GRADUATING STUDENTS – AAUA e-Clearance Application Procedure for 2015/2016

Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, AAUA e-Clearance application procedure for the 2016/2017 academic session graduating students. This is to inform all the 2015/2016 graduating students of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA) that the management of the institution has released the procedure complete and submit the eClearance application. AAUA E-CLEARANCE APPLICATION PROCEDURE. 1. Students who are due for graduation and approved for clearance by the Senate, are to login to http://ift.tt/2wr9b5B Number only. 2. After login, please complete & submit the eClearance application form online. Check your clearance status regularly. 3. Once cleared, make payment of N12,250 (clearance, alumni & convocation fees), via bankIT online (powered by eTranzact) or Pay at Bank Outlet and Confirm eTranzact payment. The following are payment outlets: • First Bank of Nigeria Ltd • Wema Bank Plc • Keystone Bank Ltd • Skye Bank Plc • StanbicIBTC Bank Plc • Zenith Bank Plc • Oroke Microfinance Bank Ltd • Eco Bank Ltd Please supply the following information at the bank cashier: Payee ID – Your Matric Number Payment Type – AAUA CLEARANCE-CONVOCATION-ALUMNI FEE 4. Print out your Clearance slip & Payment receipt respectively. 5. Bring copies of your Clearance slip, Payment receipt, O’Level result and two (2) recent passport photographs to the Exams & Records Unit, Adekunle Ajasin University. 6. Collect Notification of Result at the Exams & Records Unit, AAUA.

“Younger ones are telling our women in Lagos to rise up and take their position” – Gov. Ambode says as he receives female 17th One Day Governor

The 17th one day Governor of Lagos state, Zuffon Adebukola Noimot and members of her cabinet today paid a courtesy visit to Akinwunmi Ambode – the real Governor. Noimot, a student  from Awodi Ora Senior Secondary School, was the winner of the 2017 Spelling Bee Competition in June 2017. Speaking during the visit, Gov. Ambode said;  This is a significant day for Lagos State and it also signals what the future actually holds for Lagos State in which we have seated here, two female strong members of the new State Executive Council and we have a female Governor and a female Deputy Governor. It is also telling us a story about what the future of Lagos is all about that one day we would find seated here, not just a day governor, but for a period or tenure of four years, there would be a female Governor in this State. We’ve had female Deputy Governors in this State; it also says something that these younger ones are telling our women in Lagos to rise up and actually take their position