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LAUTECH Post-UTME Admission Screening Form For 2017/2018 Out

Applications are welcomed from suitably qualified Post-UTME candidates for admission into Ladoke Akintola University Of Technology, Ogbomoso Oyo State Undergraduate programme for 2017/2018 academic session.  ELIGIBILITY Candidates who chose LAUTECH as their first choice institution in the 2017/2018 Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Candidates must have a score of not less than 180 to be qualified for the screening exercise.The Post-UTME Computer Based Test (CBT) Screening Exercise will be conducted between Thursday 26 and Friday 27 October, 2017 at 10:00am.​METHOD OF APPLICATIONApplicants are to proceed to the admissions website of the University – http://ift.tt/2xTwYqC make payment of a fee of Two thousand, two hundred Naira (N2,200) only for the purpose of online registration for the screening exercise as well as University portal access fee charge of Five thousand, five hundred Naira (N5,500) only using Inter-switch Enabled Debit Cards (ATM).Applicants are expected to carefully complete and submit the online application form. Incomplete application form will not be treated.In completing the online application form, applicants are expected to upload a digital copy of their scanned passport photograph which must be in JPEG (i.e. jpg) and must not be more than 20kb.The photograph must be in white background showing ears, with no cap and glasses. On submission of the application form, applicants are to print out an acknowledgement page which assigns them the venue of the screening exercise..​OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATIONThe application form will be available online for completion and submission from Monday, 23rd October to Thursday, 26th October, 2017.Please note that:a) Late completion/submission of forms will not be entertained.b) Any candidate with blurred picture on the acknowledgement page will not be admitted forcthe screening exercise as the photograph will be used as means of identification.c) Any candidate who fails to present himself/herself for the Computer Based Test (CBT) as scheduled automatically forfeits being considered for admission.Applicants are advised to come for the exercise with their acknowledgement page colour print-out from the online registration.  The use of cell phones (GSM, CDMA, PDA) and other electronic devices is NOT ALLOWED during the test.All correspondence should be sent to admissions@lautech.edu.ng.The result of the test will be published on the website of the University–  http://ift.tt/2yCLPtt A. AgboolaRegistrar

Acceptance Fee Payment And Registration Procedure For TASUED 2017/2018

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Tai Solarin University Of Education, Ijebu Ode Ogun State and has been offered provisional admission into the University degree programme that the acceptance fee amount and registration procedure for 2017/2018 academic session is as follows; TASUED 2017/2018 Acceptance Fee And Registration Procedures The confirmation of the provisional admission is however, subject to your fulfilling the following conditions:*Payment of a non-refundableAcceptance Fee of forty thousandnaira (N40,000) only through theweb pay platform not later thanthe date specified on your admission letter to secure the placement.Please note that failure to pay the acceptance fee on or before the deadline automatically nullifies the offer of provisional admission.*Acceptance of the Course Offeredon the JAMB website and Printingof the JAMB Admission LetterSubmission of ‘O’ level results online for Verification.*You are to visit the UniversityAdmissions Office two days after you have paid School Fees and received the verification number sent to you from TASUED ICT with the following documents:*Original copy of the online Acceptance fee receipt stamped at the University Bursary*Duly completed online Acceptance form, Application form, Application receipt*JAMB Result Slip/ Acknowledgement Slip*Reference letter from a Public/Civil Servant of a status not below GL12 or equivalent.*Tax Clearance and Photocopies ofcredentialsAfter fulfilling the above conditions, you are to login to your profile on the University portal to pay school fees, print school fees receipt, clearance certificate and proceed to yourndepartment with those documents for clearance formalities.Candidates are to note that they are not yet bonafide students of the Tai Solarin University of Education until they fulfill all admissions requirements and are duly cleared by the departments and the Admissions Office.

Departmental Cut Off Marks For FUTA 2017/2018 Admission (See List)

The university student union, a coalition of well cultured individuals, concerned with the rights of students on campus, use this medium to inform the entire public that: Below is the official departmental cut off marks for the university 2017/2018 Admission process. 1. AEC  – 50 2. AGE  – 50 3. AGP  – 50 4. AGY  – 50 5. ANA  – 64.38 6. ARC  – 70.63 7. APH  – 50 8. ARE  – 50 9. BCH  – 62.5 10. BDG  – 59.25 11. BIM  – 50 12. BIO  – 50 13. BTH  – 50 14. CHE  – 50 15. CPE  – 68.38 16. CSC  – 62 17. CSP  – 50 18. CVE  – 70.25 19. EEE  – 75.38 20. ESM  – 50 21. EWM  – 50 22. FAT  – 50 23. FST  – 59 24. FWT  – 50 25. IDD  – 50 26. MCB  – 61.13 27. MEE  – 69.13 28. MET  – 50 28. MME  – 61.13 30. MNE  – 50 31. MST  – 50 32. MTS  – 50 33. PHS  – 63.13 34. PHY  – 50 35. QSV  – 60.88 36. RSG  – 50 37. STA  – 50 38. SVG  – 65.25 39. URP  – 50 Only candidates of the university, that applied for the respective courses and meet the cut off marks assigned to the above listed courses, would be considered for admission. Universal Advance Basic Science (UABS) candidates with six (6No.) points would also be considered for admission, while pre degree candidates with 50% and above would be considered for admission likewise.  It is certain the admission list would be out before the end of this month. Candidates are enjoin to keep calm and remain informed, as the ever conscious student union would communicate via her press release, when the need arise. Best regards.  *SIGNED*   *COMRADE FOWOWE AYOMIDE (HAYWAY)*   *PUBLIC RELATION OFFICER,  FUTASU*  *COMRADE OLASEINDE ADEYINKA WILLIAMS* *(SIR NEWTON)*  *PRESIDENT, FUTASU* +2348188615371

Yoruba Language Passed Into Law In Lagos House of Assembly

The Lagos State House of Assembly, yesterday passed the bill which makes the teaching of Yoruba language compulsory in schools in the state into law. The passage of the bill came after it scaled through the third reading on the floor of the House. The bill, among others, makes the teaching of Yoruba language compulsory in all schools in the state, both in private and public schools, by including it as a core subject at all levels. State-owned tertiary institutions are also mandated by it to incorporate the use of the language as a course unit into their General Nigeria Studies (GNS). The bill indicates, ‘a fine of N500,000 for a corporate offender while any school in the state which fails to comply with the law faces closure and a fine of N250,000.’ The bill was finally passed on Thursday with the Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, ordering the Clerk of the House, Mr Azeez Sanni, to send a clean draft copy of the bill to the state Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode for his assent.

10 things you need to know this Friday morning

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers 1. The Federal Government of Nigeria on Thursday arraigned Senator representing Bauchi Central Senatorial District, Isah Misua. Misau was arraigned before a High Court of the Federal Capital Territory in Maitama, Abuja for allegedly making injurious and untrue statement against the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris. 2. The Lagos State Government has amended the charges it filed against notorious kidnapper, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike, also known as Evans, alongside five others. The Director of Public Prosecution, DPP, in the state, Titilayo Shitta-Bey told the Justice Justice Hakeem Oshodi-led court that the amendment relates only to the punishment section for the second charge. 3. The Senate Committee on Local and Foreign Loans yesterday warned the Federal Government against reckless borrowing. The Chairman of the committee, Shehu Sani, at a meeting with officials of the Ministry of Finance to discuss President Buhari’s request for external borrowing of $5.5bn sought to know why revenues from local sources cannot be used to fund the 2017 budget. 4. The Federal Government has said its external borrowing plan, for which it is seeking the approval of the National Assembly, will take Nigeria between 5-30 years to repay. The government also insisted it would have to borrow more to complete a number of ongoing infrastructural projects. 5. Patience Jonathan, the wife of former President Goodluck Jonathan, on Thursday temporarily halted the Federal High Court in Abuja from hearing an ex parte application filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) seeking an order of interim forfeiture of two properties traced to her in Abuja. Although, such ex parte applications are heard by courts without the knowledge or participation of the other parties whose properties are at stake, Patience got wind of the case and her lawyers stormed the court. 6. Former President Goodluck Jonathan has claimed that the Federal Government under President Muhammadu Buhari is characterised by lies and propaganda. Jonathan said the solidarity being enjoyed by the party even though it lost election at the centre in 2015 showed that “there is something in the PDP.” 7. President Muhammadu Buhari and his counterpart from Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan have agreed partnership in the area of defence and security. Speaking at a joint press conference after a meeting, Buhari said he was ‘‘very pleased’’ that the defence ministers of both countries held extensive discussions on developing new strategies for counter-terrorism. 8. An Economic and Financial Crimes Commission witness, Michael Adariku, on Thursday told an Abuja High Court how N1.4bn security vote from the office of the National Security Adviser was diverted. The witness, led in evidence by EFCC’s counsel, Rotimi Jacobs (SAN), narrated how N650m was transferred from the ONSA’s Zenith Bank account to Acacia Holdings account with Ecobank. 9. The women wing of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has strongly kicked against a return to regional government in Nigeria. According to them, such move will only fan the ember of suspicion and the fear of oppression among minority groups in the country. 10. Igbo group, under the aegis of Igbo People of Nigeria, Thursday stormed Abuja, the nation’s capital to pledge their loyalty to the the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. The group said it was strongly behind the current government and the unity of Nigeria.