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University of Port-Harcourt, UNIPORT former student leaders emerge NANS president and secretary.

Former Presidents of the Students’ Union Executives in the University, Messrs Tonye Tom-George and Rhino Owhokhire, have been elected President and Secretary of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), respectively.
Erstwhile Presidents were among the National Executive Officers of the association elected at a rescheduled NANS convention in Abuja on Sunday, July 21, 2016, following the disruption at the earlier venue in Gombe State.
In a post-election statement released by the president-elect, Mr. Tom-George reiterated his commitment to the electioneering promises of fostering the welfare and socio-economic growth of Nigerian students, showering praises on security operatives and the office of the special Assistant to the President on Students’ Matters for ensuring a peaceful pull that ushered his team into office.
He called on all relevant stakeholder, including the government, private and public organizations, as well as public-spirited individuals to join the Association in developing the county’s higher education.

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The educational Staff Union of Universities, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, has launched into a sit-at-home strike action over the inability of the condition of hawaii government to fulfill the promises regarding a Memorandum of Understanding it signed with the union in December 2015 as well as no payment of their July  salaries.


The decision to start a strike action was arrived at after the unions congress conducted at the institution's permanent campus in Ago-Iwoye on Monday.


According to the union, the state government has abandoned its responsibility to the institution by not honoring the 70:30 ratios contribution by the state Government and OOU management in payment of salaries.

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23-year-old Nigerian college student identified as Bella was allegedly stabbed by a gang of five while she was waiting for a cab at Hennur, India on July 31.

According to Bella, who sustained a stab injury on her hand, the incident happened when she and her female friends were waiting for an Ola cab near Challakere Bridge at Hennur at 11.30 pm on that fateful day.

A car suddenly came to a screeching halt in front of them and a group of men alighted from the vehicle. They allegedly tried to strike a conversation with them, but police said it was not clear from her complaint what the conversation was all about.


According to police, the accused took out a knife and tried to stab on her abdomen, but Bella fought back and ended up sustaining a cut on her hand. The gang fled the spot when she was profusely bleeding and her friends raised an alarm.


Bella was taken to Live Line hospital and treated for her injury. She reported the case to the police and requested them to take action on the gang of five persons. However, police could not trace her after she was discharged from the hospital.


Deputy commissioner of police (East) N Satish Kumar said:

    "We have taken up the case seriously and are investigating it. The attackers will be caught at the earliest."

According to Hennur police, Bella and her friend were heavily drunk and they were not in a position to tell where they were heading for. Taking advantage of their drunken behaviour, the gang may have sought sexual favours from them. That could have led to the stabbing incident, as per the police, Bangalore Mirror reports.


Though there is a CCTV camera installed nearby, the police could not obtain the registration number of the vehicle the miscreants had come in. When police visited the spot, locals told them that Bella and her friends are often found at the same place late night.

    "We have contacted the Nigerian association and requested them to bring Bella so that we can get details on the appearance of miscreants and on what context the gang approached and what went wrong on that day. They have assured to bring her to the station and we are waiting." said Hennur police.



Source: Bangalore Mirror


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A university lecturer at the Delta State University (DELSU ), Abraka, has been arrested in a hotel, trying to sleep with one of his students. The lecturer, names withheld, was arrested Unclad at the Wembley Hotel in the University town with the student, Esther Omokinovo, who arranged the arrest.

The victim told the police on July 19 , last month, that her Course Adviser in Primary/Nursery Education Department at the University has been harassing her sexually and threatening to fail her if she refused to yield to his sexual desire.

Two days after, during Mathematics examination, the victim raced to the police station to inform detectives that she has agreed for a particular date for sex with the lecturer.

The state Commissioner of Police, Zanna Muhammed Ibrahim, at the command headquarters in Asaba , yesterday , said the lecturer was caught Unclad and ready to take on the student.

“Based on the complainant’s feigned acceptance of the suspect’s demand, she was taken to Wembley hotel, Abraka, by the suspect on, where detectives were invited and arrested him in the hotel room after he had already undressed,” he said.

While the CP said investigation had commenced on the matter, he said on the same day, a 52year old man was caught defiling a seven year old girl in Sapele axis of the state.

According to him, a woman residing at Fobie Lane, off New Road Sapele reported the matter at the police station. The victim, Sunday Telegraph gathered went out to play with other children in their neighbourhood but returned home crying and complaining of pain in her private part. On close observation, the mother discovered protrusion and bleeding in the minor’s genital.

The victim revealed to her mother that Papa Rukewe, a former Councillor in the area, dragged her to his backyard and put one of his hands inside her private part, while using the other hand to cover her mouth to prevent her from shouting.

She added that the suspect later had carnal knowledge of her. The suspect, however, said he was wrongly accused.

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NSUK Admission Screening Is Out 2016/2017  

 

This is to invite candidates who have chosen Nasarawa State University, Keffi as their FIRST CHOICE (UTME & DE ENTRY) and scored the required Minimum National Cut-off Point of 180 and above for the 2016 UTME and Lower Credit for Direct Entry to the Post UTME/DE Screening Exercise.

The exercise is scheduled to hold by 12:00 Noon on the dates stated below at the Faculty in which the courses/ programmes are listed.

1. Faculties of Law, Arts and Education Tuesday 30th August, 2016

2. Faculties of Social Sciences and Natural and Applied Sciences - Wednesday 31st August, 2016

3. Faculties of Administration and Agriculture - Thursday 1st September, 2016.

CANDIDATES ARE REQUIRED TO COME ALONG WITH THE FOLLOWING:
 
1. Evidence of payment of N2,500.00 administrative charges for the POST-UTME/DE Screening Exercise using e-transact payment platform in any branch of the following banks: Diamond Bank, UBA, EcoBank, Unity Bank, First Bank, FCMB, Keystone, Mainstreet and Zenith Bank. (Please note that you are to come along with both the Confirmation Order and the Payment Teller given to you at the Bank. (Bank charges will apply).

2. Writing Materials; and

3. Original UTME/DE result slip.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:
A. All candidates for Mass Communication are to note that the Programme is under the Faculty of Social Sciences and should therefore appear for the screening test on Wednesday 31st August, 2016.

B. All candidates including those for the Faculty of Agriculture, are to report at the Nasarawa State University Main Campus along Keffi Akwanga Road, Keffi for the exercise on the stipulated dates.

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 Withdrawal of 2016 JAMB admission list a national embarrassment, demoralising

 

Dr Victor Akinola, an educationist, on Wednesday criticized the withdrawal of admission lists by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) from tertiary institutions in the country. Akinola, who is the the Director, Information and Communication Technology at Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Ijanikin, Lagos, described the withdrawal as an embarrassment.

He spoke against the backdrop of the recent withdrawal of the 2016/2017 admission lists from tertiary institutions by JAMB. JAMB had on July 30 withdrawn the lists of recommended candidates for admissions earlier sent to the tertiary institutions.

Dr Fabian Benjamin, JAMB’s Head of Media had in a statement explained that the withdrawal was to ensure that the various university senates perform their statutory responsibility. “The withdrawal could have been avoided if the board had planned well before the scrapping of post-UTME.
“The candidates whose names had been sent earlier to the universities would definitely be demoralized. “This unfolding event could have been avoided if there had been proper planning by the board before the scrapping of post UTME,’’ he told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). “Democratically, universities should have an upper hand in determining the students to be admitted following the laid down rules and objectives.’’ The don said the opportunity now given to tertiary institutions to choose their candidates should have been the first thing to do before the post-UTME was scrapped.

You can Check Out This Letter From JAMB To VCs, Rectors, Provosts


According to Akinola, the federal government does not have monopoly in terms of admission of candidates into higher institutions. He noted that the federal government could only regulate admissions into its own institutions for balancing. “So also states, regions, individuals, corporate bodies, missionaries establish institutions for different motives and objectives. “The proprietors have their own focus and objectives that do not reflect the federal government’s interest.

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LASU Expels 69 Students For Examination Misconduct And Cult Related Activities

The management of the Lagos State University, LASU, has expelled 69 students over examination malpractice and cultism.
A statement by the school’s Centre for Information, Press and Public Relations, CIPPR, on Wednesday said the decision to expel the students was taken during a management meeting of the school.
The statement added that 25 other students had been suspended by the school’s management for various offences bothering on examination misconduct.
“The University Senate on the recommendation of the Committee of Provost, Deans and Directors on Examination Misconduct at its 228th Statutory Meeting held on Thursday, 2nd June, 2016, considered and ratified the expulsion of 69 students and the suspension of 25 others for the 2015/2016 Academic Session.

He said:

Three of the students, Ademola Goloba, Femi Ibraheem and Olajide Oyekoya were expelled for being members of cult groups, especially the Aiye Cult group and for engaging in a brutal fight.
A 300 level Banking and Finance student, Ruth Hunsu was expelled for using someone’s receipt to write examination, while Balogun Isiaka and Olaniyi Sunday both 500 level Political Science students were expelled over impersonation.
Also, Sherifat Giwa from the Philosophy department was expelled for importing prepared examination answer booklet into examination hall, while Kayode Olawunmi, English department was sacked from the school for bringing piece of papers containing relevant information into the examination hall.
More so, Solomon Omotola, Enemoh Ikechukwu, Erinfolami Olanrewaju and Durowoju Tolulope, all from the Political Science department were expelled over offences ranging from bringing micro-chips into examination hall; importing and copying answers from micro-cips, searching for answers on mobile phone and bringing jotted notes into the examination hall
Some others expelled are Oseni Kingsley, Okuno Chukwuma, Okolo Dickson, Olaunde David, Okpanefe Oghenebrame, Elegbede Ola, among others.

                                                   
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Anu Yusuf Marries And Graduates Same Day With A First Class Degree In Law

A Nigerian Birmingham City University student has married and graduated, with a first-class degree, on the same day. Anu Yusuf, aged 26, received her Law LLB in a ceremony at Symphony Hall alongside hundreds of her fellow students on Wednesday 27 July, wearing a traditional cap and gown. However, merely hours before, Nigeria-born Anu was dressed all in white, as she tied the knot at Birmingham Register Office.

Wedding – Anu Yusuf and Joseph Kolawole Ola marry at Birmingham Register Office Wedding – Anu Yusuf and Joseph Kolawole Ola marry at Birmingham Register Office Anu and her now husband – Joseph Kolawole Ola, aged 27 – met four years ago in Gombe while working as part of Nigeria’s National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), and their subsequent engagement was prolonged as a result of her coming to study in the UK.

She said: “My husband often joked that he would whisk me away after my graduation to marry me because he can no longer wait. So, we decided to marry on my actual graduation day!

“Romance aside, it certainly worked well logistically too, as it meant that our relatives only had to travel once for both occasions. We both have family all over the UK and we were conscious of taking up too much of their time and for all the added expense in making the same journey twice.”



Anu and Joseph’s wedding started at 10.40am with a civil ceremony at Birmingham Register Office. Following the official wedding photography, the entire party headed for a midday blessing at Anu’s church, VBCI Treasure Sanctuary, located at Perry Barr Methodist Church, north of the City.

The service finished at 1pm and all 50 guests were provided with take-away meals packaged up in gift bags. The wedding party enjoyed a traditional Nigerian meal on-the-go, including jollof rice with chicken served with salad, along with gizdodo (gizzard and plantain), moi moi (made from black-eyed peas), and poundo yam with vegetable soup.

Graduation – Anu Yusuf in her cap and gown outside Symphony Hall, before receiving her LLB Law from Birmingham City University Graduation – Anu Yusuf in her cap and gown outside Symphony Hall, before receiving her LLB Law from Birmingham City University

All meals were prepared by friends and members of Anu’s church, and drinks were brought by her husband’s pastor from Liverpool, whose wife also made their cake.

Anu added: “My husband and I created a notepad with our names on the front as a ‘thank you’ present for our guests to go in to all the gift bags, so along with all the food, the bags were quite bulky!”

Following a bite to eat, Anu quickly changed from her wedding dress in to another outfit and headed back in to Birmingham city centre for 2pm to collect her cap and gown before receiving her first-class degree.

Half of the wedding party accompanied Anu to Symphony Hall, although she was only allowed the maximum four guests into the actual ceremony, including her husband and two uncles, who were both wedding witnesses. Family members unable to sit inside the actual hall remained outside where they finally had time to enjoy the take-away wedding meal.

By 5pm, the graduation ceremony had come to a close and all Anu and Joseph’s guests were on their way home. “I’d be lying if I was say it wasn’t a relief to get to the end of the day, but I wouldn’t have changed it for the world. It was so special to have my family and friends present for not one, but two of the most significant milestones in my life, and being able to share it with them all is something that I will treasure forever.”

As well as her Law degree, Anu has supported her studies with part-time work at Birmingham City University, including a role most recently in the International Office there as a Marketing and Communications Assistant.
Parmila Murria is Assistant Director in Birmingham City University’s International Office. She said that Anu was at work just two days before her wedding, so her team gave her a suitable send off.

“Because she was so far away from her friends and family, and had little time to get everything ready, we decided to ease her nerves and have a little celebration of our own. We surprised her with a traditional English afternoon tea, complete with cucumber sandwiches and little cakes.

“None of us could quite believe that two days later she would be getting married and graduating all on the same day, but we were so happy for her and are really proud.” Anu hopes to further her studies by embarking on a PhD in Law and her husband is studying in Bradford at LIFE Church College.

Source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/nigerian-student-marries-graduates-day/

                       A student from Imo State University was shot to death

 

A student of Imo State University who's name is still Unknown was confirmed dead this morning. He was shot by unknown cultist. 
  A student told giststudents team that the guy who was shot is known to be a cult member, he also told us that the boy is a graduate from the department of Law. He was shot around 1:55pm on Wednesday 2nd August 2016 at Imsu extension gate.

This is the Reasons To Avoid Cultism In School
Because what shall it profit a man that he gains the world and losses his soul? The first pics was his last finest post, while the second was posted by other people without him knowing,  because he laid there lifeless. If this young man had known that just after his graduation, then by 1:55pm on Wednesday 2nd August he would be shot dead, he would have giving his whole life to God. He wouldn't have involved himself with any bad group.



  But the funny thing is that death doesn't come warning for the unsaved, because they are like chess in the hands of the devil, he plays them how he want.
Pls let us remember the primary reason we are in the university. How will the parent feel when they hear that the son that they have been spending money to train died like this. Pls let us change from bad to good so that the society will be a good place fro every one

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Two Robbers burnt semi alive in Umuchima by Laffarge, Futo

 

Futo students that stay at Umuchima by Laffarge,  burn two criminals who try to collect a student proparty
According to an eye witness by name Modili Donstev who also said he is known as Aluta Parrot said that the criminal were 3 but one happen to escape.
Many students were happy for the burning of the criminals, they said that for the past few months, robbers have been disturbing students all over Umuchima and every day they pray for this day, so today is the D day for those criminal.
Another witness by name Gold said that when the students caught the criminals, they drag them to Ama Hausa where they were burnt. She also advice students to be careful about their movement because the street has become military zone.
Another witness by name Rays said that

"we dey wait patiently for this because the guys don give Umuchima bad name. Kpon kpon work dey dem no go work na to dey run street to street, to HELL with them. No pity dem oh cause if dem catch u for tight corner u go understand"

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President Buhari Sacks Prof. Dibu, The heads of 17 parastatals under the Ministry of Education today. Appoints Prof. Ishaq Oloyede As New JAMB Boss

HND-Bsc Dichotomy: National Council On Establishment Bridges Gap 

 

It was learn t that the National Council on Establishment has resolved that the entry point for HND holders into the civil service would henceforth be Grade Level 08, just like their bachelor degree holder counterparts.

This is in a bid to end the HND-BSc. dichotomy.

The Council equally approved the postgraduate diploma (PGD) as the bridge programme for holders of the Higher National Diploma (HND) to rise to the peak of their career just like their degree holders counterparts.

Before now, a polytechnic graduate with HND cannot be employed into the civil service on Grade Level 8 and cannot rise beyond Level 15 without additional qualifications (including a master’s degree), while a bachelor’s degree holder enters on Grade Level 08 and can rise to the peak at Grade Level 17 (equivalent of the Permanent Secretary cadre).

If a HND holder aspires to get to that level, he/she will have to obtain a PGD in relevant disciplines and also obtain a master’s degree before attaining the level a bachelors’ degree holder could attain, even without a second degree.

However, with this new development, HND holders will only need to acquire postgraduate diploma in relevant field from an accredited institution/university to attain the same status with their university graduate counterparts.

 

University of Lagos, UNILAG students dominate United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) National Essay Competition.

The Youth Orientation for Development a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Registered and Recognized as an implementing NGO with the Federal Ministry of Education and Federal Ministry of Youth Development) to commemorate UNESCO at 70 organized a National Essay Competition among Secondary Schools and Tertiary Institutions. This was intended to actively engage the minds of young people in Nigeria in appreciating the effort of UNESCO in building a culture of peace across the nation especially in the face of the current security challenges prevalent in the nation.

The Essay Competition titled: “Building Peace in our Hearts and Minds with our Words” and “Building a Culture of Peace through Non-Violence Communication” respectively was swept by UNILAG Students which further confirms University of Lagos as indeed the University of First Choice and the Nations Pride. Here are the names of the winners:
1.    Ogbonnia Emmanuel Amaechi
2.    Agba Mmesoma Blessing
3.    Akindeko Oluwaseun Olajide

They have since been awarded in a colorful ceremony in Lagos under the Distinguished Chairmanship of the Honorable Minister of Education and other distinguished guests such as His Excellency Senator (Dr.) Sam Egwu, Former Minister of Education and Governor of Ebonyi State.

What is your say on this, is Unilag the best in Nigeria?

 

Federal Government to implement “No Work, No Pay” policy across all Federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies.

The Federal Government has observed with dismay that many Workers’ Unions in Federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies are in the habit of embarking on strike actions on the flimsiest of excuses, leading to disruption of services and orderliness in the affected Organizations. It is even more worrisome that, often the issues being canvassed could be amicably resolved through dialogue without resulting to industrial action.
Based on the reasons stated above the Federal Government has brought out some resolutions:

•   Government has deemed it necessary to remind workers and their respective Unions of the “NO WORK, NO PAY” rule as contained in Section 43 of the Trade Disputes Act Cap T8, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 which states that:

“Where any worker takes part in a strike, he shall not be entitled to any wages or other remuneration for the period of the strike, and any such period shall not count for the purpose of reckoning the period of continuous employment and all rights dependent on continuity of employment shall be prejudiciary affected accordingly”

• Accordingly, Government is constrained to advise all workers and their unions to respect the laws of the land and desist from participating in illegal strike actions and disruption of services in the MDAS.

•  Accordingly, all Ministers, Permanent Secretaries and Heads of Government Agencies are hereby directed to ensure that they strictly enforce this rule.

 

NUC Approves Establishment of University Of Africa, Bayelsa

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The National Association of Nigerian Students has condemned the the barbaric the use of force by the police in addressing a protest by unarmed students, which led to the death of one student of Nassarawa State Polytechnic Lafia and injuring many others.

It was learnt that it all started when a detachment of police fired shots at students staging a peaceful protest at the gate of the institution.

The president of the association described this as barbaric and call on the relevant authorities to ensure that justice is served.

He equally called for the immediate reopening of the institution, and assured that the union will this week pay a visit to the school to ensure that peace and normal academic activities resume in the institution.

 

The over 3-month ASUU strike at the Kogi State University (KSU) is over and classes have resumed.

This to inform the general public that the Over 3 months strike embarked upon by the Kogi State University (KSU) chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities has been called off.

Hence, academic activities have began and the Senate Meeting is on-going now at the Senate Chambers in the Senate Building.

STUDENTS OF GARBA NOMA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, BAUCHI, SITTING ON THE FLOOR IN THEIR CLASSROOM TO LEARN - NAN 

 

The Commissioner of Education Enugu State, Professor Uche Eze, In a recent interview, revealed plans by the state government to revamp education.

Eze responded to speculations while Speaking to DailyTrust, that the government is clamping down on private examination centres and school principals.

He said, "we have punished so many of our teachers who were supervisors of SSCE for getting involved in one form of malpractice or the other. We are doing these things to serve as deterrent. We also noticed that some private schools are involved in some of these things. In fact, by mid-July there will be an announcement of two private schools we have closed down.

We shut them down; one, for running a substandard school and also for engaging in examination malpractice. It is not acceptable," he added.

"During the exams, I moved around with my team and unfortunately, we discovered that some people did not heed to what we preached. In fact, we are still contemplating sanctioning more schools. I can remember the name of one school involved in malpractices and when I got the report I ordered that the principal be removed immediately and made a classroom teacher because he is not worthy of that position or bring up our children.

Basically, I think we have removed five principals or more for one offence or the other because we agreed that the only way to restore and build a proper system is to ensure discipline. Everybody must be held accountable, starting from the commissioner. I have to play according to the rules; the chairman of the board has to play according to the rules, likewise the principals. When all of us that serve as models do the right thing, definitely the children will follow."

He expressed that he believed it is only by being a hands-on commissioner that he will be able to make the right changes in the education sector. He mentioned that he had visited 17 local government areas of the state and over 200 and primary and secondary schools.

Source:PulseNG

              Best way to make money in Nigeria while still a student.

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.Have your own blog or website. Blogging is one of the best way to make money as a student. Many people said that blogging don’t pay but I tell you today that blogging still pay, it all depend on you. Blogging is one of the ways to express your knowledge to the world. If you want to know how to create a blog click here. There are so many ways to make money in blogging, you can check them out here. If you’ve ever seen the film The Social Network then you’ve most likely had your brain spinning as to what website you can start-up to make you billions. And of course there are lots of stories out there about successful students who have started a site while at university, or even bought a domain name and later sold it for 1000s. In fact, Save the Student is one such example of a website started at university by Owen Burek in his first year, which has since grown into a full-time and successful enterprise. Read Debug’s 4-step guide to setting up a website if you’re interested in finding out more. It’s really not that difficult to get started and there are plenty of opportunities to make money online.
 

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