FUKASHERE 2017/2018 Registration Procedure/Guidelines Released

This is to inform all students of Federal University, Kashere Gombe State that the management has released the registration procedure/Guidelines for 2017/2018 academic session. Step 1: Login DetailsVisit the registration portal on http://ift.tt/2iwqb4e with the following details:Login ID: Your Registration NumberPassword: fukregNOTE: (The system will prompt you immediately for change of password after first login).upload your photograph/picture Upon successful login, ENSURE that you update your profile as Payment receipts and Vital information will be communicated to you via your e-mail address .Step 2: Payment of FeesPay for your tuition fees using the following steps:*Select the ‘Fees Payment’ link to display fees schedule.*You can choose to add accommodation to your bill if you are eligible and subject to availability from the Fees Payment Page.*Verify the information displayed e.g (ID, Name, Reference Number e.t.c) and choose your preferred payment method (Master Card, Visa, Bank e.t.c) and click on “ accept” .Note that your Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) is required for fees verification. Ensure That youdon’t delete it from your email.Step 3: Verification of FeesReturn to the registration portal ( http://ift.tt/2z6J70K;) and login as in Step 1 above (Payments made online will be redirected back to the portal automatically).*Select the ‘Verify Fees Payment’ (Online payments will be verified automatically).*Enter your RRR obtained during payment and click on ‘Verify’ (if successful, you will be granted access to Course Registration for your program).Step 4: Course RegistrationClick on ‘Course Registration’ select all the courses you wish to register.NB: all your carryover(s) and outstanding will appear automatically (they are not optional) first so youmust add them first before any other course.*Click on ‘Add All Carryover/Not Registered’ before you can add any other courses.*Click on ‘Register’ to register the courses.*Click on remove if the number of units to register is greater than 24 to remove a course.Important NoticePayments of Registration fee andaccommodation invoices should be generated through the student account on the portal of the university website.The system can only recognize payments generated on the Portal.Students are not allowed to give their money to anybody for payment.Students are advised to make their payments and all registration processes by themselves.FUK would not condone any complaint on payments made through other channels not as specified above.

10 things you need to know this Tuesday morning

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. The presidency has condemned Ohanaeze Ndigbo’s criticisms of President Muhammadu Buhari’s Independence Day speech. This was contained in a statement by his Spokesman, Garba Shehu, who maintained that it was unfair for the group to blame the recent unrest in the southeast region on the federal government. Shehu said the president was simply calling on leaders from the region to wake up to their responsibilities. 2. Former First Lady, Patience Jonathan, has told President Muhammadu Buhari to call Ibrahim Magu, the acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to order. Mrs. Jonathan, in a statement signed by her Chief Press Secretary, Belema Meshack-Hart, also accused Magu of being desperate to destroy her family, alleging that she was being targeted because of the role she played during the 2015 election. 3. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the South-East geopolitical zone has endorsed the party’s zoning arrangement, which zoned the office of the President to the North and that of the National Chairman to the Southern part of Nigeria. In a meeting of the Zonal Executive Committee of the party held in Enugu, the South East PDP reaffirmed the party’s earlier agreement on the zoning of party positions allotted to the South East in respect of the forthcoming elective National Convention. 4. Vigilant troops of 159 Task Force Battalion have apprehended a notorious Boko Haram terrorists, Mr Abbas Abubakar. Abubakar is known for unleashing terror on Kangarwa, Mallam Fatori and adjourning localities. This is contained in a statement by Col. Timothy Antiga, Deputy Director, Army Public Relations 8 task force. 5. No fewer than 55 people have been confirmed killed following the massive shooting that occurred Sunday night in Las Vegas. The number of injured has also surpassed 200. The incident is now officially the deadliest in the history of United States, reports have claimed. 6. FIFA has fined Nigeria 30,000 Swiss Francs (N11,049,557), after fans invaded the pitch during a 2018 World Cup qualifier. The game in question, is the 4-0 win over Cameroon at the Godswill Akpabio stadium in Uyo, Akwa Ibom on September 1. According to the information on the FIFA website, Nigeria violated article 65 and 67 of the FBC FIFA stadium and security regulations. 7. President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Ayuba Wabba, has declared that workers may shut down the country again if the Nigerian government does not show seriousness to implement the new minimum wage. Wabba said this on Monday in Abuja at a symposium with the theme: ‘Making Nigeria Work for the people,’ organised by the NLC to mark Nigeria’s 57th Independence Day. 8. One of the suspects arrested for the murder of a former winner of Guilder Ultimate Search, Hector Jobarteh, has given details on his involvement in the crime. The suspect, Ismaila Adeyemi, said he got a mobile phone from the valuables carted away from the victim’s residence. He said his brother, Usman Adeyemi, who had also been arrested, helped him to sell the phone for N7,000, adding that he gave Usman N2,000 from the money. 9. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has stated that only the National Assembly can effect restructuring. He said this on Monday while appearing on a Nigeria Television Authority programme. The minister said that the issue has many sides and the focal point must be amendment of the constitution. 10. The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has declared that electricity consumers who bypass their meters will be forced to pay up to N450,000 as fine. NERC said financial sanctions ranging from N50,000 to N450,000 for meter bypass by power consumers have been drafted and endorsed by the 11 electricity distribution companies operating in the country.

Arsene Wenger Says – Alexis Sanchez Will Be Back Very Quickly To His Best Form

Manager Arsene Wenger has denied any rancor with winger Alexis Sanchez, saying the Chilean will have no problems reproducing his best form for Arsenal after an “uncomfortable” transfer window. Chile forward Sanchez, 28, came close to joining Manchester City on deadline day, but Wenger has “no doubt about Alexis’ mind and mentality”. Arsenal agreed on a £60m deal with City but it depended on them signing Thomas Lemar, who decided to stay with Monaco. “He will be back very quickly to his best,” said the Frenchman. “The transfer market is over, there was a lot going on. It’s very difficult to speak about because Lemar is now at Monaco and has to focus there, Sanchez is here and his focus is here,” Wenger added. “Many things happen in the last second which I regret. That’s why I believe it’s time we change the rules and close the transfer window before the league season starts. “The players have no clarity. Are they in or out? There are some who are tapped up on the afternoon of a game by people who want to get them out. “It’s uncomfortable and every manager in the league would agree it’s time to kick that out before the season starts. You can’t have players in the dressing room who are half in and half out.” Arsenal began their new league campaign with a 4-3 victory at home to Leicester, before losing 1-0 at Stoke and 4-0 at Liverpool, a defeat Wenger described as “disastrous”. They host Bournemouth at Emirates Stadium on Saturday (15:00 BST kick-off). “Do I suffer with performances like that? That is obvious, but unfortunately that is part of a career as well,” Wenger said on Thursday. “You want your team to always perform, so of course you question your decisions and your preparation – but overall we have played only three games,” the 67-year-old added. “There are 35 matches to go. I love my players, I believe in my players. We have the quality to respond and on Saturday we have a good opportunity to show that was an accident. “Life is movement and quality of performance can change from one week to another. The fans can come to a quick conclusion or they can say let’s see what happens and stand behind the team. That is what we want.”

MAUTECH Postpones 23rd Convocation Ceremony Indefinitely

THE Modibbo Adama University Of Technology, MAUTECH 23rd convocation ceremony has been postponed indefinitely. The Modibbo Adama University of Technology in Yola, has announced a shift in the date of its 23rd Convocation ceremony. Originally scheduled to hold on September 9th, 2017, the ceremony will now hold on a date to be announced later. A...