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Tuesday, 7 November 2017
New Acceptance fee for FUTA (See Details)
The Federal University of Technology, Akure FUTA, has adjusted her acceptance fee whose initial amount was #50,000 to a new amount which is #40,000 👉🏻STEPS ON HOW TO MAKE A SUCCESSFUL PAYMENT OF YOUR ACCEPTANCE FEE 📌 Go to any of the designated bank 🏦 branch as stated in the website 📌Obtain a deposit slip 📋 Fill in following on the deposit slip *ACCOUNT NAME : FUTA ACCEPTANCE FEE* ACCOUNT NUMBER : E TRANZACT DEPOSITOR NAME : *YOUR FULL NAME* AMOUNT : *40000💰 + Bank 🏦 Charges* AND FILL IN THE REQUIRED FIELD AS STATED 📌 ALSO DON’T FORGET TO PUT YOUR EMAIL 📧 AND JAMB REGISTRATION NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THEE TELLER 📌 THEN PRESENT THE TELLER📋 AND AMOUNT💸 TO THE BANK 🏦 CASHIER AT THE COUNTER 👨🏻💻 📌AFTER A SUCCESSFULLY PAYMENT IN THE BANK 🏦 YOU THEN PROCEED TO FUTA WEBSITE *(http://ift.tt/2hhWUdy)* 📌THEN ENTER YOUR JAMB REGISTRATION NUMBER AND IT SILL DISPLAY A CONGRATULATORY🤝 MESSAGE ON YOUR ADMISSION 📌YOU ARE THEN ADVISED TO SCROLL DOWN TO THE PLACE WHERE ACCEPTANCE IS BEING WRITTEN AND CLICK ON IT 📌 THEN IT WILL DIRECT YOU ON HOW TO CONFIRM YOUR PAYMENT USING THE CONFIRMATION CODE GIVEN TO YOU ON YOUR E TRANZACT PRINT OUT📜 📌 THEN YOU TO FOLLOW NORMAL PROCEDURE AND COME OUT WITH A SUCCESSFULL REGISTRATION
Friday, 29 September 2017
Enugu State Poly 2017/2018 ND Full-Time UTME & HND Admission Form Out
Applications are welcomed from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Enugu State Polytechnic, Iwollo, a Citadel of learning, Candidates whose UTME score is 100 and above to apply for admission into the following programmes offered at the Polytechnic for the 2017/2018 Academic session. Available Accredited programmes are National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) in the Colleges of Agricultural Technology, Business Management Technology, Applied Science Technology and Engineering Technology. Other entry requirements into the programmes of the above named Colleges are: COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (TEB/PRO/SP.35/147/VOL.I/112 & 114) 1. HND Programme in Agricultural Extension & Management: Requirements: i. OND in Agricultural Technology or other related disciplines with a minimum of Lower Credit Pass. ii. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit passes English Language, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology or Agricultural Science and any one of the following: Geography, Physics, Technical Drawing, Food and Nutrition, Economics, Statistics or any Nigerian Language at not more than two sittings. iii. Evidence of one year post National Diploma cognate Work Experience. 2. ND in Agricultural Technology: Requirements: i. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit passes English Language, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology or Agricultural Science and any one of the following: Geography, Physics, Technical Drawing, Food and Nutrition, Economics,Statistics or any Nigerian Language at not more than two sittings. ii. UTME Subjects required are: English Language, Chemistry, Biology or Agricultural Science and any other Science subject. 3. ND in Animal Health & Production Technology: Requirements: i. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit passes English Language, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology or Agricultural Science and any one of the following: Geography, Physics, Technical Drawing, Food and Nutrition, Economics, Statistics or any Nigerian Language at not more than two sittings. ii. UTME Subjects required are: English Language, Chemistry, Biology or Agricultural Science and any other Science subject. 4. ND in Horticultural Technology Requirements: i. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit Passes in English Language, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics and any one subject from: Biology or Agricultural Science, Technical Drawing, Basic Electronics/Basic Electricity, Auto Mechanics, Metal Work, Wood Work, Further Mathematics, Geography, Economics or Commerce at not more than two sittings. ii. UTME Subjects required are: English Language, Mathematics and any two of Chemistry, Physics or Technical Drawing. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (TEB/PRO/P.391/VOL.X/X) 1. ND in Accountancy: Requirements: i. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit Passes in English Language and Mathematics and any three subjects from the following: Economics or Commerce, Business Methods, Principles of Accounts, Literature in English, Geography, Office Practice, Government, Biology or Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Physics, History or Government, Typewriting or Shorthand at not more than two sittings. ii. UTME Subjects required are: English Language, Mathematics and any two of Geography, Commerce, Government, Principles of Account or Economics. 2. ND in Banking and Finance: Requirements: i. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit Passes in English Language and Mathematics and any three subjects from the following: Economics or Commerce, Business Methods, Principles of Accounts, Literature in English, Geography, Office Practice, Government, Biology or Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Physics, History or Government, Typewriting or Shorthand at not more than two sittings. ii. UTME Subjects required are: English Language, Mathematics and any two of Geography, Commerce, Government, Principles of Account, History or Economics. COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY (TEB/PRO/P.391/VOL.X/X) 1. ND in Computer Science: Requirements: i. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit Passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics and any two subjects from the following: Economics, Government or History, Geography, Further Mathematics, Biology or Agricultural Science, Chemistry and Typewriting at not more than two sittings. ii. UTME Subjects required are: English Language, Mathematics and any two of Geography, Physics, Chemistry or Economics. 2. ND in Statistics: Requirements: i. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit Passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics and any two subjects from the following: Economics, Government/History, Geography, Further Mathematics, Biology/ Agricultural Science, Chemistry and Typewriting at not more than two sittings. ii. UTME Subjects required are: English Language, Mathematics and any two of Economics/Commerce, History /Government or CRK/IRK. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (TEB/PRO/P.391/VOL.X/X) 1. ND in Electrical and Electronic Engineering: Requirements: i. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit Passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry and any subject from the following: Economics/Commerce, Geography, Further Mathematics, Biology/ Agricultural Science,Technical Drawing, Basic Electronics/Basic Electricity, Auto Mechanics, Metal Work, Wood Work at not more than two sittings. ii. UTME Subjects required are: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or Technical Drawing. 2. ND in Computer Engineering: Requirements: i. Five SSCE/NECO/GCE O’ Level Credit Passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry and any subject from the following: Economics/Commerce, Geography, Further Mathematics, Biology/Agricultural Science,Technical Drawing, Basic Electronics/Basic Electricity, Auto Mechanics, Metal Work or Wood Work at not more than two sittings. ii. UTME Subjects required are: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or Technical Drawing. METHOD OF APPLICATION Application forms are obtainable from the Admission Office in the Polytechnic on the payment of Two thousand Naira (N2, 000.00), only, payable at any Bank into Enugu State Pay Direct. Date for admission screening into National Diploma and Higher National Diploma will be announced later. For further enquiries call: 08037373754, 08104353744, 08163836157 Signed: The Registrar
Thursday, 21 September 2017
Nigerian government not against states developing power projects – Fashola
The Federal Government of Nigeria has stated that it will not stop any state government from developing its own power projects to support improvement in power supply. The Minster of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, made this known at a meeting of the National Council on Power (NACOP) in Jos. Fashola during the meeting called on the state governments to champion advocacy in some areas of the reform process in their states to further realise incremental power programme of the Federal Government. His words, “I heard statements to the effect that Federal Government should allow the states to develop their own power projects. “The truth is that Federal government is not standing on the way of any state; the laws do not stand in the way of any state to develop power projects. “Because as governor, we built seven power plants, government did not stop us; what we could not do is to do commercial distribution which the law actually allows under license through Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC).” Fashola said that the theme of the meeting, “Completing Power Sector Reforms”, provided opportunity to share with representatives of state governments, other participants what the Power Sector Recovery Programme (PSRC) was about. The minister said some of the reform actions contained in the PSRC were already being undertaken at the Federal Government’s level. He, however, said that there were other areas of the reform where progress in the sector would be defined by what happened at the state and local government. Fashola said: “State authorities should ensure that their residents comply with safety standard on building by not building on the right of way of 332/ 133, 33 and 11KVA lines. “States can also help by leading the advocacy for the residents to pay for the energy they fairly believe that they have consumed, while we continue to work to resolve the metering issues and estimated billing. “States should lead the advocacy for people to stop bypassing meters and stealing energy; energy theft happens in the municipal levels, not in the senate, not in the villa or the house of reps.”
Monday, 18 September 2017
GET PREPARED – UNN 2017/2018 JUPEB Entrance Examination Date Announced
This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into University Of Nigeria, Nsukka Joint Universities Preliminary Examination (JUPEB) programme that the management has approved and scheduled the conduct of 2017/18 entrance examination for the fresh candidates as follows: Date: Friday, 29 September, 2017 Venue: GS Building-Theatres A & B (Sciences); Faculty of the Social Sciences Theatre (Arts and Social Sciences); Political Science Department (Management Sciences) Time: 12 noon prompt Candidates are hereby requested to be punctual and to come along with their application printout and writing materials. Date/ Guidelines for the Screening of Results of Successful Candidates Date: 9 -10 October, 2017 Venue: Ekpo Convocation Arena,Nsukka Campus Time: 10am – 3pm Candidates are hereby requested to be punctual and to come along with the following items: Application printout Evidence of payment of acceptance fee Twenty thousand naira (N20,000) only. Originals and photocopies of credentials,including birth certificate or sworn affidavit Two passport photographs. Thanks for your cooperation Yours Sincerely, Professor Aloysius-Michaels Okolie Director, JUPEB.
Thursday, 29 June 2017
Osinbajo plans more talks on Nigeria’s unity
The consultations by Acting President Yemi Osinbajo with various segments of the Nigerian society will continue, his spokesman, Mr Laolu Akande, said. He stated this in a release while emphasizing..........See More
Tuesday, 27 June 2017
Wizkid Reveals Why He Hasn’t Performed At Any Shows Since 2017 Kicked Off
Nigerian singer and Starboy worldwide Boss, Wizkid is definitely having an amazing year musically deapite not performed at any big shows since the year kicked off. According to a message..........See More
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