NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE – Federal Poly Oko Post UTME Screening Form 2017/2018

Federal Polytechnic Oko Post UTME / admission screening application form for the 2017/2018 academic session is out. OKOPOLY pot UTME minimum cut-off mark is 120. Federal Polytechnic Oko, OKOPOLY post utme screening exercise application form for the 2017/2018 academic session admission exercise is out. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OKO POST UTME SCREENING ELIGIBILITY & LIST OF AVAILABLE COURSES. Eligibility: Candidates who chose the institution as their choice and scored 120 and above. Available Courses: A. SCHOOL OF ARTS, DESIGN & PRINTING TECHNOLOGY Fine & Applied Arts with options in: i. Ceramics ii. Graphics iii. Painting iv. Sculpture Fashion Design & Clothing Technology Printing Technology. B. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIES Business Administration & Management Marketing Public Administration Hospitality Management and Tourism Office Technology & Management C. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Electricals/ Electronics Engineering Mechanical Engineering Agricultural Engineering D. SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY Architectural Technology Building Technology Estate Management Quantity Surveying Urban & Regional Planning Surveying & Geo-Informatics E. SCHOOL OF FINANCIAL STUDIES Accountancy Banking & Finance Insurance F. SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Library & Information Science Mass Communication G. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Computer Science Maths /Statistics Food Technology Home & Rural Economics Hospitality Management Science Laboratory Technology with options in: i.Biology ii.Chemistry iii. Biology /Microbiology iv. Microbiology v. Physics with Electronics. HOW TO APPLY FOR FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OKO POST UTME SCREENING. Go to http://ift.tt/2xftC2B generate an invoice. With the generated invoice you are required to purchase the form at the designated banks viz: Microfinance, FCMB or any other banks that partner with fedpolyoko school or through the use of remitta, and make a payment of #2000. A Payment receipt will be issued to you. Aftwerward, go back online to complete your online registration with the following credentials: Jamb Result  O’Level Result   Passport Photograph   Local Government Identification Letter First School Leaving Certificate   Birth Certificate   Testimonial ( Primary Or Secondary) After Completing The Step Three, Carefully Re-Check Your Informations Before Clicking “Submit” After That Print Out Your Acknowledgement Slip.

Melaye Appeals Court Judgement On Recall Process

The lawmaker representing Kogi West Senatorial district, Senator Dino Melaye, has filed an appeal against the court judgement that granted the continuation of his recall exercise. This comes two days after Justice Nnamdi Dimgba of the Federal High Court in Abuja ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to continue with the process of recalling the lawmaker. Hours after the ruling, he described the judgement as an alleged plan by Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State and INEC to force him out of the Senate. The appeal was filed on behalf of Melaye’s lawyer, Mr Mike Ozekhome, on Wednesday at the Federal High Court, Abuja, Nigeria’s capital territory. A copy of the document, made available to Channels Television, reveals that the appeal with suit number “FHC/ABJ/ CS/567/2017” was filed on eight grounds of “error in law”. Those listed as respondents in the suit include INEC, one Mr Olowo Cornelius, and six others. One of the grounds states that Justice Dimgba “erred in law” when he validated the petition presented to the electoral body for the lawmaker’s recall. “The learned trial judge erred in law when he held that the petition presented to INEC – the first respondent – before the court for the recall of the plaintiff (Melaye) was valid, even when the petition exhibited by INEC was not signed by more than half of the registered voters in the plaintiff’s constituency, as required by Section 69 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, al altered,” the document said. In his reliefs, the lawmaker, however, asked the court to set aside the judgement delivered by Justice Dimgba. He also prayed the court to declare the petition purportedly presented to INEC for his recall as “Illegal, unlawful, wrongful, unconstitutional, Invalid, null, void and of no effect whatsoever”, among other reliefs.

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