
in the last admission exercise.

Speaking at the 2018 policy meeting for tertiary
institutions in Nigeria held at the brand new Bola
Babalakin Hall, Gbangan, Osun State Tuesday,
Oloyede said of the total 1,025,487 spaces
available in universities,, polytechnics, colleges of
education and Innovations Enterprise Institutions
both private and public, across Nigeria, 566,641
were filled while 457,846 were unused.
The college’s of education had the highest number
of unused slots – 290,097 of 364,722.
Universities had 119,878 unused spaces (of
538,269) while polytechnics had 39,404 (of
112,437) and IEIs, 8,467 (of 9,059).

To address this problem of unused spaces,
Oloyede said JAMB will provide a virtual market
space for institutions to shop for students not
admitted by their first choice institutions.

He urged the Institutions to keep to the
admissions timetable to enable the seemless
coordination of the process.
“If any institution does not do it’s admission on
time, we will withdraw the names of the students
and we will transfer them to the market place
where others can pick them.

When are doing First Choice admission, do your
own even if you are not ready to resume,” he
said.
In his speech the Education Minister, Adamu
Adamu, urged managers of the tertiary institutions
to be transparent in carrying out their duties,
noting that he had evidence of underhand
dealings of some managers.

“Please let the qualities of transparency, honesty,
sincerity, equity, loyalty, and commitment to nation
building be our guiding principles. We should be
dissuaded from doing any official business under
the table. heads of tertiary institutions are
encouraged to institutionalised the qualities
enumerated above.

“A lot of revelations laced with observed lapses
and documentary evidence have been brought to
my attention. We have extensively consulted on
the way forward and I therefore urge each
institution to abide by the regulations,” he said.

“Some of you carry out your duties with full
understanding and knowledge that some of your
actions cannot stand the test of integrity, as some
of the infractions you endorse and approve are
irregular,” he warned.

He urged all stakeholders to ‘ensure compliance
with all Policy Directives in the interest of the
Nation’s educational development’ adding that
violations of these guidelines would not be
tolerated as appropriate sanctions would be meted
against violators.’’

In his welcome address, the Pro Chancellor,
University of Lagos Dr. Wale Babalakin, who gave
out the newly constructed 4,000-seater facility to
JAMB free of charge, said he provided the space
for intellectual discourse.

“This project was motivated by the desire to
provide an environment conducive to serious
intellectual work. It is our fervent believe that
Nigeria will only achieve its full potential when the
aggregate of our intellectual capacity is developed
and harnessed appropriately,” he said.
[url]myschoolguides.com.ng/2018/06/27/jamb-44-7-percent-of-admission-spaces-not-taken-minister-of-education/[/url]

We are are the willingly willing led by the
unknown, doing the impossible for the
ungrateful, we have done so much for so long
with so little, now that we are qualified as the
leaders of today equally as partners in progress
for a better tomorrow we are at liberty to do
anything with nothing in terms of positivity.
With great sadness the leadership of the entire
Nigerian Students both home and diaspora under
the auspices of NANS joins the world and fellow
Nigerians in condemning the gruesome murder of
our brothers and sisters in some states of the
federation especially the most recent killings in
Jos Pleatue State by suspected herdsmen.
It’s on record that NANS has on different
occasions on Jan 5/ 2018 and may 26/ 2018
respectively in separate releases appealed to the
President of the Federal Republic Of Nigeria
Muhammadu Buhari to declare marauding
herdsmen as terrorists but all to no avail. NANS
as a law abiding association and formidable voice
of the voiceless millions of students and youths
have utilized the first two Cs of Aluta namely
consultation and consolidation and left with no
option than to proceed with the 3rd C which is
Confrontation via a 5,000 Nigerian students
protest demanding an end to the extra judicial
killings going on in the federation and mandating
Mr president to declare marauding herdsmen as
terrorists.
NANS is not unaware of president Buhari’s claim
that desperate Politicians are responsible for the
Killings. However information at our disposal
reveals that Myetti Allah in a press release has
said they’re responsible for killings basically
based on the fact that almost 300 cows were
killed by villagers in Jos.
NANS is appealing to Mr President to stand by his
promise of protecting Human Rights and fighting
human rights abuses, we consider the marauding
herdsmen attacks as clear Human Rights abuses
and expect our beloved president to declare them
as terrorists and ensure that they are treated as
such in fulfillment of his promise.
We are equally calling on politicians to shun
politics of blood shed as we remain one big and
happy family. NANS prays to God to grant the
Plateau State government and families of the
demised the fortitude to bear this irreparable
loss.

ALUTA CONTINUA VICTORIA ASCERTA!!!

E SIGNED
COMR. OKEREAFOR BESTMAN OPEYEMI
NANS NATIONAL PRO
nans4freedom@gmail.com
07063617661,09099455639

Through :
Comrade Shoaga Alim Babatunde (OPROUD)
SA RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION TO OFFICE
OF NANS NATIONAL PRO
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Below is the full presentation done by
JAMB Registrar at the 2018 Admission Policy
Meeting held on 26th June 2018.

Some of the contents

JAMB & Tertiary Institutions are to ensure that
Admissions periods are sacrosanct and must
be followed and adhered to.

1st choice admissions must be done during the
period earmarked for

1st choice other choices must be processed
during the timelines set out for them

JAMB would communicate
Admissions Programmes, Calendars &
Timetables to Tertiary Institutions immediately
after this Policy Me...............continue reading

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We are are the willingly willing led by the
unknown, doing the impossible for the
ungrateful, we have done so much for so long
with so little, now that we are qualified as the
leaders of today equally as partners in progress
for a better tomorrow we are at liberty to do
anything with nothing in terms of positivity.
With great sadness the leadership of the entire
Nigerian Students both home and diaspora under
the auspices of NANS joins the world and fellow
Nigerians in condemning the gruesome murder of
our brothers and sisters in some states of the
federation especially the most recent killings in
Jos Pleatue State by suspected herdsmen.
It’s on record that NANS has on different
occasions on Jan 5/ 2018 and...........click link to continue
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Available at

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ADMISSION INTO A TWO YEAR PROGRAMME
FOR
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA HOLDERS FOR
THE
2018/2019 ACADEMIC SESSION
Applications are invited from holders of Higher
National Diploma Certificates into Two years
Intensive Degree Programmes into the following
degrees:
i. B.A. Fine and Applied Arts
ii. B.Sc. Marketing
iii. B.Sc. Banking and Finance
iv. B.Sc. Accountancy
v. B.Sc. Business Administration
vi. B.Sc. Mass Communication
vii. B. Engineering (into the following options).
a). Civil engineering
b). Mechanical Engineering
c). Electrical & Electronic Engineering
viii. B.Sc. Computer Science
ix. Office Technology Management
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Candidates seeking admission into the Two years
Intensive Programmes must................click link to continue
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The JAMB’s Head of Media, Dr Fabian Benjamin
while speaking yesterday ahead of the 2018
JAMB Policy Meeting Scheduled to hold on June
26th, 2018 has disclosed that the proceedings of
the meeting will be televised live on NTA from.....................click link to continue

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DREAM CHASERS,TALE OF THE BRAVED
EPISODE 3
This days,the more you chased the farther it
was
from your reach,it seemed as thou the sun
was no
longer smiling at you,and the wind has seized
blowing the wind of fortune,but was rather
blowing that of misfortune and Ill luck..those
exhilarating, mind blowing, and breathtaking
dream was beginning to be blurred with a
question mark and not just a question mark
but a
big and gigantic one..you look up in the sky
but all
you see are stars,you remembered everyone
has
his/her own star,destiny they call it,but as
you
looked on you discovered some stars were
brighter than the other ,and there and then
you
remembered what your fathers mother once
told
you”my son,everyone has his/her own
star,and
just as the stars has their distinct
brightness..with
some shining very bright,some intermediate
while
some had a dull brightness,..so does
ours,everyone’s star ain’t the same…she had
said.
Everyone has their own star,and there shine
distinctly ..you asked yourself thoughtfully
Does that mean my star is among those that
shone dully and not meant to shine brightly,
and
I’m forcing it to??..who...............click link to
continue

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DREAM CHASERS,TALE OF THE BRAVED
EPISODE 3
This days,the more you chased the farther it
was
from your reach,it seemed as thou the sun
was no
longer smiling at you,and the wind has seized
blowing the wind of fortune,but was rather
blowing that of misfortune and Ill luck..those
exhilarating, mind blowing, and breathtaking
dream was beginning to be blurred with a
question mark and not just a question mark
but a
big and gigantic one..you look up in the sky
but all
you see are stars,you remembered everyone
has
his/her own star,destiny they call it,but as
you
looked on you discovered some stars were
brighter than the other ,and there and then
you
remembered what your fathers mother once
told
you”my son,everyone has his/her own
star,and
just as the stars has their distinct
brightness..with
some shining very bright,some intermediate
while
some had a dull brightness,..so does
ours,everyone’s star ain’t the same…she had
said.
Everyone has their own star,and there shine
distinctly ..you asked yourself thoughtfully
Does that mean my star is among those that
shone dully and not meant to shine brightly,
and
I’m forcing it to??..who...............click link to continue

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This is to inform interested spplicants that
applications are invited from suitably
qualified candidates for admission into
the various Higher National Diploma
programmes on offer in Maritime
Academy of Nigeria for the 2018/2019
Academic Session.
The programmes are listed as follows:
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA in:
Nautical Science (2 Years of 4
Semesters).
Marine Engineering (2 Years of 4
Semesters).
Maritime Transport & Business
Management (2 Years of 4
Semesters).
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
a. HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA (HND)
IN NAUTICAL SCIENCE/ MARINE
ENGINEERING
i] Applicants must possess the
Senior School Certificate Examination
(SSCE) or its equivalent with at least
FIVE CREDIT passes in subjects which
must include Mathematics, English
Language, Physics, and any two of
Geography, Technical Drawing and
Chemistry, obtained at NOT MORE THAN
TWO SITTINGS.
ii] Possess a Nation.........click link to continue

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THE University of Ibadan, University of Medical
Sciences (UNIMED), Ondo, and Samuel Adegboyega
University (SAU), Ogwa, Edo State have okayed
herbal medicine for their curricula. This is
following a deal with PaxHerbal Clinic and
Research Laboratories.
Its clinic Director, Rev. Anselm Adodo, broke the
news at a briefing in Ikeja, GRA, Lagos.
He said UNIMED would run a Bachelor’s Degree in
Herbal Medicine, SAU, a higher certificate
programme and UI, a Master’s and a Ph.D in
African Traditional Medicine at its Institute of
African Studies. Also, UI is running a course in
Herbal Medicine, through the Pharmacy
Department.
Rev Adodo said: “An expert committee, with
members drawn from key government research
and regulatory agencies, set up by the Standards
Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to draw up
standards for official identification of African
medicinal plants has also made progress in its
research findings.”
The Institute of African Studies will also offer a
professional certificate programme in Herbal
Medicine.
“This programme aims to empower traditional
healers to professionalise their practice. It is also
open to pharmacists and medical practitioners
who need a working knowledge of Herbal
Medicine with the attendant certification from a
credible institution,” Rev Adodo explained.
According to him, the undergraduate courses will
be fulltime, while the certificate courses can be
obtained part time.
Besides, Rev Adodo said the Federal Institute of
Industrial Research, Oshodi (FIIRO) has signed a
Memoradum of Understanding (MoU) with
PaxHerbals to research the use of plants as
foods and medicine.
“We have also signed an MoU with PaxHerbals
and its subsidiary, the Pax Integral Research and
Development Initiative (OFIRDI), and Lagos State
Coconut Development Agency (LASCODA) on
research into coconut-based products,” Adodo
said.
The Nigeria Institute of Medical Research (NIMR),
whics on
research and development of
Traditional.............click Link to continue
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THE University of Ibadan, University of Medical
Sciences (UNIMED), Ondo, and Samuel Adegboyega
University (SAU), Ogwa, Edo State have okayed
herbal medicine for their curricula. This is
following a deal with PaxHerbal Clinic and
Research Laboratories.
Its clinic Director, Rev. Anselm Adodo, broke the
news at a briefing in Ikeja, GRA, Lagos.
He said UNIMED would run a Bachelor’s Degree in
Herbal Medicine, SAU, a higher certificate
programme and UI, a Master’s and a Ph.D in
African Traditional Medicine at its Institute of
African Studies. Also, UI is running a course in
Herbal Medicine, through the Pharmacy
Department.
Rev Adodo said: “An expert committee, with
members drawn from key government research
and regulatory agencies, set up by the Standards
Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to draw up
standards for official identification of African
medicinal plants has also made progress in its
research findings.”
The Institute of African Studies will also offer a
professional certificate programme in Herbal
Medicine.
“This programme aims to empower traditional
healers to professionalise their practice. It is also
open to pharmacists and medical practitioners
who need a working knowledge of Herbal
Medicine with the attendant certification from a
credible institution,” Rev Adodo explained.
According to him, the undergraduate courses will
be fulltime, while the certificate courses can be
obtained part time.
Besides, Rev Adodo said the Federal Institute of
Industrial Research, Oshodi (FIIRO) has signed a
Memoradum of Understanding (MoU) with
PaxHerbals to research the use of plants as
foods and medicine.
“We have also signed an MoU with PaxHerbals
and its subsidiary, the Pax Integral Research and
Development Initiative (OFIRDI), and Lagos State
Coconut Development Agency (LASCODA) on
research into coconut-based products,” Adodo
said.
The Nigeria Institute of Medical Research (NIMR),
whics on
research and development of Traditional Herbal
Medicine, has established a Centre for Herbal
Medicine, Alternative and Complementary Medicine
Research, while the Nigeria Natural Medicine
Development Agency (NNMDA), and the Pax Herbal
Clinic and Research Laboratories have prepared a
protocol for a clinical trial of the Pax herbal
malarial medicine called Malatreat, which is
awaiting ethical clearance from health regulators.
“I, as Director of Paxherbals, have always been
actively involved, either as a member of a
curriculum advisory committee, curriculum review
committee or a research committee. My
participation brought awareness to several areas
of neglect, especially the dearth of literature on
herbal medicine from Nigeria and documentation
of Nigerian plants and flora for students and
researchers. This has compelled Nigerian..........click link to continue
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THE University of Ibadan, University of Medical
Sciences (UNIMED), Ondo, and Samuel Adegboyega
University (SAU), Ogwa, Edo State have okayed
herbal medicine for their curricula. This is
following a deal with PaxHerbal Clinic and
Research Laboratories.
Its clinic Director, Rev. Anselm Adodo, broke the
news at a briefing in Ikeja, GRA, Lagos.
He said UNIMED would run a Bachelor’s Degree in
Herbal Medicine, SAU, a higher certificate
programme and UI, a Master’s and a Ph.D in
African Traditional Medicine at its Institute of
African Studies. Also, UI is running a course in
Herbal Medicine, through the Pharmacy
Department.
Rev Adodo said: “An expert committee, with
members drawn from key government research
and regulatory agencies, set up by the Standards
Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to draw up
standards for official identification of African
medicinal plants has also made progress in its
research findings.”
The Institute of African Studies will also offer a
professional certificate programme in Herbal
Medicine.
“This programme aims to empower traditional
healers to professionalise their practice. It is also
open to pharmacists and medical practitioners
who need a working knowledge of Herbal
Medicine with the attendant certification from a
credible institution,” Rev Adodo explained.
According to him, the undergraduate courses will
be fulltime, while the certificate courses can be
obtained part time.
Besides, Rev Adodo said the Federal Institute of
Industrial Research, Oshodi (FIIRO) has signed a
Memoradum of Understanding (MoU) with
PaxHerbals to research the use of plants as
foods and medicine.
“We have also signed an MoU with PaxHerbals
and its subsidiary, the Pax Integral Research and
Development Initiative (OFIRDI), and Lagos State
Coconut Development Agency (LASCODA) on
research into coconut-based products,” Adodo
said.
The Nigeria Institute of Medical Research (NIMR),
whics on
research and development of Traditional.............click Link to continue
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
(JAMB), on Tuesday, announced that the Direct
Entry (DE) application, which began in December
2017, would close on June 4.
JAMB Head of Media, Dr Fabian Benjamin, told
NAN that over 140, 000 candidates have so far
obtained the forms online.
He said that the closure became necessary in
order to avail the board the space to plan ahead
for the 2018 admission process into various
institutions.I I
“With the policy meeting coming up on June 26,
which involves the Minister of Education and all
stakeholders in the sector, the 2018 admission
guidelines would be discussed and approved for
the board.
“This includes both for the Unified Tertiary
Matriculation Examination (UTME) and DE.
“Therefore, candidates who are still interested
and want to apply for the DE should use the
window period of seven days to apply, as no
extension of date will be granted.”

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This is to inform interested aspirants that the
Admission Policy Meeting, with
JAMB, the Minister of Education and all
stakeholders in the sector, has been scheduled to
hold on 26th June, 2018. In the forthcoming
meeting, crucial 2018 admission .......click link to continue

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JAMB MOP-UP EXAMINATION
RESULT RELEASED

This is to inform the general public, especially
those who participated in yesterday’s JAMB MOP
UP examination that took place on 26th may 2018
that result’s has been released.

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LANDMARK UNIVERSITY
ANNOUNCES FREE TUITION FOR
AGRICULTURAL COURSES
The Chancellor and Chairman Board of Regents,
landmark University, Dr. David Oyedepo has
approved free tuition fee for all Agricultural
Programmes in the University with the effect from
the 2018/2019 Academic Session.
This was contained in a special announcement
made by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adeniyi
Olayanju at the University General Friday Faculty
Fellowship on Friday 9th March, 2018. “All Our
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