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University of Nigeria, Nsukka Postpones Post-UTME

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, has postponed its 2017 post-UTME screening exam earlier scheduled to start on Monday September 11. This was made known by its Registrar, Chris Igbokwe, in a statement on Saturday in Nsukka. The registrar said a new date would be made known to the general public. The statement said; “This is to inform the general public that 2017 post-UTME screening exam earlier scheduled to start on Monday September 11 and end Saturday September 16 has been postponed,” “An updated timetable for the rescheduled Post-UTME screening tests will be published later. “Please visit UNN Website regularly for update.” Mr. Igbokwe said registration for the post-UTME exam was ongoing. He urged candidates who made UNN their first choice and scored 200 and above that had been experiencing difficulties in generating invoice in their online registration to continue to try. “For all enquiries, send an email to: customerservices.ict@unn.edu,” he said. According to The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the postponement of the UNN 2017 screening exam might not be unconnected with the ongoing Academic staff Union of universities (ASUU)’s strike. The proposed nationwide strike by non-academic staff of Nigeria universities (NASU) that would kick-off on September 11 also contributed to the development.

Why We’re Delaying 2017 Budget – Faleke Explains

Member of the Federal House of Representatives, James Faleke has said that the delay in the passage of the 2017 budget was to avoid padding.

He made this disclosure to Journalists at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja, after meeting with All Progressives Congress (APC) stakeholders from Kogi.

He said: “Budget process takes some time, unlike what we had before where you talk about budget padding or no padding. What the national assembly tried to do this time is to do the needful once and for all with the budget details being submitted.

“The budget is ready, only to be considered on the floor as all committees have finished their work, probably this week. It is not about delay but doing the right things; if we hurriedly do it and get things wrong, Nigerians will condemn us.”

Faleke further stated that, “It is true that this government will be two years by May 29. I can tell you sincerely that the country has moved forward from what we used to have.

“We have done a lot in terms of re-organising our income, especially with regards to what the federal government gets as revenue.

“You cannot imagine how much has been recovered from individuals. If the looting had continued, this country would have collapsed and I want to give kudos to the president for having done that”.