De Potter College of Health Technology Admission Form for 2026/2027 Academic Session

De Potter College of Health Technology, Km 2, Oru/Ijebu-Igbo Road, Oru-Ijebu, Ogun State, has opened applications for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The admission notice invites qualified candidates into Diploma, National Diploma and Higher National Diploma programmes. The college says it is accredited and licensed by NBTE, and approved by relevant professional boards and councils.

Admission Form Fee

The admission form costs N10,000.

Entrance Examination Date and Venue

The college has fixed the Entrance Examination for 25 June 2026 at 10:00 am.

The venue is:

ICT & Resource Center, De Potter College of Health Technology, Permanent Site, Km 2, Oru/Ijebu-Igbo Road, Oru-Ijebu, Ogun State.

Programmes Available

Department of Community Health

• HND Community Health, 2 years
• ND Community Health, 2 years
• Community Health Extension Workers (CHEW), 3 years

Department of Medical Laboratory Science

• Medical Laboratory Technician, 3 years

Department of Pharmacy Technician

• Pharmacy Technician, 3 years

Department of Public Health

• Health Assistant (Medical), 2 years
• ND in Public Health Technology, 2 years

Department of Environmental Health

• HND in Environmental Health Technology, 2 years
• ND in Environmental Health Technology, 2 years
• Environmental Health Technician, 3 years

Department of Health Information & Management

• ND Health Information Management, 2 years
• Computer Studies, 2 years

Department of Health Promotion and Education

• Health Education and Promotion and Education, 2 years

General Entry Requirements

Who qualifies? The college lists these entry conditions; they are direct and clear.

Applicants must have five O’Level credits, including English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics, in not more than two sittings.

For ND programmes, candidates must have the relevant O’Level results, obtain UTME, and choose De Potter College of Health Technology as first choice in UTME.

For HND programmes, candidates must hold a relevant ND certificate from a recognised place of study.

Method of Application

Forms are available online through the De Potter College admission portal. The college also says forms are available at the Admission Office and through an accredited sales agent.

Contact Numbers

For enquiries, the college lists these phone numbers:

• 08101197161
• 07055325913
• 07079152054

JAMB Monday UTME Results Released: Check the 20 April 2026 Batch by SMS

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the results of candidates who sat the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) on Monday, 20 April 2026.

JAMB spokesperson Fabian Benjamin disclosed this in a statement issued on Tuesday. He directed affected candidates to the board’s standard result-checking channels.

“The results for Monday, 20th, have been released. Candidates can view their results using the usual process,” the statement read.

For candidates who sat on Monday, the wait is over; the board has now moved that Batch into the public result window.

How candidates can check Monday’s UTME results

Candidates can access their scores by sending “UTMERESULT” to 55019 or 66019 through SMS.

The message must be sent with the same phone number used for registration. That remains the route stated by the board for this release.

Anyone who needs the full process can read this guide to checking JAMB result.

Where Monday’s release fits in the 2026 UTME schedule

Monday’s release is the latest in JAMB’s series of Daily result announcements since the 2026 UTME started on Thursday, 16 April.

The exercise involves over two million candidates writing computer-based tests at centres across the country. JAMB has been publishing results in batches that match each examination day.

The board started with the results of candidates who sat on Thursday. After that, it moved to a combined batch for Friday, 17 April, and Saturday, 18 April.

What happened with the Friday and Saturday batch

The Friday-Saturday batch came later than many candidates expected.

JAMB had first indicated that those results would be available on Saturday, but that did not happen. Candidates waited through the night as the release failed to meet the earlier timeline.

The board later apologised and linked the delay to the absence of its chief executive, who was away on an official engagement. A fuller account appears in this report on why the Friday-Saturday result batch was delayed.

Those results were later published on Sunday, 19 April. After that, the board processed and released the Monday batch.

What this means right now

As of Tuesday’s update, candidates who sat the UTME on Monday, 20 April 2026, can check their results through JAMB’s usual SMS channels.

That release keeps the board’s day-by-day pattern in view, even after the delay that affected the Friday and Saturday batch.

ArchBishop Charles Heerey Memorial College of Nursing Sciences, Aba (ACHCONSA) Post UTME Form 2026/2027: Requirements, Fee, Start Date and How to Apply

ArchBishop Charles Heerey Memorial College of Nursing Sciences, Aba, ACHCONSA, has released details for the sale of its 2026/2027 Post UTME Form.

The form is for the 2026/2027 academic session and covers CRN, RM, PHN and HND programmes.

ACHCONSA Post UTME Form 2026/2027 requirements

Candidates who want the Form must meet the stated conditions.

JAMB score and subject combination

Candidates must have scored at least 100 marks in the 2026 JAMB examination.

The required subject combination is:

• English
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Physics

Candidates must also choose the college as first or second choice of institution in the JAMB examination.

O’Level requirements

Candidates must possess WASSCE, WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, or their equivalence.

They must also have at least credit passes in:

• English
• Mathematics
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Physics

The results must be obtained in not more than two sittings.

Age requirement

The candidate must be at least 17 years of age.

ACHCONSA application date

Online application will commence from Monday, 27 April 2026.

That date marks the start of the online registration process for eligible applicants.

How to apply for ACHCONSA Post UTME Form

Candidates are to visit the ACHCONSA admission portal to purchase the Post UTME application form.

After that, the candidate is to click “Apply Now” to create an account and obtain an access code sent to the email address provided. The access code is then used to complete registration.

Payment is strictly online.

ACHCONSA Post UTME Form fee

The Post UTME Form fee is N25,000.

Accreditation status

The notice states that the college is accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria.

Candidates can also check the accreditation link.

Warning to applicants

The college states that it does not have agents operating for it in any way whatsoever.

It also states that payment into an individual account is at the applicant’s risk; that warning is direct and should be read with care.

ACHCONSA contact details

For more details, applicants can use the contact numbers below:

• 09124135759
• 08164477788

The notice also lists this email address:

achconsa2019@gmailcom

Applicants can visit the official ACHCONSA website for further information.

Caleb University Post UTME/Direct Entry Form for 2026/2027 Undergraduate Programmes Admission

Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, has invited applications from suitably qualified candidates into its undergraduate programmes through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, and JAMB Direct Entry, DE.

The university has listed its available courses across several colleges for the 2026/2027 admission session. It also states that the JAMB minimum cut-off for the session is 166.

Caleb University admission requirements for 2026/2027

Admission into all undergraduate applications of Caleb University is through UTME and JAMB Direct Entry.

The university states that its JAMB minimum cut-off for the 2026/2027 academic session is 166.

Applicants who did not choose Caleb University as first choice can still apply; they must change their first-choice university to Caleb University at any accredited JAMB CBT Centre to complete the admission steps.

Qualified candidates are required to obtain admission forms online, from the university campuses, from members of staff, or from approved admission executives.

Caleb University courses for 2026/2027 admission

The university grouped its undergraduate programmes under different colleges.

College of Arts, Social and Management Sciences

All courses in this college have a 4-year duration.

• B.Sc. Accounting
• B.Sc. Banking & Finance
• B.Sc. Criminology & Security Studies
• B.Sc. Economics
• B.Sc. History & Diplomatic Studies
• B.Sc. International Relations
• B.Sc. Mass Communication
• B.Sc. Peace & Conflict Studies
• B.Sc. Political Science
• B.Sc. Psychology
• B.Sc. Public Administration
• B.Sc. Taxation
• B.Sc. Business Administration with options in:
  • General Business
  • Human Resources Management
  • Marketing

College of Law

All courses in this college have a 3-year duration.

• Bachelor of Law, Public Law
• Bachelor of Law, Private & Property Law

College of Education

All courses in this college have a 4-year duration.

• B.A. (Ed.) Christian Religious Studies
• B.Ed. Early Childhood Education
• B.Ed. Educational Management
• B.Ed. Guidance and Counselling

College of Environmental Sciences and Management

• B.Sc./M.Sc. Architecture, 5 years
• B.Sc. Estate Management, 5 years

College of Nursing and Basic Medical Sciences

All courses in this college have a 4-year duration.

• B.NSc. Nursing Science
• B.Sc. Human Anatomy
• B.Sc. Human Physiology

College of Pure and Applied Sciences

All courses in this college have a 4-year duration.

• B.Sc. Biochemistry
• B.Sc. Computer Science
• B.Sc. Cyber Security
• B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry
• B.Sc. Microbiology and Industrial Biotechnology
• B.Sc. Environmental Management and Toxicology
• B.Sc. Information Systems
• B.Sc. Physics
• B.Sc. Software Engineering

How to apply for Caleb University Post UTME Form 2026/2027

Qualified applicants can register online through the Caleb University admission portal.

The university also states that forms can be obtained from its campuses, members of staff, or approved admission executives.

Caleb University application form centres

The listed form centres are:

• University Main Campus, Imota
• Caleb University City Campus, Magodo, Caleb Business School
• Caleb British International School, Abijo G.R.A Lekki
• Caleb International School, Surulere

Caleb University admission interview date and venue

Applicants are to attend the admission interview at either of these venues:

• Magodo City Campus, College of Law, Ikosi GRA, Off CMD Road
• Main Campus, Km 15, Ikorodu-Itoikin Road, Imota, Lagos

The admission interview will start by 8:30am on 24 and 25 July 2026 and consecutively from Monday to Thursday.

That is the schedule given by the university; candidates should keep the date, time and venue in view.

Caleb University campus addresses

The university listed these physical addresses:

City Campus

1, Kayode Odusola Crescent, Off CMD Road, Ikosi GRA, Magodo, Lagos.

University Campus

KM 15, Ikorodu-Itoikin Road, Imota, Lagos. P.M.B. 21238, Ikeja, Lagos.

Caleb University contact numbers

For further information and enquiries, the university provided these phone numbers:

• 07037270349
• 08084519880
• 08053012835
• 0201-2910684
• 0201-2910685
• 0201-2910686

University on the Niger (UNINIGER) Accredited Courses: Full NUC Accreditation List After 2025 Exercise

The University on the Niger, UNINIGER, has announced that nine programmes received full accreditation from the National Universities Commission, NUC, after the October/November 2025 accreditation exercise.

The university said the result confirms that the listed courses meet the required national standards in curriculum, staffing and facilities. For students and parents, that is the Main update here.

List of UNINIGER courses with full NUC accreditation

UNINIGER stated that the following programmes received full accreditation:

• Accounting
• Economics
• Psychology
• Religious Studies
• Public Health
• Computer Science
• Software Engineering
• Cyber Security
• Microbiology

These are the programmes named in the announcement; no other course was listed in the notice.

What the accreditation means

According to the university, the accreditation confirms that the programmes meet the required national standards in:

• curriculum
• staffing
• facilities

The school also said the result reflects its commitment to education and student development.

What prospective students should know

The notice adds that admission of new students will begin soon.

That gives prospective applicants a clear signal; the university has tied the announcement to the coming admission period. Readers watching for UNINIGER admission updates should keep this in view.

 

Nigerian Law School Bar Final Results 2025 Released With Full Pass Rate Breakdown

The Council of Legal Education has announced the release of the results of the December 2025 Bar Final Examinations.

The public notice is dated 20 April 2026. It states that a total of 7,602 candidates sat for the examinations.

The overall pass rate stands at 79.1%; that is the headline figure many candidates will want to see first.

December 2025 Bar Final results breakdown

The Council gave a full summary of the performance of candidates who sat for the examinations.

Class by class performance

The breakdown is as follows:

• First Class: 212
• Second Class Upper: 1,216
• Second Class Lower: 2,961
• Pass: 1,622
• Conditional Pass: 314
• Fail: 1,067
• Absent: 210

These figures show the full result spread, from First Class to Absent. For many readers, the key Numbers sit right here on the page.

Total candidates and pass rate

A total of 7,602 candidates sat for the December 2025 Bar Final Examinations.

The Council also stated that the overall pass rate is 79.1%. That gives candidates a clear view of the general outcome of the exams.

Message from the Council of Legal Education

The Council of Legal Education congratulated all successful candidates on their achievement.

It said their hard work, dedication, and perseverance produced the results.

What comes next for successful candidates

The notice states that information on the screening process and the schedule for the Call to the Bar ceremony will be sent to candidates through their individual portals on the Nigerian Law School website.

That means candidates will need to check their portals for the next update; the Council has already pointed to where the next details will appear.

 

Police Academy Ogun State Campus Approved in Erinja With N15 Billion Grant

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the establishment of a new campus of the Police Academy in Erinja, Yewa South Local Government Area of Ogun State.

The approval also includes a special take-off Grant of N15 billion for the college. That fund will come from the TetFund 2026 allocation.

The move follows the provisions of the Nigeria Police Academy (Establishment) Act, 2021. The Act provides for the expansion of the Police Academy in Wudil, Kano State, into multiple campuses across the country.

Tinubu Approves New Police Academy Campus in Ogun State

The new campus will be located in Erinja, in Yewa South Local Government Area.

This approval places Ogun State on the map for the planned expansion of the Nigeria Police Academy system. It also links directly to the 2021 law that opened the door for more campuses beyond Wudil, Kano State.

N15 Billion Take-Off Grant Approved

President Tinubu also approved a special take-off grant of N15 billion for the college.

What the fund will cover

The intervention fund will be sourced from the TetFund 2026 allocation. It is meant to finance:

• priority infrastructure
• academic facilities
• student accommodation
• core training assets

That gives the new Campus a defined funding base from the start; the plan is tied to concrete needs, not vague promises.

Why Erinja Was Chosen

A high-level consultative meeting recommended that the new campus should be sited in Erinja.

Officials at the meeting

The meeting involved:

• the Minister of Police Affairs
• the Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa
• officials of the Federal Ministry of Education
• the Inspector-General of Police
• the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC)

What the meeting considered

The meeting considered:

• student intake capacity
• funding realities
• academic quality assurance
• the long-term needs of the Nigerian Police Force

The draft states that the Force is currently recruiting more men. That formed part of the wider context for the decision.

What the Expansion Is Meant to Do

President Tinubu believes the expansion will strengthen governance, modern policing education, and national security.

That position frames the Erinja campus as part of a wider plan for police training in Nigeria. The decision, the funding, and the siting recommendation all point in the same direction.

University of Lagos (UNILAG) PTDF Scholarship 2025/2026: Application Date, Deadline and Portal for Students

Undergraduate and postgraduate students of the University of Lagos, UNILAG, in oil and gas-related disciplines have been invited to apply for the 2025/2026 In-Country Scholarship Scheme of the Petroleum Technology Development Fund, PTDF.

PTDF is described as Nigeria’s agency for human and institutional capacity development in the oil and gas industry. The scheme supports qualified Nigerians who are pursuing relevant academic programmes within the country.

The application portal opens on Monday, 20 April 2026, and closes on Friday, 29 May 2026. That gives applicants six weeks to complete and submit their entries online; no one should leave it late.

Who can apply

The notice is for:

• undergraduate students of UNILAG
• postgraduate students of UNILAG
• students in oil and gas-related disciplines

The scholarship is for qualified Nigerians studying in relevant fields within Nigeria.

PTDF scholarship application dates

Students who plan to apply should note these dates clearly:

• Opening date: Monday, 20 April 2026
• Closing date: Friday, 29 May 2026

The portal will stay open for six weeks.

Where to apply

Applications must be completed online through the official PTDF scholarship portal.

Applicants are expected to fill in the required details and submit all needed documents before the closing date.

What students should note

Eligible students are expected to apply early and make sure every application requirement is met within the stated period.

For many UNILAG students, this is a clear academic opening; the deadline is fixed, and the portal window is short. Early action gives applicants enough time to complete the process without last-minute pressure.

Why this matters for UNILAG students

The scholarship gives UNILAG students in relevant fields a path to continue their studies and build careers in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.

That makes the 2025/2026 PTDF In-Country Scholarship Scheme one application UNILAG students in eligible courses should not ignore.

Closing note

UNILAG undergraduate and postgraduate students in oil and gas-related disciplines can begin their PTDF scholarship applications from 20 April 2026 and must submit them by 29 May 2026.

The application is online through the official portal, and the six-week window is already defined. Students who meet the conditions should act early.

UNIZIK University Librarian Appointment: Profile of Professor Jacinta Ukamaka Eze

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, has appointed Professor Jacinta Ukamaka Eze as the substantive University Librarian.

The Governing Council approved the appointment at a recent council meeting. The move forms part of efforts to strengthen the university’s academic and research support system.

Who Professor Jacinta Ukamaka Eze is

Professor Eze is a scholar in Library and Information Science.

The notice describes her as the pioneer and a two-time Head of the Department of Library and Information Science at Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT. That record gives the appointment a clear academic Background.

Previous roles held by Professor Eze

Before this appointment, Professor Eze served as Acting University Librarian at ESUT.

She was also the immediate past Chairman of the Nigerian Library Association, Enugu State Chapter. These roles place her within both university administration and the library profession.

What UNIZIK said about the appointment

The university linked the appointment to its effort to strengthen academic and research support.

The notice also states that Professor Eze brings wide experience to the role. It adds that her academic leadership and administrative work have earned her recognition within the university system and the library field.

What the appointment means for UNIZIK

According to the notice, the appointment is expected to improve library services, support digital systems, and strengthen research support at UNIZIK.

The university also tied the move to its wider vision for growth in teaching, learning, and research. For readers tracking leadership changes, that is the heart of this Update.

Caleb University Job Vacancies for Regional Officer and Clerical Staff

Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, has invited applications for the posts of Regional Officer and Clerical Staff in its Regional Outreach Offices.

The notice sets out the duties, qualifications, tools, reporting lines, and application route for both roles. For applicants weighing fit and readiness, the details are fairly direct; each role comes with a clear work brief.

Caleb University Regional Officer vacancy

The Regional Officer will report to the Head of Admissions, Director of Outreach, or Vice Chancellor.

Duties of the Regional Officer

The Regional Officer will handle student scouting and intelligence, outreach activities, admission support, and reporting.

The duties include:

• identifying and targeting fee-paying secondary schools and coaching centres in the assigned region
• analysing regional demographics to spot areas with strong enrolment potential
• keeping a database of prospective students, including names, grades, interests, and exam scores
• organising career fairs, open days, school assemblies, and parent-teacher meetings
• giving presentations on the university’s unique selling points, scholarships, and campus life
• building links with school counsellors, principals, and local education influencers
• coordinating taster sessions, alumni meet-ups, and faculty-led workshops
• guiding prospective students through form filling, document submission, and deadlines
• coordinating entrance exam centres or interview schedules in the region
• following up leads through calls, emails, and WhatsApp
• submitting weekly reports on outreach work, leads, and conversion rates
• managing the regional office budget for events and travel
• liaising with the central admissions office on messaging and quotas

Qualifications for the Regional Officer

The minimum education requirement is a bachelor’s degree in any field. A master’s degree is preferred.

The experience requirement is three to five years in student recruitment, sales, public relations, or event management. The notice adds that education sector experience is preferred.

The required skills include:

• public speaking and presentation
• proficiency in CRM software such as Salesforce or HubSpot
• data analysis
• negotiation

The required attributes include:

• willingness to travel 50 to 70 per cent of work time
• self-starting ability
• cultural sensitivity
• persuasive but ethical conduct

The language requirement is fluency in English and the dominant local language or languages.

Tools and support for the Regional Officer

The notice lists the following resources and tools for the role:

• reimbursed mileage and accommodation budget
• laptop with presentation tools such as PowerPoint and Canva
• smartphone with CRM app
• brochures, banners, pens, notebooks, and video testimonials
• signed confidentiality agreement on student data
• annual workshop on ethical recruitment and admission policy updates

Caleb University Clerical Staff vacancy

The Clerical Staff will report to the Regional Officer.

Duties of the Clerical Staff

The role covers administrative support, data handling, event logistics, and financial tasks.

The duties include:

• managing the office phone line and email inbox
• responding to or routing enquiries
• scheduling the Regional Officer’s travel, appointments, and school visits
• preparing and sending invitations, reminders, and thank-you notes
• entering lead data into the CRM from forms, cards, and event sheets
• organising and filing physical documents
• generating simple weekly reports on student contacts and pending follow-ups
• coordinating vendors for venues, catering, sound systems, and printing
• managing outreach materials inventory
• assisting with event registration and crowd management
• processing petty cash reimbursements
• preparing purchase requisitions

Qualifications for the Clerical Staff

The minimum education requirement is a high school diploma plus an Office Administration certificate. An Associate degree is preferred.

The experience requirement is one to two years in front desk work, reception, or data entry.

The required skills include:

• typing speed of 40 words per minute or more
• proficiency in MS Office and Google Workspace
• basic CRM data entry

The required attributes include being organised, discreet, polite, and deadline-driven.

The language requirement is fluency in English and the regional language.

Tools and support for the Clerical Staff

The notice lists the following items and support:

• desktop computer
• headset
• filing cabinets
• label printer
• limited CRM access
• shared calendar
• letterhead, envelopes, stamps, and reply cards
• weekly 30-minute check-in with the Regional Officer
• cross-training on admission timelines and scholarships

Cross-cutting requirements for both roles

The notice also lists shared standards for both posts.

Performance measures

For the Regional Officer, the measures include:

• school visits per month
• conversion rate
• cost per student

For the Clerical Staff, the measures include:

• data accuracy above 98 per cent
• response time under 24 hours
• zero-error logistics

Code of conduct and reporting line

The code of conduct requires:

• no misrepresentation
• no coercion
• strict data privacy

The reporting line is:

• Regional Officer to Head of Admissions
• Clerical Staff to Regional Officer

The annual review will be a joint evaluation with the admissions office and schools.

How to apply for Caleb University jobs

Qualified candidates are to apply within two weeks by sending applications and CVs to:

The Registrar
Caleb University
Km 15, Ikorodu-Itoikin Road
Imota, Lagos State

Email: registrar@calebuniversity.edu.ng

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

What applicants should note

The notice covers two different roles, and each one has its own work duties, entry standards, and work tools.

Applicants need to match their experience and skill set to the role they want. The deadline is also fixed in relative terms; applications must go in within two weeks of publication.

 

Federal Polytechnic Wannune Matriculation Ceremony 2026 Date, Time and Venue.

Federal Polytechnic Wannune has announced its 4th matriculation ceremony.

The Rector, Dr Emmanuel Tyover Ashinya Dajoh, on behalf of the Management, Staff and Students of the Polytechnic, invited the general public to the event. The notice is brief; the schedule is clear.

Federal Polytechnic Wannune matriculation ceremony schedule

The Polytechnic has fixed the 4th matriculation ceremony as follows.

Date

The ceremony will hold on Friday, 24 April 2026.

Time

The event will start at 10:00 AM prompt.

Venue

The venue is the Polytechnic Matriculation Ground.

What the notice says

The announcement comes from the Rector, Dr Emmanuel Tyover Ashinya Dajoh, on behalf of the Management, Staff and Students of the Polytechnic.

The notice also extends the invitation to the general public. For guests and members of the school community, the message is Plain enough; the ceremony date, time, and venue have been fixed.

Contact numbers for enquiries

For enquiries, the notice lists the Publicity/Protocol Sub-Committee through these phone numbers:

+234 803 450 7280
+234 806 531 8779

What guests should note

The key details remain the same; Friday, 24 April 2026, 10:00 AM prompt, at the Polytechnic Matriculation Ground.

That is the full schedule released for the Federal Polytechnic Wannune matriculation ceremony.

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU) PhD Application Form 2025/2026 Second Semester: Portal, Deadline and Course Check

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, ATBU, has opened the sale of PhD online application forms for the second semester of the 2025/2026 academic session.

The notice invites interested candidates to apply through the official portal. It also states the closing date and warns applicants to confirm their course on the portal before buying the form; that point is easy to miss.

ATBU PhD form portal and deadline

The PhD application is now available online.

Interested candidates are to apply through the ATBU postgraduate application portal.

The closing date for the application is 31 May 2026.

What applicants should do before buying the ATBU PhD form

Candidates are expected to check the list of available programmes on the portal before purchasing the application form.

That step comes first; it helps applicants confirm that their chosen course is available before any payment is made.

Final note on the ATBU PhD form

For candidates planning to apply, the message is direct enough: check the available programmes on the portal, confirm the course, then proceed with the online application before the deadline.

 

Northwest University, Kano (NWU) Approved Programmes 2026/2027: Full List of New Courses Cleared by NUC

Northwest University, Kano, has received approval from the National Universities Commission, NUC, to establish more academic programmes after a successful resource assessment and verification exercise.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Amina Salihi Bayero, informed members of the university community and the general public of the approval. The official letter, dated 26 February 2026 and marked NUC/AP/S37/VOL.1/25, states that the Executive Secretary of the Commission approved the full-time mode of the programmes at the Main Campus from the 2026/2027 academic session.

What the NUC approved for NWU Kano

The approval covers new undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

The notice states that the courses will run in full-time mode at the Main Campus. The approval takes effect from the 2026/2027 academic session; that date sits at the centre of the update.

List of new undergraduate programmes at NWU

The newly approved undergraduate courses are:

Undergraduate courses

• B.Sc Physics with Electronics
• B.Sc Industrial Physics
• B.Sc Broadcasting
• B.Sc Development and Communication Studies
• B.Sc Information and Media Studies
• B.Sc Journalism and Media Studies
• B.Sc Applied Geophysics

List of new postgraduate programmes at NWU

The newly approved postgraduate courses are:

Postgraduate courses

• M.Ed Philosophy of Education
• Ph.D Philosophy of Education

Why the approval was granted

The notice says the approval came after a resource assessment and verification exercise.

It also states that a panel of experts examined the human and material resources available for the smooth take-off of the proposed programmes. That review came first; the approval followed after.

What the Vice-Chancellor said

Professor Amina Salihi Bayero said the approval stands as one of the achievements recorded within her first months in office as Vice-Chancellor.

She also said the development reflects her administration’s commitment to academic expansion and alignment with global best practices. The Vice-Chancellor added that the university will continue to strengthen its human and material resources for the growth and standard of the programmes.

What this means for the 2026/2027 session

From the 2026/2027 academic session, Northwest University, Kano, will run these newly approved programmes in full-time mode at the Main Campus.

The update adds more course options at both undergraduate and postgraduate level; for applicants watching closely, that is the key point.

UNIPORT TAGDev Scholarship 2026/2027: Courses, Eligibility, Benefits and Deadline

The University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT, has called for applications for the 2026/2027 academic session under the TAGDev 2.0 Programme.

The programme is run by the Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture, RUFORUM, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation and several African universities. It is aimed at young Africans studying agriculture and related fields.

What the UNIPORT TAGDev 2.0 programme covers

TAGDev 2.0 is a 10-year programme running from 2023 to 2033.

The scheme is set up to support universities and technical institutions across Africa. It focuses on giving students the skills needed for inclusive, equitable, and climate-resilient agricultural change. For UNIPORT applicants, that focus is plain; agriculture sits at the centre of it.

Who can apply for the UNIPORT TAGDev scholarship

The award is meant for students who are academically capable but face financial hardship.

Female applicants, refugees, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.

Eligibility requirements

Applicants must:

• Be Nigerian citizens or refugees residing in Nigeria
• Come from economically disadvantaged or marginalised communities
• Be under 25 years for undergraduate study
• Be under 30 years for master’s study
• Meet UNIPORT admission requirements
• Show interest in agriculture, leadership, and community change

Eligible UNIPORT courses under TAGDev 2.0

The call covers both undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Undergraduate programmes

Eligible undergraduate courses are:

• B.Sc. Agricultural Economics
• B.Sc. Agribusiness Management
• B.Sc. Agricultural Extension and Development Studies
• B.Sc. Animal Science
• B.Sc. Food Science and Nutrition

Postgraduate programmes

Eligible master’s courses are:

• M.Sc. Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
• M.Sc. Agribusiness Management
• M.Sc. Crop Science

What the scholarship will cover

The TAGDev scholarship is fully funded.

It will cover:

• Tuition fees
• Accommodation and living expenses
• Research and training costs
• Laptop
• Internship and field attachments
• Entrepreneurship training

How to apply for the UNIPORT TAGDev scholarship

The application process has three stages.

Stage 1: Complete the online form

Applicants are to complete the online Google application form.

Stage 2: Apply for admission

Undergraduate applicants must apply through JAMB.

Postgraduate applicants must apply through the UNIPORT School of Graduate Studies.

Stage 3: Apply through RIMS

Applicants must also apply for the scholarship through the RUFORUM Information Management System, RIMS.

Documents to submit

Applicants are required to submit relevant documents, including:

• Academic certificates
• Identification
• Proof of eligibility

UNIPORT TAGDev scholarship deadline

The deadline for application is 1 June 2026.

Applicants who want this opening need to complete all required stages before that date; each step counts.

Contact details for enquiries

For further enquiries, applicants may contact:

Programme Coordinator: Prof. Ibisime Etela
Email: admissions.asec@uniport.edu.ng
Phone: +2347034378380, +2348032573003

Where to find the full UNIPORT TAGDev scholarship notice

More details, including the application links, are available in the official UNIPORT TAGDev scholarship PDF.

LAUTECH NELFUND Disbursement Update: 5,237 Approved Loans and What Students Should Know

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund, NELFUND, has issued a clarification on recent public statements about the alleged non-disbursement of approved student loans to beneficiaries of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso.

NELFUND said the claim that over 15,000 approved student beneficiaries are yet to receive disbursement does not match its records. The Fund stated that LAUTECH submitted 5,237 students for processing within the past week; it described that submission as the first verified batch received from the school for the current disbursement cycle.

What NELFUND said about the LAUTECH batch

According to NELFUND, the 5,237-student batch has already been processed and approved.

The Fund added that the batch is now moving through the final stages of the disbursement workflow, including Audit and Finance and Accounts. That stage, in plain terms, sits close to payment; still, the Fund made it clear that approval and disbursement are not the same thing.

Why approved student loans may not reach students at once

NELFUND said loan approval does not mean instant disbursement.

The Fund explained that each application must pass through a verification and financial processing system before payment can go out. It said this process helps to make sure payments are accurate, traceable, and tied to school records. For students watching closely, that detail matters a great deal.

Value of the approved LAUTECH batch

NELFUND said the approved batch alone has a value of N1,571,544,300.00.

That figure shows the size of the batch already processed for LAUTECH students. The Fund used it to show that work on the scheme is already under way; the money involved is plain to see.

NELFUND’s message to schools on public statements

NELFUND said it remains committed to the timely disbursement of all duly processed and verified student loans.

At the same time, it advised beneficiary schools to make sure public statements on the scheme reflect the real status of submissions and processing timelines. The Fund said early or misleading claims can create anxiety among students and the public; they can also weaken trust in the scheme.

What this means for LAUTECH student loan beneficiaries

The key point from the clarification is direct. NELFUND said LAUTECH has, for the current cycle, submitted one first verified batch of 5,237 students, and that batch has already been processed and approved.

The disbursement has not been described as complete yet. NELFUND said the batch is still passing through the last payment stages, namely Audit and Finance and Accounts.

UNIJOS Part-Time Degree Form 2026: Courses, Requirements, Fee and Deadline at FUEP Centre

The Institute of Education, University of Jos, in collaboration with the Federal University of Education, Pankshin Study Centre, has invited applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the 2026 long vacation part-time degree programme.

The courses run for four to five long vacations. For applicants weighing options already, the notice gives the course list, entry route, form cost, and closing date in clear terms; that makes planning easier.

UNIJOS long vacation part-time degree courses

The available degree programmes are listed below.

Available programmes

1. B.Ed Educational Management
2. B.Ed Adult and Continuing Education
3. B.Sc.Ed Economics
4. B.A.Ed English
5. B.Ed Guidance and Counselling
6. B.A.Ed History and International Studies
7. B.Sc.Ed Geography
8. B.A.Ed Religion (CRS)
9. B.Sc.Ed Social Studies
10. B.Sc.Ed Home Economics
11. B.Sc.Ed Integrated Science
12. B.Sc.Ed Mathematics
13. B.Sc.Ed Chemistry
14. B.Sc.Ed Biology
15. B.Sc.Ed Special Education
16. B.Ed Early Childhood Education
17. BLIS Library Science
18. B.Sc.Ed Physical and Health Education
19. B.A.Ed French
20. B.Sc.Ed Computer Science

UNIJOS part-time degree admission requirements

The entry conditions depend on the qualification a candidate holds.

For B.Ed, B.A.Ed, B.Sc.Ed and BLIS

Candidates must have a good NCE or Diploma in a relevant area with Distinction, Upper Credit, or Lower Credit.

Applicants with five credits in SSCE, including Mathematics and English, can also apply for Direct Entry, Contact II.

For WAEC, NECO and NABTEB candidates

Candidates with at least five credits, including Mathematics and English, can apply from Contact One.

How to apply for the UNIJOS part-time degree form

Applicants are expected to follow the stated steps in order.

Step 1: Register through JAMB

The candidate is to register for the JAMB part-time programme at any JAMB office or recognised CBT centre.

During registration, the candidate must select University of Jos and not Federal University of Education, Pankshin. That point needs close attention; a wrong choice could spoil the process.

Step 2: Go to FUEP VENTURES office

After JAMB registration, the applicant is to proceed to the Federal University of Education, Pankshin VENTURES office with evidence of JAMB registration.

The application form costs N8,000. The applicant is also expected to collect a payment receipt from the bank through the teller obtained from the VENTURES office.

Step 3: Fill and submit the form

The candidate is to fill the form with the required details.

Photocopies of credentials must be attached, including:

• JAMB registration printout
• VENTURES receipt
• Other relevant credentials

The completed form is to be submitted at the point of collection.

Documents required for processing

The notice states that forms submitted without photocopies of all credentials, including the JAMB printout, will not be processed.

For many applicants, that is the part to check twice; incomplete papers can end the process before it starts.

UNIJOS part-time degree application deadline

All properly completed forms must be submitted on or before Friday, 19 June 2026.

The notice also states that change of course will not be entertained after admission.

Contact numbers for enquiries

For more information, applicants can call:

0806 973 9912
0802 292 4691

Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Okeho (FUNATO) NELFUND Student Loan Application Open for Cleared Students and What It Covers

The Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Okeho, FUNATO, has informed all cleared students that NELFUND student loan applications are now open.

The notice states that this followed communication between the University and the Nigerian Education Loan Fund, NELFUND. It also states that the loan covers school fees and monthly upkeep allowances in line with the NELFUND mandate.

Who can apply for the FUNATO NELFUND student loan

The notice is directed at cleared students of FUNATO.

That means the application is open to students who have been cleared by the University. For this set of applicants, the next step is simple; use the approved portal and complete the process there.

What the NELFUND loan covers

FUNATO states that the NELFUND student loan covers:

School fees

The loan covers school fees charged by the University.

Students are also told that they can only apply for a loan amount equal to the school fees charged by FUNATO.

Monthly upkeep allowances

The notice also states that the loan includes monthly upkeep allowances.

How to apply for the FUNATO NELFUND loan

Interested students are to apply through the official NELFUND portal.

The University adds one clear warning: students should use the official NELFUND portal only.

What students should note before applying

The key point in the notice is direct enough. A student can only apply for a loan amount that matches the school fees charged by the University.

That condition sits at the centre of the application; it should be checked before any form is submitted.

Ezzy International College of Nursing Sciences (EICNS) Matriculation Ceremony 2026 Date, Time and Venue for Newly Admitted Students

Ezzy International College of Nursing Sciences, Enugu, has announced its 2nd matriculation ceremony for newly admitted students.

The ceremony will mark the College’s formal welcome of the new intake into nursing. The notice also invites parents, guardians, friends, and well-wishers to attend the event and share in the day.

EICNS matriculation ceremony schedule

The College has fixed the ceremony for Saturday, 25 April 2026.

Date, time and venue

The event details are as follows:

• Date: 25 April 2026
• Time: 10:00 AM prompt
• Venue: Ezzy International College of Nursing Science, Enugu, 13 Miles, Akpoga Nike, Enugu State

Who the ceremony is for

The 2nd matriculation ceremony is for all newly admitted students of the College.

This event marks their first formal step into the nursing profession; it places them at the start of their academic path in the College.

Guests invited to the EICNS matriculation ceremony

The College has invited:

• Parents
• Guardians
• Friends
• Well-wishers

The invitation opens the ceremony to those who want to witness the occasion and celebrate with the students as they begin a future of service, compassion, and professional excellence.

What to note about the event

All attention stays on the fixed schedule already released by the College. Guests and students are expected to note the time and venue carefully; the ceremony starts at 10:00 AM prompt.

Al-Istiqama University, Sumaila (AUSU) Accredited Programmes: Full List of 11 Courses Approved by NUC in 2025

Al-Istiqama University, Sumaila (AUSU), Kano State, has announced that the National Universities Commission (NUC) granted full accreditation to 11 academic programmes.

The approval followed the accreditation exercise carried out in November and December 2025. According to the NUC report, the programmes were assessed under the Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS), with attention given to curriculum content, academic staff quality, physical facilities, library resources, and employers’ rating.

AUSU full accreditation update

The new NUC decision covers 11 programmes across the Faculty of Health Sciences, the Faculty of Arts, Social and Management Sciences, and the Faculty of Science and Computing.

The Management said the result reflects the work of its academic and administrative staff; it also stated that all accredited programmes now have full recognition for five years.

List of fully accredited AUSU programmes

The programmes with full accreditation are listed under three faculties.

Faculty of Health Sciences

The following programmes got full accreditation:

• Community Health Science
• Nursing Science
• Public Health

Faculty of Arts, Social and Management Sciences

The following programmes got full accreditation:

• Shari’ah
• Criminology and Security Studies
• International Relations
• Sociology

Faculty of Science and Computing

The following programmes got full accreditation:

• Biology
• Biotechnology
• Computer Science
• Software Engineering

What the NUC assessed

According to the report, the NUC used CCMAS in the assessment of the programmes.

The review focused on curriculum content, quality of academic staff, physical facilities, library resources, and employers’ rating. Those were the key areas considered during the exercise.

What the AUSU Management said

The Management said the result shows the university’s drive to deliver quality education. It also linked the outcome to the work and professionalism of academic and administrative staff.

The Management thanked the Founder, Senator Sulaiman Abdurrahman Kawu Sumaila, OFR, Ph.D., the Governing Council, faculty members, Heads of Departments, staff, and students for their collective effort in making the result possible.

What this means for AUSU programmes

With this update, all the listed programmes have full accreditation status for five years.

The university also said it will continue to sustain and improve the standards that led to the recognition. For students and families watching these updates closely, that five-year status is the central point.

 

Adeyemi Federal University of Education (AFUED) Certificate Collection Requirements, Fees and Documents Graduates Must Present

The Management of Adeyemi Federal University of Education, AFUED, has released the updated mandatory requirements for certificate collection.

Graduates are expected to have the listed documents and proof of payment ready before going to the Certificate Unit. The notice sets out the papers needed, the charges to pay, and the fee bands by session; each part matters.

Documents needed for AFUED certificate collection

Graduates are required to present the following items.

Identification documents

The required identification items are:

• One recent passport photograph
• Original Student I.D. Card

If the I.D. card is lost, the graduate must pay N2,000 through Remita.

Entry credentials

The required entry papers are:

• Original SSCE or TCII Certificate(s)
• NCE Certificate for Direct Entry students
• The photocopies used at the point of entry

Academic records

Graduates must also present the original Notification of Statement of Result for any of these:

• PDE
• Degree
• NCE
• Certificate
• Diploma

Application letter

A formal application letter for certificate collection must be addressed to:

The Senior Deputy Registrar,
Registrar’s Office (Certificate Unit),
Adeyemi Federal University of Education, Ondo.

AFUED certificate collection fees and charges

The notice also lists the standard fees and other charges tied to certificate collection.

All payments made through Remita must be converted to an official receipt at the Bursary Department.

Certificate fee

The certificate fee is to be paid as shown on the original Remita receipt.

Custodian fee

The custodian fee is N1,000 per year.

Alumni fee

The alumni fee is:

• N7,000 for Degree graduates
• N6,000 for NCE graduates

This payment must be made to UBA Bank, Account No. 1016458346. The teller must then be exchanged for a receipt at the Alumni Secretariat, Student Affairs Division.

Convocation gown and booklet fee

The convocation gown and booklet charges are grouped by session.

For 2004/2005 session to 2020/2021, the fee is N10,000.

For 2021/2022 session to date, the fee is N20,000.

No convocation payment is required for sessions before 2004.

AFUED certificate processing fees by session

AFUED also gave separate processing fees based on session and award category.

Sessions 2016/2017 and downwards

A flat rate of N10,000 applies to:

• First Degree
• NCE
• All Certificate and Diploma courses

Sessions 2017/2018 to 2020/2021

A flat rate of N15,000 applies to:

• First Degree
• NCE
• Certificate and Diploma courses
• Professional Diploma in Education, PDE

Sessions 2021/2022 to date

A flat rate of N25,000 applies to:

• First Degree
• NCE
• Certificate and Diploma courses
• Professional Diploma in Education, PDE

What graduates should take to the Certificate Unit

Before approaching the Certificate Unit, graduates should have their papers and payment evidence complete.

That means the photo, I.D. card, entry records, result document, application letter, and payment receipts should be ready. A missing paper or unpaid charge could slow the process; the notice is plain on that point.

Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU) Registrar Vacancy: Requirements, Application Steps and Deadline for Candidates

Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU), Ikeji-Arakeji, has invited applications from suitably qualified candidates for the post of Registrar.

JABU described itself as a faith-based private university. The notice sets out the duties of the office, the required qualifications, the application steps, the service terms, and the deadline; candidates need to read each part with Care.

What the JABU Registrar does

The Registrar is the Chief Administrative Officer of the University and the Head of the Registry.

The office holder is responsible to the Vice Chancellor for the day-to-day administration of the University. The Registrar also serves as Secretary to the Board of Trustees, Governing Council, Senate, Congregation, and Convocation.

Person specification for the JABU Registrar post

JABU stated that the candidate must have wide knowledge of university administration and must be transparent, resourceful, and professional.

The notice also states that the candidate must be in sound physical and mental health and must be capable of carrying out the duties of the office.

The candidate must also be able to advise the Vice Chancellor on the planning and execution of strategies.

JABU added that the candidate must be a Christian, preferably of Christ Apostolic Church, Nigeria and Overseas denomination, with a proven record of leadership and strong communication skills.

JABU Registrar requirements

The university listed the qualifications and conditions for the post.

Academic qualifications

The applicant must possess a good university degree, not below Second Class Lower Division, from a recognised university.

The applicant must also hold a Master’s degree in a relevant discipline.

Rank and work experience

The applicant must not be below the rank of Deputy Registrar with at least five years standing.

The notice also requires a minimum of fifteen years of relevant post-graduation experience in university administration or a relevant organisation.

Age and professional membership

The applicant must not be older than 60 years at the time of assumption of duty.

The applicant must also be a registered member of ANUPA and other relevant professional bodies such as CIPM and NIM.

Digital skills

JABU stated that the applicant must be digitally compliant, current in the use of information and communication technology, and knowledgeable in Microsoft Office Suite.

Documents and details candidates must submit

Candidates are required to submit an application, curriculum vitae, and other necessary credentials as attachments.

The curriculum vitae should be arranged with these details:

• Full name, with surname first in capital letters
• Post applied for
• Date of birth
• Local Government Area and state of origin
• Nationality
• Religion and denomination
• Permanent home address
• Current postal address, including GSM number(s) and email address
• Marital status
• Name of spouse and GSM number
• Names and ages of children
• Schools attended with dates
• Academic qualifications with dates
• Membership of professional bodies
• Work experience
• Present employment, status, and salary
• Service to national and international bodies
• Signature and date

Extra documents required for the JABU Registrar application

The application must include the candidate’s statement of Vision and Mission for the University Registry for the next five years, in not more than 1,000 words.

Each candidate must also contact referees to provide signed recommendation letters. The letters are to attest to the candidate’s academic and managerial ability, as well as moral character.

How to apply for the JABU Registrar post

Candidates are to submit fifteen hard copies of their applications and credentials under confidential cover in a sealed envelope marked “Post of Registrar, JABU”.

The hard copies should be sent to:

The Registrar, Joseph Ayo Babalola University,
Km 36, along Ilesa-Akure Road, Ikeji-Arakeji,
Osun State.

The position applied for should be written boldly in capital letters at the top left corner of the envelope.

The soft copy should be sent to employment@jabu.edu.ng.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interview.

JABU Registrar terms and fringe benefits

The successful candidate will hold office for a single term of five years only, or by the terms and conditions stated in the letter or memorandum of appointment.

The position comes with these fringe benefits:

Accommodation

• Furnished accommodation

Other benefits

• Official vehicle and driver
• Other benefits approved by the Governing Council

JABU Registrar application deadline

The deadline for submission is six weeks from the date of publication.

Candidates who plan to apply need to prepare both the hard copy package and the soft copy email within that period.

 

Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY) MICS Portal Opens for Notification of Result and Academic Document Processing.

Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), Abeokuta, has introduced the MAPOLY Integrated Central System (MICS) for the electronic processing of academic documents.

The Polytechnic said MICS is a one-stop digital platform for academic services. It was set up to simplify administrative procedures under the acronym SPEAKS. The move comes as MAPOLY shifts academic document processing to a central online platform.

What MAPOLY MICS means for students and graduates

MAPOLY said the new system was introduced to address the difficult procedures students had faced in the processing and collection of academic documents.

The Polytechnic also stated that all academic documents have been moved to the digital platform and will be activated in phases. For now, the Notification of Result is fully available; graduates can process and print it at once through MICS.

Notification of Result is now available on MICS

Graduates can now use MICS to process and print the Notification of Result.

At the launch of the first successfully e-generated Notification of Result, the Rector, Arc. Dr. “Koye Jolaoso, congratulated stakeholders and presented the first copy to Ajayi Precious, a Distinction graduate from the Department of Accountancy.

The Rector said, “As Management, I congratulate everyone on this landmark achievement in the digitalisation of our processes, as I present this copy to the first beneficiary, Ajayi Precious.”

Change from Statement of Result to Notification of Result

MAPOLY recalled that the Academic Board approved the replacement of the Statement of Result with the Notification of Result.

That change took effect from the 2024/2025 academic session. So, for affected graduates, the Notification of Result is now the document in use.

Who can use the MAPOLY MICS platform

Only students with verified profiles will be allowed to process and print academic documents on the platform.

MAPOLY said this rule is part of efforts to protect the system and the records on it. The Notification of Result also comes with extra security features, including a QR code for verification and authentication.

Other academic services coming to MICS

MAPOLY said graduates will soon be able to process more academic records through the MICS platform without physical presence at the Polytechnic.

The listed services include:

• transcript processing
• Industrial Training letters
• SIWES certificate printing
• tracking of academic certificate processing up to collection

These services are tied to the MAPOLY academic records page.

How to access MAPOLY MICS

Students and graduates who want to use the platform are to follow the listed steps.

Steps to use the platform

• Enter the required details
• Make the necessary payment
• Visit the MAPOLY MICS portal
• Select the preferred option
• Print the Notification of Result

Where to get help

Students who face any problem on the platform are advised to use the Helpdesk icon on the homepage.

For general information or enquiries, they can visit the official MAPOLY website or send an email to infoaboutmapoly@gmail.com.

What this MAPOLY update confirms

MAPOLY has started phased online processing of academic documents through MICS, and the Notification of Result is the first service already active.

The Polytechnic has also made clear that verified profiles are required; that point sits at the centre of access to the platform.

Federal University of Science and Technology, Kabo (FUSTK) Matriculation Ceremony 2025/2026 Date, Time and Venue for ND One Students

The Vice Chancellor of the Federal University of Science and Technology, Kabo, Kano State, Prof. Muhammad Sanusi Magaji (FMESRI), has announced the matriculation ceremony for the newest set of students.

The exercise is for ND One students of the 2025/2026 academic session. The university management also invited the general public, parents, and guardians to witness the event.

FUSTK matriculation ceremony date, time and venue

The university has fixed the matriculation exercise as follows:

Event details

• Event: 2025/2026 Student Matriculation Exercise
• Target group: ND One Students
• Date: Wednesday, 22 April 2026
• Time: 11:00 AM
• Venue: Sport Complex, Kabo

Who the matriculation exercise is for

The matriculation ceremony is for ND One students of the 2025/2026 academic session.

The event marks their formal entry into the university; that is the focus of the day.

Important notice for students

All concerned students are expected to be seated at the venue before the commencement time.

The early seating arrangement is meant to support a smooth flow of the day’s programme. For students, Parents, and guardians, the details are already clear.

Public invitation

The university management has extended an invitation to the general public, parents, and guardians to attend the exercise.

That notice places the event in full view of the wider school community.

Academic Credential Authentication Now Online Through Federal Ministry of Education Portal

The Federal Ministry of Education has fully automated the process for the authentication and evaluation of academic credentials.

The move forms part of ongoing efforts to strengthen transparency, improve data management, and improve public service delivery. The Ministry also links the change to the Federal Government’s digital transformation agenda and its push to use modern technology to support data integrity and evidence-based policy decisions in the education sector.

What has changed

All applications for authentication and evaluation of academic credentials will now be processed strictly online.

Applicants are no longer expected to visit the Federal Ministry of Education for physical verification. The entire process will now take place electronically; that is the new rule.

How to apply for academic credential authentication

Applicants are required to complete the process online through the Ministry’s official verification portal.

They are to use the official academic credential verification portal for the application.

Create an account and upload documents

Each applicant must register on the portal and upload all relevant supporting documents.

The process starts there, and the records must be submitted through the platform.

Request transcript submission from the awarding school

Applicants must also contact their awarding school and request that academic transcripts be sent directly from the school’s official email address to ess1@education.gov.ng.

The Ministry states that this step is required for verification and processing.

What applicants should note

The Ministry has made it clear that physical verification at its office is no longer part of the process.

The change is meant to simplify the procedure, reduce processing time, and strengthen the credibility and integrity of academic credential verification in Nigeria. For applicants, the message is plain enough: use the portal, upload the required papers, and ensure the transcript comes from the awarding school.

Where to send enquiries

For further enquiries, applicants are asked to use this email address:

ess.enquiry@education.gov.ng

Final note on the new process

The Federal Ministry of Education now handles academic credential authentication and evaluation through a fully electronic system.

Applicants who follow the stated steps, and do so Promptly, will be better placed for smooth processing.

Abia State University (ABSU) First Semester Examinations Postponed to 11 May 2026 With Attendance Rule

Abia State University (ABSU) has postponed the first semester examinations for the 2026/2026 academic session by two weeks.

The Vice-Chancellor and Chairman of Senate, Professor Ndukwe J. Okeudo, approved the shift. The examinations, earlier fixed for Monday, 27 April 2026, will now begin on Monday, 11 May 2026.

ABSU new examination date

The new start date for the first semester examinations is Monday, 11 May 2026.

The earlier date was Monday, 27 April 2026; that timetable is no longer in place. Students, Deans, Provosts, Directors, and Heads of Departments are expected to take note.

Who can write the ABSU first semester examinations

The notice states that only bona fide students of the university will be allowed to write the examinations.

Fee payment and course registration

Students must have paid their fees and registered their courses, as required, before they can sit the papers.

That condition remains in place; it is direct and clear.

Lecture attendance rule

The Senate policy on attendance will also be enforced.

Students must have at least 75% attendance at lectures before they can write the examinations. The Attendance rule, this time, will be strictly applied.

What students and officers should note

Provosts, Deans, Directors, Heads of Departments, and students are expected to note the new date and act in line with it.

For students, the message is simple enough: the examinations now start on 11 May 2026, and only those who meet the stated conditions will be allowed into the exam hall.

Federal University of Technology and Environmental Sciences, Iyin-Ekiti (FUTES-IYIN) NELFUND Application Guide for Students After University Enrolment

The Management of the Federal University of Technology and Environmental Sciences, Iyin-Ekiti, FUTES-IYIN, has directed all students of the university to proceed with their applications for the Nigerian Education Loan Fund, NELFUND.

This direction followed the successful completion of the university’s enrolment into the NELFUND scheme. With that step completed, students of FUTES-IYIN are now eligible to access the Federal Government’s education loan plan for higher education support.

Why FUTES-IYIN students can now apply for NELFUND

The university said its enrolment into the NELFUND scheme has been completed.

That completion now makes students of the university eligible to apply for the loan. The notice presents this as a major step for the young and rapidly growing university; it also links the scheme to wider access to quality education and relief from financial pressure on students.

Steps for the FUTES-IYIN NELFUND application

Eligible students are asked to act promptly and complete their applications on time.

Visit the official portal

Students are to go to the official NELFUND portal.

Create a personal account

Applicants are to create a personal account to begin the process.

Complete the application

Students are then to follow the on-screen prompts and complete the required documentation.

What the university said about the scheme

The Management said this development marks a milestone for the university. It added that joining the scheme will help widen access to quality education and reduce financial burden on students.

The university also expressed appreciation to the Federal Government for extending the plan to FUTES-IYIN students. It added that the university remains committed to an enabling academic environment and to using openings that support student welfare and academic success.

 

 

PAAU Accreditation Update: Full List of Accredited Programmes After 2025 NUC Exercise

Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU), Anyigba, has received full accreditation from the National Universities Commission (NUC) for five postgraduate and 22 undergraduate programmes.

The approval followed the October/November 2025 accreditation exercise. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Salisu Ogbo Usman, disclosed the result; he said the outcome shows the university’s steady growth and its focus on academic excellence and quality assurance.

According to the NUC report signed by the Executive Secretary, Professor Abdullahi Yusuf Ribadu, the fully accredited courses cut across Agriculture, Arts and Humanities, Computing, Law, Management Sciences, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and the College of Health Sciences. The result, in Plain terms, is wide.

What the PAAU accreditation result covers

The accreditation result covers both undergraduate and postgraduate study.

The university said 22 undergraduate programmes got full accreditation. It also said all postgraduate programmes presented from the Faculty of Management Sciences secured full accreditation.

One undergraduate programme had a different result; Christian Religious Studies received interim accreditation.

Fully accredited postgraduate programmes at PAAU

All the named postgraduate courses under the Faculty of Management Sciences received full accreditation. They are:

• M.Sc. Accounting
• M.Sc. Banking and Finance
• M.Sc. Management
• M.Sc. Public Administration
• MPA Public Administration

Fully accredited undergraduate programmes at PAAU

The named undergraduate courses with full accreditation are spread across several faculties and the College of Health Sciences.

Faculty of Management Sciences

The Faculty of Management Sciences recorded full accreditation for:

• Accounting
• Business Administration
• Public Administration

Faculty of Agriculture

The Faculty of Agriculture recorded full accreditation for:

• Fisheries and Aquaculture

College of Health Sciences

The College of Health Sciences recorded full accreditation for:

• Medical Laboratory Science
• Nursing Science
• Pharmacology

Faculty of Arts and Humanities

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities recorded full accreditation for:

• Arabic
• History and International Studies
• Islamic Studies
• Philosophy
• English and Literary Studies

The same faculty also recorded interim accreditation for:

• Christian Religious Studies

Faculty of Computing

The Faculty of Computing recorded full accreditation for:

• Computer Science

Faculty of Law

The Faculty of Law recorded full accreditation for:

• Law (Common and Islamic Law)

Faculty of Natural Sciences

The Faculty of Natural Sciences recorded full accreditation for:

• Botany
• Industrial Chemistry
• Mathematics
• Statistics
• Zoology

Faculty of Social Sciences

The Faculty of Social Sciences recorded full accreditation for:

• Economics
• Sociology

What the Vice-Chancellor said

Professor Salisu Ogbo Usman thanked the Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, for providing resources and an enabling environment that supported the result.

He also paid tribute to the immediate past Vice-Chancellor, Professor Marietu Ohunene Tenuche, under whose leadership the accreditation exercise was conducted. He described her role as pivotal and linked the result to her foresight, planning, and resourcefulness.

Professor Usman said giving credit where it is due forms part of academic integrity. He added that school-wide gains often come from collective and continuous effort.

What comes next for PAAU

The Vice-Chancellor said the university’s leadership will build on the current accreditation status, improve areas with interim status, and sustain standards in teaching, research, and community service.

He also recalled that a similar result was recorded during his time as Rector of Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja, where several programmes secured full accreditation.

For PAAU, the message is clear; the 2025 NUC exercise brought full accreditation across a broad range of programmes, with one course placed on interim status.

Kaduna Polytechnic Convocation 2026 Schedule, Gown Fee and 70th Anniversary Details

The Rector of Kaduna Polytechnic, Dr. Suleiman Umar, on behalf of the Governing Council, Management, Staff, and Students, has announced the schedule for the combined convocation and 70th anniversary ceremony.

The week-long event will honour graduates from the 2016/2017 to 2024/2025 academic sessions. The ceremony will end with the award of Diplomas, Fellowships, and Prizes on Saturday, 16 May 2026.

Kaduna Polytechnic convocation schedule

Kaduna Polytechnic has released the line-up for the ceremony week. Each event has a set date, time, and venue; graduands and guests need to keep close watch.

Special Juma’ah prayers

The special Juma’ah prayers will hold on Friday, 8 May 2026.

Time: 1:00 PM
Venue: KPT Central Mosque, Main Campus

Interdenominational service

The interdenominational service will hold on Sunday, 10 May 2026.

Time: 10:00 AM
Venue: KPT Chapel, Main Campus

Press conference

The press conference is fixed for Monday, 11 May 2026.

Time: 11:00 AM
Venue: Council Chambers, Central Admin Block, Main Campus

Pre-convocation lecture

The pre-convocation lecture will hold on Friday, 15 May 2026.

Time: 2:30 PM
Venue: Civil Engineering Lecture Theatre, Main Campus
Lecturer: Hadiza Bala Usman, Special Adviser to President Tinubu on Policy Coordination

Convocation dinner

The convocation dinner will also hold on Friday, 15 May 2026.

Time: 5:00 PM
Venue: Multipurpose Hall, Department of Hospitality CST
Attendance: By invitation

Grand finale

The combined convocation and 70th anniversary ceremony will hold on Saturday, 16 May 2026.

Time: 9:00 AM
Venue: Convocation Square, Main Campus, Tudun Wada

Guests are expected to be seated by 9:00 AM prompt.

Who the Kaduna Polytechnic convocation will honour

The ceremony will recognise graduates from the 2016/2017 through 2024/2025 academic sessions.

The grand finale will include the award of Diplomas, Fellowships, and Prizes. That is the closing point of the celebration, and it gives the whole programme its clear focus.

Academic gown collection and return rules

Kaduna Polytechnic has also issued directions for academic gowns. Graduands need to note the payment amount, collection point, and return deadline.

Payment for academic gowns

Each graduand is to pay a total of N20,000.

This amount covers:

• N10,000 for rental
• N10,000 as a refundable deposit

Payment is to be made at Kadpoly Micro Finance Bank, Central Administration, Main Campus.

Collection point for gowns

Graduands can begin gown collection on Monday, 11 May 2026.

Collection venue: Department of Polymer and Textile Technology, College of Science and Technology, Main Campus

Return deadline and late penalty

Academic gowns must be returned on or before Tuesday, 19 May 2026.

Late return will attract a penalty of N1,000 per day. That date matters, and the fee for delay is plainly stated.

Kaduna Polytechnic convocation contact numbers

For further enquiries, the contacts listed are:

0706308235
08028755704

Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare (ASCOEA) Matriculation Ceremony Date Change for 2025/2026 and What Students Should Note

Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare (ASCOEA) has announced a new date for its 17th undergraduate matriculation ceremony for the 2025/2026 academic session.

The College said the change came after technical issues experienced by its parent University, the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID). The matriculation ceremony will now hold on Tuesday, 21 April 2026.

Why ASCOEA changed the matriculation date

The notice states that the parent University, UNIMAID, experienced technical issues. For that reason, ASCOEA shifted the undergraduate matriculation ceremony to a new date.

The revised date now stands as Tuesday, 21 April 2026; that is the fresh schedule released in the notice.

New date for the ASCOEA undergraduate matriculation ceremony

Students and other concerned parties should note that the 17th undergraduate matriculation ceremony for the 2025/2026 academic session will take place on Tuesday, 21 April 2026.

That is the only date change mentioned in the notice.

Activities that remain unchanged

ASCOEA also made it clear that other scheduled activities will go on as earlier arranged.

NCE matriculation and cultural dance

The notice says the NCE matriculation and cultural dance will remain as scheduled earlier. Those details are available in the earlier notice on NCE matriculation and cultural dance schedule.

What students should note

Students who plan to attend the undergraduate matriculation ceremony should take note of the new date, Tuesday, 21 April 2026.

The College did not announce any other adjustment in the notice; the NCE matriculation and cultural dance timetable stays the same.

University of Calabar (UNICAL) Supplementary Examinations 2025/2026 Deadline, Eligibility and Exam Date

The University of Calabar (UNICAL) has opened applications for supplementary examinations for the first semester of the 2025/2026 academic session and the second semester of the 2024/2025 session, Stream B.

A memo from the Office of the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic), dated 16 April 2026, states that the supplementary examinations will start on 11 May 2026. Eligible students must submit applications to the DVC (Academic) on or before 30 April 2026.

Key dates for UNICAL supplementary examinations

UNICAL fixed 11 May 2026 as the start date for the supplementary examinations.

The university also set 30 April 2026 as the deadline for submission of applications. Students who miss that date risk disqualification; the notice made that point clear.

Who can apply

The university listed the cases that may qualify a student for the supplementary examinations.

Ill health during the examination period

A student may apply where ill health affected participation during the examination period. Such an application must include a medical report endorsed by the Director of Health Services.

Representation of the university at official events

A student who represented the university at official events during the examination period may also apply.

Death of a first-degree family member

The death of a first-degree family member is also listed as a ground for application.

Evidence of proper course registration

A student may still qualify where there is evidence of proper course registration for the session.

What students need to do

Eligible students are to submit their applications to the DVC (Academic) on or before 30 April 2026.

The notice places weight on meeting both the deadline and the stated conditions. Missing a requirement, or filing late, could lead to disqualification.

Memo to faculties and departments

The memo was signed by Ekaette Enang, DVC (Academic).

It directed faculties and departments to give the notice wide circulation across student platforms and notice boards, so the message reaches those concerned fast and without confusion.

Final note on the UNICAL notice

This UNICAL update covers supplementary examinations for the first semester of 2025/2026 and the second semester of 2024/2025, Stream B. The key dates are already fixed; eligible students need to act before 30 April 2026.

Cross River State College of Nursing Sciences Obudu warns against fake admission form pages

The Management of Cross River State College of Nursing Sciences, Obudu, has alerted the public to fraudulent activity linked to unauthorised social media pages.

The College said some persons are falsely presenting themselves as representatives of the school and trying to sell admission forms online. It made clear, in plain terms, that the page connected to those posts is not known to the College.

College rejects unofficial admission form sales

The school stated that it does not sell admission forms through unofficial online links or third-party social media accounts.

That message is direct; any page or account making such claims does so without the College’s approval. For students, parents, and guardians, that warning matters.

What the College said about liability

The College stated that it will not be responsible for any liability, financial loss, or damage that may come from dealings with these fraudulent persons or pages.

It also advised all stakeholders to act with extreme caution. That includes anyone seeking admission details, school updates, or other college-related information.

Verified page for official information

To get verified updates, the College directed the public to use its official Facebook page only.

Where enquiries should go

For admission enquiries or questions about college operations, the College asked members of the public to visit the campus directly or use the contact details on the verified page.

That remains the stated route for anyone who wants proper information from the school itself; no side page, no unknown account, no suspect link.

What this warning means

This notice serves as a clear caution to the public. The College has distanced itself from the social media page behind the posts and has restated its approved channel for verified information.

Anyone seeking admission details should rely on the verified Facebook page or visit the campus directly.

Minaret University 1st Matriculation Ceremony Date, Time and Venue for 2025/2026 Newly Admitted Students

Minaret University has announced the 1st matriculation ceremony for its pioneer students in the 2025/2026 academic session.

The notice marks a major moment for the school community; it also sets the formal start of the matriculation programme for the first set of students.

Matriculation ceremony date, time and venue

The ceremony has been scheduled as follows:

Event details

• Date: Thursday, 30 April 2026
• Islamic date: 13 Dhul-Qa’dah 1447 AH
• Time: 11:00 a.m. prompt
• Venue: University Multi-Purpose Hall, Minaret University Campus

Message to pioneer students

The announcement addressed the first set of students as the foundation of the university and stated that their journey of Faith, Knowledge, and Service begins at this point.

That message places the pioneer class at the centre of this first ceremony; a clear marker for the School’s opening academic story.

Invitation to parents and the university community

Minaret University also invited parents, guardians, well-wishers, and the wider university community to attend the ceremony.

The event stands as a gathering for students and families alike, with the campus set to host the occasion at the University Multi-Purpose Hall.

NYSC Call-Up Letter 2026 Batch ‘A’ Stream II Printing Steps and Camp Requirements

This is to inform all the 2026 Batch ‘A’ Stream II prospective corps members that the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has opened the portal to print call-up letters.

Prospective Corps members are expected to log on to the NYSC Portal to commence printing their Call-up letters.

Prospective Corps Members that did not make payment during online registration are to collect their Call-up Letters from their respective institutions of graduation.

How to Print NYSC Call-Up Letters

• Go to the NYSC portal at http://portal.nysc.org.ng and then click on the Login here icon (https://portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc4/ResumePayment.aspx)
• Login with your registered email and password.
• Click on the ‘Print Call Up Letter’ link to access and print your call-up letter.

NB: Batch ‘B’ PCMs are encouraged as a matter of priority to be immunized against cerebrospinal meningitis before reporting to camp.
PCMs are not allowed to come into the camp with vehicles, motorcycles and bicycles.

Note:

• Anyone who fails to report for service in the service corps as directed in his or her Call-up Letter and/or refuses to make himself or herself available for service in the service corps shall be prosecuted in line with the provisions of Section 13 sub-section 1(a) and (b) of the NYSC Act, Cap. N84, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.
• Also, anyone who is not eligible to participate in the service corps or has been duly issued with a Certificate of National Service or Certificate of Exemption but so participates or attempts to so participate shall be prosecuted in line with Section 13 sub-section 2(a) and (b) of the NYSC Act, Cap. N84, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.

Note the following ahead of the Commencement of the Orientation Exercise.

1. Persons who studied in Nigeria should bring to camp: Degree/HND Certificates or Statement of Results, Personal Identity Card from the Institution of graduation.
   Foreign graduates should verify original copies of ALL their uploaded credentials and travel documents, including an International passport.
2. Foreign graduates are to ensure that academic paper(s) in Languages other than English must be translated into English accordingly; both versions must be presented for verification at the camp.
3. Medical/veterinary Doctors, Dentists, Pharmacists, Optometrists, Physiotherapists, Nurses and Public Environmental Health graduates should bring their professional licenses or certificates of full registration issued by their professional bodies.

UNIMAID announces Christmas and New Year holidays

The University of Maiduguri has announced the schedule for the upcoming public holidays marking the Christmas and New Year celebrations.

MOUAU announces Christmas and New year public holidays

UNIUYO update regarding the Christmas and New year break

The Directorate of Information and Public Relations of the Students’ Union, University of Uyo, has issued a clarification on the operational schedule of the institution following the Christmas and New Year holidays.

Federal University of Technology and Environmental Sciences Iyin Ekiti Pre-degree admission, 2025/2026

The Federal University of Technology and Environmental Sciences (FUTA-ES), Iyin Ekiti, through its Directorate of Pre-Degree Programme (DPP), has announced the commencement of admission into its Pre-Degree Programme for the 2025/2026 academic session.

JAMB 2026 update on basic procedures for UTME/DE registration

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has issued an official notice outlining the procedures and important tips for candidates registering for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) Vice-Chancellor Vacancy 2026: Requirements, Term, and How to Submit the 30-Copy Application

The post of Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO)will be vacant on 19 June 2026. Under the Federal Universities of Technology Act, Cap. F23, Volume 7, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004, the Governing Council of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri is starting the steps to fill the role.

Applications are invited from interested and suitably qualified candidates for the post of Vice-Chancellor, Federal University of Technology, Owerri.

The University

FUTO was founded in 1980. It was one of the first three Federal Universities of Technology set up by the Federal Government. The campus is about twenty-five kilometres from the centre of Owerri metropolis.

By law, the University can run academic and professional programmes. These lead to diplomas, first degrees, postgraduate research, and higher degrees. The programmes stress planning, adaptive work, technical skills, maintenance, development, and productive skills in engineering, science, agriculture, medical, and related professional fields.

The aim is to produce socially mature men and women who can understand and use existing technology, adapt it, improve it, and also develop new ones.

Mission Statement

FUTO’s mission is to be a world-class University with hands-on training and research. The goal is to move the nation’s economy from buying goods to making goods, with a sound technology base.

The Candidate

A candidate for Vice-Chancellor must have a good University education from a recognised University. The person should also be a good manager of people and resources.

The Vice-Chancellor is the Chief Executive and Academic Officer of the University. The Vice-Chancellor is also the Ex-Officio Chairman of the Senate and Congregation, and a Member of the University Governing Council.

The candidate is expected to meet these points:

1. The person must be an acclaimed scholar and a Professor of high repute, with suitable academic qualifications. This includes a Ph.D., or for Medical professionals, a Postgraduate Medical Fellowship. The person must also have publications of national and international standard.
2. The person must be a Professor in a field linked to FUTO’s academic programmes. The person must have at least 15 years of senior academic related experience, with at least 10 years as a Professor. A letter of promotion to Professorship must be attached.
3. The person should respect merit and support it without fear or favour, even under pressure.
4. The person should show an enterprising spirit, with proof of ability to attract funds and other resources for the growth of the University.
5. The person should be able to build harmony between staff and students, and also between the University and host communities.
6. The person should be able to build good working ties across sections and groups in the University, without ethnic, religious, or other bias.
7. The person should have a clear vision and a workable plan for the development of the University.
8. The person must be able to push research in key areas and build working links with respected global universities and industries.
9. The person must be of probity and integrity.
10. The person must be able to earn respect and give academic and administrative leadership in the University.
11. The person must be in strong physical and mental health to handle the pressure of the office. Applicants must submit a medical fitness certificate from a physician in a recognised public health facility.
12. The person should have a good grasp of information and communication technology skills, and value its place in today’s knowledge work.
13. The person must be able, at all times, to advise the University Council on matters linked to projects, finances, property, and administration.
14. The person must not be more than 64 years of age by 19 June 2026, when the position is set to be taken up.

Terms and Conditions of Service Applicable to the Post

The Vice-Chancellor will hold office for a single term of five (5) years only, on terms stated in the letter of appointment. Pay and other service conditions are those that apply to Vice-Chancellors in Nigerian Federal Universities, as set by the Federal Government or the Governing Council of the University, as needed.

Method of Application

Interested candidates who meet the requirements should apply under these conditions:

1. Each application must be made in thirty (30) copies of the Curriculum Vitae, signed and dated by the candidate, with a passport photograph attached to each copy. Yes, it is thirty copies.
2. Each Curriculum Vitae must include the names and addresses of three (3) referees. Each applicant must ask each referee to send the Registrar a confidential report on the candidate’s character, academic ability, and management ability. The report must be in a sealed envelope marked “POST OF VICE-CHANCELLOR REFEREES REPORT” at the top left corner.
3. Each application must include thirty (30) copies of the candidate’s “VISION FOR THE UNIVERSITY/MISSION STATEMENT”.
4. Where a candidate is identified and nominated by the Search Team, the application must also include a consent letter signed by the candidate.
5. All applications, Curriculum Vitae, and related papers must be submitted (in person with acknowledgement, or through a recognised courier service) under confidential cover and addressed to:
   

   The Registrar and Secretary to Council
   Federal University of Technology
   P.M.B. 1526, Owerri
   Imo State
   Nigeria

6. The sealed envelope(s) containing the application(s) or nomination must be marked “VICE-CHANCELLOR” at the top left corner. The submission must reach the Registrar and Secretary to Council not later than six (6) weeks from the date of this publication.

Benue State University of Agriculture, Science and Technology (BSUAST) Staff Vacancies: Academic, Admin, Technical and Professional Roles

The Benue State University of Agriculture, Science and Technology (BSUAST), Ihugh was set up in 2024 by the Benue State Government. It is a public university sited in Ihugh, Vandeikya Local Government Area of Benue State.

BSUAST is a research-heavy university with a clear purpose. It brings agriculture, science, engineering, health, the environment, and digital work into one place. The aim is to help with big African needs such as food security, public health, climate resilience, industrial development, and steady livelihoods.

The University’s mandate sits on five linked pillars:

• Excellence in teaching and learning
• Problem-solving and impact-driven research
• Technology transfer and new idea work
• Community-engaged development
• Ethical leadership and global citizenship

The founding philosophy is: “Imagine. Aspire. Innovate. Create.”

BSUAST is building a cross-subject academic culture. It is meant to stay relevant, use digital ways of working, support sustainability, and show results people can point at. It won’t be perfect every day, and that’s just real life.

The Opportunity

As part of its take-off plan, step-by-step growth, and approved staffing plan, the University invites applications from capable and forward-looking people for roles across:

• Academic and research cadres
• Administrative and management services
• Technical, technological and ICT services
• Professional and specialist support services

Recruitment is being done inside a structured staffing frame. This frame follows National Universities Commission (NUC) standards, wider good practice for research-led STEM universities, a digital-first way of working, and lean, agile governance that can last.

This approach is meant to keep teaching loads manageable, give strong research support, and keep admin work running well. It also aims for a healthy balance between academic and non-academic staff, so work feels doable for people.

Who the University Seeks

The University is looking for people who:

• Care about nation-building through teaching, research, and service
• Welcome digital tools and cross-subject thinking
• Enjoy research, mentoring, and sharing knowledge
• Value professionalism, ethics, and loyalty to the University
• Share the vision of building a global, Africa-for-Africa university

Qualified and interested candidates are invited to apply for open academic, research, administrative, technical, technological, and professional roles. Specific qualification needs, experience levels, and rank placement rules apply, as stated in the approved UAST Recruitment and Staffing Framework on the University’s official website and careers portal.

Mode of Application

Applications are online only through the official portal: UAST Careers Portal at careers.bsuast.edu.ng.

Applicants are required to complete all mandatory fields shown on the dashboard before submitting. If a field is left blank, the system may refuse the form, which can be annoying but true.

Applicants should make sure all details provided are accurate, truthful, and verifiable.

Selection Process

Applications will be reviewed in line with approved staffing needs and standards. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted through notices sent only through the UAST Careers Portal.

Late submissions will not be considered.

Key Dates

• Application opens: Monday, 22 December 2025
• Application closes: Sunday, 1 February 2026

Important Notices

• The University does not sell appointments and will not request payments (financial or non-financial) from applicants.
• The University will not be responsible for applications sent through agents, intermediaries, or unofficial channels.
• UAST is an equal-opportunity employer, committed to merit, diversity, inclusion, and competence, character, and commitment.

Scholars, administrators, professionals, technologists, and other skilled people who want to help shape this new university from the start are encouraged to apply.

PAMO University of Medical Sciences (PUMS) Postgraduate Admission Guide for 2025/2026 Session

The School of Postgraduate Studies at PAMO University of Medical Sciences (PUMS), Port Harcourt, runs full-time postgraduate programmes meant to grow research thinking in graduates. The focus stays on careful enquiry, steady research training, and shared academic work, while still giving room for personal ideas. It is a serious setting, but students are guided and supported through the process.

Applications are open to qualified candidates for admission into full-time postgraduate programmes for the 2025/2026 academic session. Successful applicants may earn Postgraduate Diplomas, Master’s degrees, or Doctor of Philosophy degrees, depending on the programme.

Available Faculties, Departments, and Programmes

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

Department of Medical Laboratory Science
Programmes offered: PGD, MSc, PhD

Areas of specialisation

Chemical Pathology

• Endocrinology
• Toxicology and Therapeutic Drug Monitoring
• Oncologic and Molecular Diagnostics
• Clinical Biochemistry and Metabolic Diseases

Haematology and Blood Transfusion Science

• General and Molecular Haematology
• Haemostasis and Coagulation Studies
• Transfusion Science and Immunohaematology
• Haematological Malignancies and Regenerative Haematology

Histopathology and Cytology

• Diagnostic Histopathology
• Cytopathology and Cytogenetics
• Immunohistochemistry and Oncopathology
• Forensic and Experimental Pathology

Medical Microbiology and Parasitology

• Antimicrobial Resistance and Public Health Microbiology
• Parasitology and Medical Entomology
• Diagnostic Bacteriology and Virology
• Mycology and Environmental Microbiology

Immunology

• Infection and Vaccinology
• Clinical and Diagnostic Immunology
• Experimental and Molecular Immunology
• Tumour Immunology

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

Department of Anatomy
Programme: MSc

Areas of study include:

• Anthropometric and Forensic Anatomy
• Microscopic Anatomy
• Developmental Anatomy
• Neuroanatomy and Neurosciences

Department of Biochemistry
Programmes: MSc, PhD

Specialisations:

• Clinical Biochemistry
• Toxicological Biochemistry
• Nutritional Biochemistry

Department of Physiology
Programmes: MSc, PhD

PhD study areas cover:

• Cardiopulmonary Physiology
• Environmental Physiology
• Reproductive Endocrinology
• Neurophysiology
• Exercise Physiology
• Sleep Physiology
• Blood Physiology

Admission Requirements

Postgraduate Diploma (PGD)

Applicants must:

• Hold a BMLS degree from an approved university with a Third Class grade
• Be registered with the Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria

Master’s Degree (MSc)

Applicants must meet one of the following:

• A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field with at least Second Class Lower
• An unclassified degree with a minimum overall grade of C, meaning 50%
• A PGD in a related field with a CGPA of 3.00 or higher on a 5-point scale
• Fellowship of the Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria in a relevant area, for Medical Laboratory Science only

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Applicants must:

• Hold a Master’s degree in the proposed area with a CGPA of at least 3.5 on a 5-point scale

Duration of Programmes

PGD

• Minimum: 2 semesters
• Maximum: 3 semesters

MSc

• Minimum: 3 semesters
• Maximum: 5 semesters

PhD

• Minimum: 6 semesters
• Maximum: 9 semesters

How to Apply

The application form is completed online. Candidates should use the official PUMS postgraduate application portal at portal.pums.edu.ng/admission-postgraduate.php

Application steps

1. Complete all required fields and select Proceed.
2. The system logs the applicant in and opens a dashboard to finish the form.
3. Pay the application fee using the stated account details and upload payment proof. No payment, no submission.
4. After final submission, print the application form and transcript request form. Send the transcript request to the former institution. Name changes should be clearly stated.
5. Keep a printed copy of the application. It may be needed later, so best not forget it.

Applicants can log in with their email and password to continue or check application status before final submission.

Support is available through the Help Dashboard if problems show up while filling the form.

Extra Notes for Applicants

• Email should be checked often for updates from the university.
• Three referees are required. At least two must be academic staff not below Senior Lecturer rank.
• MSc applicants must upload a one-page synopsis of their previous research.
• PhD applicants must upload a research proposal of no more than five pages.

Synopsis format for Master’s applicants

• Applicant name
• Proposed department and faculty
• Title of last degree research
• Short background
• Aim and objectives
• Methodology
• Results
• Conclusion

Proposal format for PhD applicants

• Applicant name
• Proposed department and faculty
• Proposed title, not more than 21 words
• Background of study
• Aim and objectives
• Methodology
• Expected outcomes
• References

Application Timeline for 2025/2026

• Sale of forms: 24 November 2025 to 7 January 2026
• Form submission deadline: 11 January 2026
• Transcript submission deadline: 11 January 2026

Transcripts may be sent in hard copy or soft copy. Soft copies must come from institutional email addresses and be sent to spgs@pums.edu.ng.

PhD applicants may later receive an invitation for proposal defence. The date will be shared when ready.

All admission offers stay provisional. The School of Postgraduate Studies keeps the right to confirm, offer, or decline admission.

Further details are available on the official PUMS postgraduate admissions page at
http://new.pums.edu.ng/postgraduate-application/

Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology (ADUSTECH) Postgraduate Admission Form for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, also known as ADUSTECH and previously called Kano University of Science and Technology (KUST), Wudil, has opened applications for its postgraduate programmes for the 2025/2026 academic session.

The School of Postgraduate Studies (SPS) has confirmed that application forms are now available online. Students planning for higher degrees can now check the approved courses and submit their details through the school portal.

Available postgraduate programmes

The university runs postgraduate studies at three levels. These include Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D), Master’s degrees, and Postgraduate Diploma options. Courses are spread across science, engineering, agriculture, education, and environmental fields.

Below is the official list, arranged clearly for easy reading.

Ph.D Programmes

1. Ph.D Agricultural Economics
2. Ph.D Animal Science
3. Ph.D Crop Production
4. Ph.D Food Science and Technology
5. Ph.D Mathematics
6. Ph.D Geography
7. Ph.D Architecture
8. Ph.D Chemistry (Analytical, Inorganic, Organic and Physical)
9. Ph.D Physics
10. Ph.D Microbiology

Master’s Programmes (M.Sc / M.Eng / M.Tech)

1. M.Sc Agricultural Economics
2. M.Sc Agricultural Extension
3. M.Sc Animal Science
4. M.Sc Crop Production
5. M.Tech Food Science and Technology
6. M.Sc Soil Science
7. M.Sc Computer Science
8. M.Sc Mathematics
9. M.Sc Statistics
10. M.Sc Architecture
11. M.Sc Geography
12. M.Sc Geology
13. M.Tech Urban Management
14. M.Eng Civil Engineering
15. M.Eng Electrical Engineering
16. M.Eng Mechanical Engineering
17. M.Sc Biology
18. M.Sc Chemistry (Analytical, Inorganic, Organic and Physical)
19. M.Sc Microbiology
20. M.Sc Physics
21. M.Sc (Ed) Agricultural Science
22. M.Sc (Ed) Biology
23. M.Sc (Ed) Chemistry
24. M.Sc (Ed) Geography
25. M.Sc (Ed) Mathematics
26. M.Sc (Ed) Physics

Postgraduate Diploma (PGD / PGPD) Programmes

1. PGD Agricultural Economics
2. PGD Animal Science
3. PGD Architecture
4. PGD Biology
5. PGD Chemistry
6. PGD Computer Science
7. PGD Civil Engineering
8. PGD Crop Production
9. PGD Education
10. PGD Electrical Engineering
11. PGD Food Science and Technology
12. PGD Geographical Information System
13. PGD Geology
14. PGD Mathematics
15. PGD Mechanical Engineering
16. PGD Microbiology
17. PGD Physics
18. PGD Statistics
19. PGD Soil Science
20. PGD Urban and Regional Planning
21. PGD Waste Management
22. Professional PGPD in Urban and Regional Planning

How to apply for ADUSTECH postgraduate form

Applicants should begin by visiting the official ADUSTECH postgraduate application portal using this descriptive link to the ADUSTECH School of Postgraduate Studies application page: www.pgskust.edu.ng/portal

The steps are simple enough, though students should read carefully.

• Purchase the Online Application RRR Access Code
• Create an online application account
• Fill in the form and submit it online

Students who applied before can log in using their username or RRR code. New users will need to create an account before starting. A little patience helps, the portal can be slow sometimes.

The university states that its postgraduate programmes remain focused on science, engineering, agriculture, technology, and environmental studies, with teaching and research as the core focus.

Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) HND Admission Form for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) has invited applications from candidates who hold at least an ND Lower Credit from NBTE-accredited courses.

The call covers Higher National Diploma full-time programmes for the 2025/2026 academic session.

Applicants are expected to meet the listed entry steps and provide all needed documents within the given dates.

YABATECH Full-Time HND Courses

The College offers a wide range of specialised options across its schools. Each course provides skill-focused training built on the earlier National Diploma stage.

1. School of Agricultural Technology

• Agric-business Management
• Agricultural Extension and Management
• Animal Production Technology
• Crop Production Technology
• Pest Management

2. School of Art, Design and Printing Technology

• Book Publishing
• Graphic Design
• Industrial Design (Ceramics, Textile)
• Fashion Design
• Painting
• Sculpture
• Printing Technology

3. School of Environmental Studies

• Architecture
• Building Technology
• Estate Management and Valuation
• Quantity Surveying
• Surveying and Geo-informatics
• Urban and Regional Planning

Professional Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning is also available.

4. School of Engineering

• Civil Engineering (Structures, Transportation)
• Computer Engineering
• Electrical Engineering (Electronics/Telecommunications, Power/Machine)
• Industrial Maintenance Engineering
• Marine Engineering
• Mechatronics Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering (Manufacturing, Power Plant)
• Metallurgical Engineering
• Welding and Fabrication Engineering

5. School of Liberal Studies

• Journalism and Media Studies
• Strategic Communication

6. School of Management and Business Studies

• Accountancy
• Banking and Finance
• Business Administration
• Marketing
• Office Technology and Management (Monolingual, Bilingual)
• Public Administration

7. School of Science
Science Laboratory Technology options:

• Bio-Chemistry
• Chemistry
• Environmental Biology
• Micro-Biology
• Physics with Electronics
  Statistics is also offered.

8. School of Technology

• Food Science and Technology
• Hospitality Management Technology
• Human Resource Management Technology
• Networking and Cloud Computing
• Software and Web Development
• Textile Technology
• Polymer Technology

Entry Requirements for HND and Professional Diploma

Applicants must meet the following:

• SSCE and JAMB requirements matching the ND course as stated in the current JAMB Brochure.
• A National Diploma with at least Lower Credit in a related course.
• One year of relevant post-ND work experience.
• Bilingual Office Technology and Management students must contact the department for French classes.

For the Professional Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning:
Applicants need an HND with at least Lower Credit in Urban and Regional Planning or related courses such as Architecture or Estate Management.

Application Steps for Prospective Students

The non-refundable fee is ₦22,500 (not including verification and transaction charges). Candidates may pay online or at the bank. The College does not accept cash at any office.

Applicants should visit the official College website at www.yabatech.edu.ng to follow the step-by-step guide for completing and submitting their forms.

Transcripts from ND programmes must reach the Registrar’s Office within six weeks of this notice. Enquiries can be made through the Admissions Department, Room AA 01, Old Administrative Building. Any form submitted after the deadline will not be processed.

National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Certificate of Exemption for 2025 Batch ‘C’

The National Youth Service Corps has confirmed that 2025 Batch C Certificates of Exemption have been produced and sent out to schools across the country.

These certificates have already been delivered to Corps Producing Institutions (CPIs) nationwide.

Graduates who were granted exemption are expected to collect their certificates from their schools, following the normal school process. Some schools may take a bit of time to sort records, so students should be patient and follow up calmly.

Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Admission Form for 78th Regular Course 2026

Online applications are open for admission into the 78th Regular Course of the Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna. The application window runs from Friday, 28 November 2025 to 30 April 2026. The offer is open to Nigerian males and females who meet the set conditions.

All successful Regular Course cadets will train within the Academy. The Federal Government of Nigeria will handle training costs, administration, and logistics. Cadets do not pay for schooling while undergoing training, which many students find helpful.

Admitted candidates will take part in both military and academic training for five years. At the end of the programme, graduates earn an honours degree such as BSc, BEng, or BA, depending on their field. They also receive a Presidential Commission into the Armed Forces of Nigeria. It is a long road, yes, but many past cadets say the structure helps shape discipline early.

Admission Requirements

Details for each undergraduate course are available on the NDA website and application portal. Information on eligibility, degree options, and screening centres is also listed there. Knowledge of French, Arabic, or Mandarin may help applicants, though it is not compulsory. Ordinary level results like SSCE or NECO must not be older than five years at the time of admission.

To qualify for the 78th Regular Course, candidates must meet these conditions:

• Be medically and physically fit, with good moral conduct.
• Be single, male or female, with no legal duty to support a child or another person.
• Present a valid Certificate of Indigeneship from a state or local government.
• Be 17 years old, and not above 21 years by August 2026.
• Have at least five O’level credits at not more than two sittings. These must include English Language, Mathematics, and three subjects related to the chosen course.
• Have written the UTME and reached the approved national cut-off score set by JAMB.
• Meet the height rule: 1.68 metres for males and 1.65 metres for females.
• Any background in French, Arabic, or Mandarin counts as an added point.

For more details, see the NDA Courses and Requirements.

Notes for Applicants

Candidates should keep the following in mind:

• Forms sent without O’level results will not be accepted.
• Candidates awaiting results are not eligible.
• Only O’level results that are not more than five years old will be accepted.
• Subjects for the NDA Screening Test must match the listed subject combinations on the portal.

Missing any of these can stop an application early, even if other parts look fine.

Method of Application

Applicants are to visit the NDA application portal at www.ndaapplications.net and select Purchase Access Code. Payment of ₦7,000 is made through REMITA. Only payments made with an RRR code generated from the portal will count.

After payment, candidates should complete the online form carefully and read all instructions provided. Applicants must also apply through JAMB, select NDA as first choice, and sit for the UTME.

Completed forms must be submitted online with scanned copies of SSCE, NECO, or equivalent results. After submission, candidates should download and keep the Acknowledgement Form. Some students forget this part and later regret it.

Screening Test Conditions

Only candidates who meet the admission rules and score 210 for Engineering courses or 180 for other faculties in UTME will be allowed to print the Screening Test Admission Card and attend the test.

Screening Test Date and What to Bring

The NDA Screening Test, which serves as Phase One of the Post-UTME, is scheduled for Saturday, 6 June 2026.

Candidates are expected to come with:

• Acknowledgement Form
• Screening Test Admission Card
• JAMB result slip
• Two postcard-sized photographs (3.5 x 5 inches)

The photos should show the chest upwards. At the back, candidates must write their name, exam number, state, exam centre, course, and add a signature. Only candidates who pass this stage will be invited for the Armed Forces Selection Board, which is Phase Two. After that, the list of admitted candidates will be released.

Reference Materials

The Academy provides a Compendium of Past Questions and Answers for interested applicants at a small fee. This can be purchased from the Registry, NDA. Many candidates find it useful for practice, though it takes steady reading.

For further details, visit the NDA official website or email info@ndaapplications.net.

 

University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) Declares End-of-Year Break for Staff and Students

The management of University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has approved a break for staff and students. The break will run from Tuesday, 23 December 2025 to Friday, 2 January 2026.

This notice applies to the full university community. Teaching, learning, and most office duties will pause during this period. Many students see this break as time to rest, travel home, or just catch up on sleep. Staff members also get time away from daily work, which is welcome after a long session.

Staff Exempted From the Break

The Vice-Chancellor has given clear instructions that some groups of staff will not fully observe the break. These staff members are expected to remain available or resume duties when called.

The exempted categories include:

1. Staff handling essential services such as University Health Services, Fire Services, Security Personnel, Porters, Works Department, COMSIT, and Corporate Affairs. These staff will receive their days off at a later date when suitable.
2. Members of the university management team.
3. Staff whose programmes are fixed for accreditation during the break period.
4. Staff whose duties may be needed during the break and may be recalled if required.

Affected staff are advised to take note of these instructions and act as directed. Some offices may still be active, so students should confirm before visiting campus.

The message, issued on behalf of the Vice-Chancellor, extends warm Christmas wishes and best regards for the New Year to all staff and students. It reads like a short pause before another busy academic stretch.

Federal University Gashua (FUGASHUA) Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Federal University Gashua (FUGASHUA) has released the academic calendar for the 2025/2026 academic session.

The schedule covers all major academic and administrative activities for both the first and second semesters. Students are advised to read through carefully and keep dates in mind, missing one week can cause plenty stress later.

The calendar affects returning students, fresh students, and staff. From registration to exams and breaks, everything has been placed on the timetable already.

Bayero University, Kano (BUK) Opens Adult and Second-Chance Literacy Centres for Lifelong Learning

The Department of Continuing Education at Bayero University Kano has announced the start of Adult and Second-Chance Education Literacy Centres. The centres are meant for people who want basic learning, simple job skills, or a return to classroom learning after time away.

The department shared that the programme includes Basic Literacy, Post-Literacy, Continuing Education, and Vocational Education. Learners of all ages are welcome. A young adult who missed school earlier, or an older person who wants to read and write better, may both join. Education, they believe, does not stop because of age.

Locations of the Literacy Centres

The literacy centres are already running at the following places:

• BUK Old Site (Staff Primary School)
• Rimin Zakara
• Rimin Gata
• BUK New Site (Department of Continuing Education)

The department also stated that more centres will open soon. These new sites are expected to cover more parts of Kano and nearby areas, so people do not need to travel far just to attend class.

Class Days and Time

Registration and lessons take place from Monday to Friday, as well as Saturday and Sunday. Class times are set for:

• 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
• 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

These hours suit people who work during the day or handle family duties. Many adults find evening classes easier, even if they feel tired sometimes.

Registration Details

Registration forms are free. Interested learners can collect forms from the Department of Continuing Education at the BUK New Site, Gwarzo Road. Forms are also available by contacting the following phone numbers:

• 08062963634
• 08165315016
• 08053481945

The notice was signed by Dr. Auwalu Halilu, Head of the Department of Continuing Education, Bayero University Kano. He asked members of the public to make use of the programme as a way to learn, grow, and create better chances for themselves. Some doors open slowly, but learning often starts that way.

Lagos State University (LASU) Cadet Corps Recruitment for Students

Applications are open for students of Lagos State University who wish to join the LASU Cadet Corps.

The LASU Cadet Corps is a student group with paramilitary roots and a strong focus on leadership growth. It works with students on discipline, teamwork, respect for the country, and basic leadership habits. The corps also helps with safety on campus, crowd control, and official school events. Students often see members during ceremonies or organised activities, doing simple but steady duties.

This call is for students who are willing to learn, follow rules, and work with others. No special background is demanded, just interest and commitment. Some students join to build confidence, others to learn leadership in a practical way. Both reasons are fine.

Availability of Application Forms

Application forms for the LASU Cadet Corps are free. Students can collect the forms from the Office of the Dean of Students’ Affairs, also known as the DSA, within the university.

There is no charge at any point. Students should be careful not to pay anyone claiming to sell the form. The process is simple and handled within the school.

Eligibility

The recruitment exercise is open to all interested students of Lagos State University. No faculty or level is left out. If a student is enrolled and interested, they may apply.

Applicants do not need to pay for collecting or submitting the form. Students and staff members are encouraged to share this notice widely so that no interested student misses out. Some people hear late, so passing the message helps a lot.

University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) CBT Timetable for 2025/2026 Harmattan Semester Examination

The management of University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has shared the provisional Computer-Based Test timetable for the 2025/2026 Harmattan Semester examinations.

The exams are scheduled to run from Monday, January 26 to Thursday, February 12, 2026. During this period, students will sit for their papers in batches each day, based on faculty, department, and registered courses. Each course has its own time slot, and students are expected to stick to the time listed for them.

The full CBT timetable has been provided in images attached at the below. Students are advised to check carefully and confirm their course dates and times early, so there is no mix-up later.

Key exam instructions for students

Students are expected to follow these rules strictly during the CBT exams:

1. All examinations will hold exactly as listed on the timetable. There will be no changes.
2. Late arrival will not be accepted, even by a few minutes.
3. Only coloured course registration forms printed from the university portal, with a clear passport photograph, will be accepted for entry.
4. Every student must come with a valid and current university ID card.
5. Any form of forgery or tampering with documents or ID cards will lead to sanctions.
6. Items such as bags, wallets, pens, phones, bangles, neck chains, wrist or ankle chains, and wristwatches are banned at the CBT centre.
7. Wooden pencils may be allowed, but nothing else.
8. All exam rules listed in the Academic Regulations Handbook, including the dress code, will apply.

Students are encouraged to prepare ahead and arrive early on their exam days. Missing a paper due to lateness can be costly, and nobody wants that kind of stress.

UNIOSUN Directs Students to Pay 50% Tuition Fee Before January 2026 Resumption

The management of Osun State University (UNIOSUN), Osogbo, has asked students to pay at least half of their tuition fees for the 2025/2026 academic session before lectures begin.

The instruction came through a circular from the Office of the Registrar sent to all students. The notice, dated December 18, 2025, makes it clear that the rule affects students who did not apply for the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND).

Students covered by the directive are expected to complete the minimum 50 per cent payment before resumption on Monday, January 5, 2026. School authorities warned that students who fail to meet this requirement within the given time will be barred from taking part in Continuous Assessment and the mid-semester test for the session.

University of Jos (UNIJOS) Announces Official Christmas and New Year Break Dates for 2025

The management of University of Jos (UNIJOS) has shared the official timetable for the 2025 Christmas and New Year holiday break for staff and students.

This update came through an internal memo dated December 20, 2025, issued by the Deputy Registrar in charge of Information and Publications. The memo explained the length of the break and also fixed a small clerical mix-up linked to the earlier resumption date.

According to the notice, the holiday period begins on Monday, December 22, 2025, and ends on Sunday, January 4, 2026.

University activities, both academic and office-based, will start again on Monday, January 5, 2026.

The school management explained that this notice corrects an earlier memo released on December 19. That earlier message wrongly listed the resumption year as 2025. The administration described the mistake as regretted and asked all staff to note the proper 2026 date so there is no confusion.

While many staff members will be on break, workers assigned to essential services are expected to stay on duty during the holiday. This includes roles linked to security, maintenance, and daily campus care. The work still goes on, even during festive time.

Speaking for the university, the Vice-Chancellor sent warm holiday wishes to the full UNIJOS community. Staff and students were wished a Merry Christmas and a New Year that goes well for all.

Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic (NUBAPOLY) Christmas/New Year Break

The management of Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic (NUBAPOLY), Zaria, has approved the closure of the school for the Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year holidays.

This update was shared in a statement from the Information and Protocol Unit of the polytechnic. The notice explained that the break begins on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, and will run through Sunday, January 4, 2026.

The statement, signed by Abdullahi Ibrahim Shehu, Overseer of the Information and Protocol Division, on behalf of the Registrar, asked all staff and students to return for work and lectures on Monday, January 5, 2025.

School management also sent goodwill messages to staff and students, wishing the full NUBAPOLY community a pleasant festive period and a successful New Year. The message was short and friendly, just enough to close the year on a calm note.

UCH Ibadan Post Basic Occupational Health Nursing Course Admission Form 2025/2026

The University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan has opened applications for its Occupational Health Nursing programme for the 2025/2026 academic year. If you’re a registered nurse and want to grow your career in workplace health, here’s a clear path forward.

Who Can Apply?

To be eligible, you must:

• Be a Registered Nurse with a current licence from the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN)
• Have five credits in your O’Level results, including English, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, in not more than two sittings
• Hold your results from WAEC, NECO or NABTEB

This programme is tailored for nurses ready to specialise and take on new challenges in occupational health.

How to Apply

The steps are straightforward but require care. Here’s what to do:

1. Go to the UCH application portal
2. Pay a ₦20,000 non-refundable fee via the Remita platform to the UCH TSA Account (for the School of Occupational Health Nursing)
3. Take the Remita slip to the UCH Accounts Department and request a proper receipt
4. Download the Applicant User Guide from the portal, follow the instructions, and submit your form online
5. Print two copies of the form and your Photocard
6. Submit both at the School of Occupational Health Nursing for validation
7. Lastly, pay an extra ₦200 to the Oyo State Nursing and Midwifery Council Committee
   • Bank: First Bank
   • Account Number: 2019704292

What Next?

The sale of forms is ongoing. There’s no fixed deadline yet, but it’s best not to wait. The date and venue for the Computer-Based Test (CBT) will be shared with applicants later.

Need Help?

If anything is unclear, call:

• 09027252538
• 07035073765

Federal University of Agriculture and Development Studies (FUADSI) Job Recruitment 2025 for Academic and Non-Teaching Staff Positions

The management of Federal University of Agriculture and Development Studies, Iragbiji, Osun State, has announced vacancies for its 2025 recruitment exercise.

Applications are invited from qualified candidates for both teaching and non-teaching roles across many units of the university.

The notice covers a wide range of departments and job grades. Interested applicants are advised to read through their chosen category with care, small details matter here.

Tai Solarin Federal University of Education (TASFUED) Reschedules 17th Convocation Ceremony

The management of Tai Solarin Federal University of Education has announced a new date for its 17th convocation ceremony.

The event, which was earlier postponed, is now set to hold on Thursday, 29 January 2026.

School authorities explained that the change became necessary, and they expressed regret over any stress or confusion the postponement may have caused students, parents, and invited guests. The management also thanked everyone for staying patient during the wait. These things happen sometimes, though it can be tiring.

All plans and arrangements shared before the postponement still stand. Graduands and guests are advised to stick with the earlier guidelines, as nothing major has changed. More details about the programme of events will be shared later, once everything is finalised.

The upcoming ceremony will also form part of activities marking the university’s 20 plus 1 anniversary. It is expected to be a moment of pride for graduating students, their families, and the wider TASFUED community. For many students, this is the day they have been waiting for, gown and all.

The school ended the notice by appreciating the continued support shown by students, staff, alumni, and friends of the university.

Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) Extends Verification and Registration Deadline for 2025/2026 New and Returning Students

The management of Enugu State University of Science and Technology has approved an extension for student verification and registration.

Both fresh students and returning ones now have up to Friday, 16 January 2026 to finish the process.

The decision came after a report submitted by the Taskforce on Registration of Students. The report showed that, as of 19 December 2025, only about half of newly admitted students had completed their registration. For continuing students, the number was even lower, with less than ten percent done. That gap raised concern, and action followed.

A memo released by the Registrar, Ambrose G. Ugwu, explained the reason for the extension. He said the extra time was given so more students can sort out their documents and complete registration without rushing. At the same time, he made it clear that students who miss the new deadline may face penalties decided by the school management. The exact steps were not listed, but the warning was clear enough.

The Registrar also instructed Deans, Heads of Departments, Faculty Officers, ICT faculty reps, and admission and registration staff to make sure the directive is followed across all units. Everyone involved is expected to play their part, no excuses really.

While sharing the notice, the university management also sent goodwill messages to students, wishing them a Merry Christmas. Still, students are advised to focus on registration first, celebrations can wait a bit.

Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare (ASCOEA) NCE Programme School Fees for 2025/2026 Academic Session

The management of Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare, has released the approved school fees for NCE students for the 2025/2026 academic session.

The breakdown covers NCE I, II and III students, with clear differences between indigenes and non-indigenes, as well as science and arts programmes.

This page lists the fees as approved. Students are advised to read slowly and double-check their category before making any payment. Mixing it up can cause delays later.

 Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare (ASCOEA) NCE Academic Calendar for 1st Semester 2025/2026 Academic Session

The management of Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare has released the approved NCE academic calendar for the first semester of the 2025/2026 academic session.

The schedule was issued through the Directorate of Academic Planning and Quality Assurance and it covers all NCE levels.

This guide breaks the dates down in plain terms so students can see what happens, and when it happens. Some dates may feel close together, so students are advised to keep this page handy.

Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare (ASCOEA) Resumption Date for NCE & Degree Students 2025/2026

Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare has released details on the start of the first semester for the 2025/2026 academic session. The notice covers resumption, registration periods, and lecture schedules for both NCE and undergraduate students.

The College will reopen on Monday, 5 January 2026. From that day, registration begins for new and returning students across all programmes. Students are advised to follow the dates carefully, as missing them may lead to unwanted issues.

NCE students

For NCE students, normal registration runs from 5 January to 17 January 2026. Late registration follows from 19 January to 24 January 2026. Lectures are scheduled to start on 19 January and will continue until 30 April 2026.

Undergraduate students

Undergraduate registration opens on 5 January 2026 and closes on 26 January 2026. Late registration takes place from 26 January to 2 February 2026. Lectures for undergraduates are expected to run from 12 January to 18 April 2026.

Students who register late will pay an extra Five Thousand Naira (N5,000) only. Anyone who fails to register during both the normal and late periods will be required to defer the session. That can delay plans, so students should act early.

Admission letters for both NCE and undergraduate programmes are ready for collection at the Admission and Registration Office from Monday, 5 January 2025. Students are asked to take note. Complaints after the close of registration will not be entertained, and that part was made clear.

Gombe State University (GSU) Orders O-Level Verification for 2025/2026 Admitted Students

Gombe State University, Gombe, has issued a fresh directive for students admitted for the 2025/2026 academic session. All newly admitted candidates are to complete verification of their O-Level results within the approved period.

A notice from the Office of the Registrar states that only candidates who already received admission and downloaded their official GSU admission letters can take part. Anyone yet to do that step will not be recognised for the exercise, which may cause delay later.

Verification process

Eligible candidates are required to visit the GSU O-Level result verification portal at verifyolevel.gsu.edu.ng

On the portal, candidates are expected to upload their O-Level results. After a successful upload, a receipt is generated. This receipt should be saved and kept safe. It may be requested again, so losing it could bring stress.

The deadline for the verification is Wednesday, 24 December 2025. The school made it clear that late submission will not be accepted. Missing the date can affect admission status, and students don’t want that kind of issue.

The directive was signed by Musa Sarki, Deputy Registrar (Academic), acting for the Registrar. All newly admitted students are expected to follow the instruction as given. Skipping steps or waiting too long may cause problems that are hard to fix later.

 

Kaduna Polytechnic Issues Warning Over Fake NYSC Clearance Message to Graduates

The management of Kaduna Polytechnic has released a public notice after a false message began spreading online. The message targeted prospective NYSC corps members and claimed they needed to re-submit documents.

The fake notice was shared by an individual named Tosin Samuel Afolabi, who used a phone number to contact graduates. He asked for copies of HND Statements of Result, JAMB Admission Letters, and clearance slips. In many cases, money was requested before any so-called clearance could be given.

According to the Polytechnic, several prospective corps members were misled and lost money through this method. The school confirmed that the suspect has now been arrested and handed over to the Kaduna State Commissioner of Police. An investigation is ongoing, and legal action is expected to follow.

Kaduna Polytechnic has clearly stated that it has no link to this activity. The school stressed that no staff member or agent was authorised to collect money or request documents in this manner. Prospective NYSC candidates are advised to ignore the message completely.

Students and graduates are reminded to rely only on official Kaduna Polytechnic communication channels for updates related to clearance, NYSC mobilisation, or academic records. Social media messages and private calls should be treated with care, even if they sound convincing. A small pause to confirm details can save a lot of trouble later.

SAISA University of Medical Sciences and Technology, Sokoto Screening Dates for Sokoto State–Sponsored Candidates

SAISA University of Medical Sciences and Technology, Sokoto, has released details for the 2025 admission screening exercise. The notice is for newly admitted candidates sponsored by Sokoto State.

The school confirmed that screening will run from Thursday, 18 December to Tuesday, 23 December 2025. Students are expected to pick the right option based on where they live.

Screening type and schedule

1. Physical screening

Crescent University, Abeokuta (CUAB) Master of Laws (LL.M.) Programme Admission Form 2025/2026

Crescent University, Abeokuta, often called CUAB, has opened applications for its Master of Laws (LL.M.) programme for the 2025/2026 academic session. The programme is meant for law graduates who want deeper legal training and wider exposure across different areas of Law.

About the LL.M. programme

The LL.M. at Crescent University focuses on advanced legal study. Students are taught to think beyond basic theory and build skills that apply to real legal work. The training also looks at Law from a wider, global view, which helps graduates who plan to work in different settings. Some students say the workload is heavy at first, but it settles with time.

Who can apply

Candidates are expected to meet these conditions before applying:

• A minimum of Second Class Upper LL.B. degree from a recognised university.
• Holders of Second Class Lower LL.B. may be considered only if they graduated from Bola Ajibola College of Law (BACOLAW).
• At least five credit passes, including English Language and Literature in English, in SSCE or similar exams, gained in no more than two sittings.
• A recognised professional law practice qualification, such as the Nigerian Bar, or an equivalent from another country.

How to apply

Applicants should follow these steps carefully, missing one can slow things down.

1. Get the application form through the Crescent University postgraduate application page at www.cuab.edu.ng
2. Pay a non refundable application fee of ₦30,000 into the account below:
   • Account Name: Postgraduate School, Crescent University, Abeokuta
   • Bank: First Bank
   • Account Number: 2023328352
3. Send a complete undergraduate transcript to: The Secretary, School of Postgraduate Studies
   Crescent University, Abeokuta Transcripts may also be sent by email to registrar@cuab.edu.ng

Applicants are advised to start early, as transcript delays are common and can be frustrating. For questions, the School of Postgraduate Studies usually responds through official university contacts.

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Announces Hostel Booking Dates for 2025/2026 academic session

The management of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria has shared the dates for opening the undergraduate accommodation booking portal for the 2025/2026 academic year.

A short notice from the Student Affairs Division, signed by the Accommodation Officer on behalf of the Dean, explains that hostel booking will run in two stages. This is meant to manage demand and reduce crowding, though students still need to act fast.

Opening dates

• Newly admitted students: Monday, 22 December 2025
• Returning students: Monday, 5 January 2026

Students who qualify should use the ABU student registration portal for hostel booking at portal.abu.edu.ng to reserve a bedspace.

Points students should read carefully

The bulletin also listed reminders that matter, even if they look familiar.

1. The accommodation page only opens after full school fees payment and course registration for the session. No payment, no access.
2. Bedspaces are cleared and confirmed on a first come basis, after payment and physical checks with Hall Administrators. Delays can cost a spot.
3. Any buying, selling, or swapping of bedspaces is banned. Students caught in this may face penalties listed on the Hall Residency Form.
4. Electricity, water, and other school items should be used with care. Damage or misuse brings extra charges.
5. Requests from 300 Level students will be looked at only if spaces are still free some weeks after the portal opens.
6. Every resident must complete end of session clearance with the Hall Administrators. Skipping this step can cause issues later.

The opening of the accommodation portal is part of the school’s plan to support its students and manage limited hostel spaces. It may not fit everyone, but those who follow the steps early tend to avoid stress.

For more details, students can reach out to the Student Affairs Division through the usual school channels.

Federal University Lokoja (FULOKOJA) Opens Sale of Forms for Special Undergraduate Degree Programme 2025/2026

Federal University Lokoja (FULOKOJA) has announced the start of application sales for its Special Undergraduate Degree Programme (SUDP) for the 2025/2026 academic session. The notice came through the Directorate of Consultancy Services and Ventures.

This programme is meant for candidates who already hold higher qualifications and want to earn a university degree.

Forms are now on sale, and interested applicants are expected to apply within the given period.

Available Programmes

The following courses are open under the Special Undergraduate Degree Programme:

1. B.Sc. Accounting
2. B.Sc. Business Administration
3. B.Sc. Biology
4. B.Sc. Chemistry
5. B.Sc. Computer Science
6. B.Sc. Economics
7. B.A. English and Literary Studies
8. B.Sc. Finance
9. B.Sc. Geography
10. B.Sc. Geology
11. B.A. History and International Studies
12. BLIS Library and Information Science
13. B.Sc. Mass Communication
14. B.Sc. Mathematics
15. B.Sc. Microbiology
16. B.Sc. Physics
17. B.Sc. Political Science
18. B.Sc. Procurement
19. B.Sc. Public Administration
20. B.Sc. Statistics
21. B.Sc. Sociology

Students are advised to check that their background fits the course they want, it saves time later.

Admission Requirements

To qualify for the programme, candidates must have one of the following:

• HND in a related field
• Third Class degree in a related field
• Other related HND or B.Sc. qualifications

Applicants must also hold at least five O’Level credits, including English Language and Mathematics. These results should not be from more than two sittings. A valid NYSC discharge, exemption, or exclusion certificate is also required. No NYSC document, no progress, that part is clear.

How to Apply

Candidates should apply through the FULOKOJA Consult application portal for SUDP admissions at: portal.fulconsult.com

Steps to follow:

1. Create an account using correct personal details
2. Generate an RRR and make payment online or at a bank
3. Return to the portal and fill the application form
4. Save the completed form
5. Print a copy for records

Applicants should double-check entries before submission, small errors can delay things.

Other Details

• Application Fee: ₦15,000
• Programme Duration: 24 calendar months

For enquiries, candidates may contact the Directorate using the numbers below:

• Secretary, DCS and Ventures: 08062856239
• Programme Coordinator, Dr. Mathew E. Rotimi: 08169138017

Bayero University, Kano (BUK) Directs Postgraduate Students to Apply for Amnesty After Programme Delay

Postgraduate students of Bayero University, Kano who could not finish their programmes within the approved time are being asked to take a new step. This message is for PhD and Academic Masters students affected by the delay.

The school has directed such students to write a formal request for amnesty. The letter should be addressed to the Provost, College of Postgraduate Studies. After writing it, the student must pass the letter through the Head of Department before it gets to the College. Skipping this route may slow things down, so best to follow it as stated.

Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic Supplementary 4 HND Admission List for 2025/2026 Session Released

The management of Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Osurua has confirmed that the Supplementary 4 Admission List for the 2025/2026 Higher National Diploma (HND) screening has been released.

This update is for candidates who took part in the HND screening exercise and were still expecting another list. The school says the names of admitted candidates are now displayed on the official notice boards inside the campus. Students who are nearby can walk in and check.

For those not on campus, the list has also been shared online. Candidates may view the list through the official Facebook post showing the Supplementary 4 HND admission names.

The Polytechnic made it clear that the acceptance fee cannot be paid without an admission number. This has been an issue for some students before, so the school addressed it early. Admission numbers for newly admitted candidates will be released on the school’s official communication pages once ready.

All successful candidates are expected to keep checking the campus notice boards and the school’s recognised online channels for updates. Missing an update can cause delays, and students don’t want that stress at this stage.

The school management congratulated candidates whose names appeared on the list and wished them success as they prepare for the next academic session. For those still waiting, checking regularly still matters, things change fast sometimes.

Sokoto State Scholarship Board Verification Dates for 2025/2026 Students

The Sokoto State Scholarship Board has shared a fresh notice for students on state scholarship support. The board says a verification exercise is about to start for newly admitted and returning beneficiaries for the 2025/2026 academic session.

This update came through a public statement dated 18 December 2025. The exercise is meant for indigenes of Sokoto State who are studying at selected schools listed below.

Schools covered in this exercise

The verification applies to students enrolled at:

• Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUSOK)
• Shehu Shagari College of Education, affiliated with Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto and Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
• Shehu Shagari University of Education
• Sokoto State University

Only students from these schools should prepare for the screening at this time.

Verification dates and schedule

The exercise will run in stages.

For students of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, verification is set for:

• Monday, 5 January to Saturday, 10 January 2026

Students of Sokoto State University will be attended to on:

• Monday, 26 January to Saturday, 31 January 2026

Each session will take place inside the respective campuses. Daily activities start by 8:00 a.m. sharp, so getting there early matters. Late arrival may slow things down.

Documents students must bring

Every student attending the exercise is expected to come with the following:

1. A completed scholarship application form
2. Original copies and photocopies of all academic results
3. Indigene letter
4. Admission confirmation letter
5. National Identification Number slip
6. Invoice and Remita, or any proof of payment for school registration fees

Missing papers can cause issues, so students should check their files twice. Some forget one page, it happens.

Update on other schools

The board added that the date and venue for students of Shehu Shagari University of Education and Shehu Shagari College of Education (affiliated with UDUSOK and ABU Zaria) will be announced later. Students from those schools are asked to wait for further notice.

The statement was signed by Abubakar Ahmad, Director of Student Matters, on behalf of the Secretary of the Sokoto State Scholarship Board.

Audu Bako College of Agriculture, Dambatta (ABCOAD) 2025/2026 Admission Forms Now on Sale

The management of Audu Bako College of Agriculture, Dambatta (ABCOAD) shares a public notice. Sales of application forms for the 2025/2026 academic session have started. Students who want a practical path into agriculture, science, or computing can now apply.

This notice covers the courses on offer, entry rules, and how to submit an application. The details below follow the school’s official release.

Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic Announces 2025 Christmas Break Dates for Students

The management of Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Osurua, Ikot Ekpene, has confirmed the start of the 2025 Christmas break for students of the polytechnic.

A circular from the Office of the Registrar, dated 18 December 2025, shared the details. The break is set to begin on Monday, 22 December 2025, and will end on Friday, 2 January 2026. This period gives students time to take part in the Christmas and New Year celebrations with family and friends.

Students have been told to leave campus and observe the break as announced. The notice also stated that security officers will stay alert and keep watch over lives and property within the school grounds during the festive days. This step is meant to keep the campus safe while academic work is on pause.

Management added that lectures and other academic duties will start again on Monday, 5 January 2026. Students are expected to return on time so classes can continue without delay, though some may still be slow settling back in.

 

Kaduna State University (KASU) Announces End of Year Break Dates for 2025

The management of Kaduna State University (KASU) has announced a pause in all academic and office work for the end of year break. The update was shared through the Office of the Registrar.

A short notice published in the university news bulletin dated 18 December 2025 explained that the break will start on Friday, 19 December 2025, after the close of work. Activities will stay on hold until Sunday, 4 January 2026. Classes and office duties will return on Monday, 5 January 2026.

Federal University of Health Sciences, Azare (FUHSA) Approves Christmas and End-of-Year Break for 2025

The Senate of the Federal University of Health Sciences, Azare has agreed on the closure of the school for the Christmas and end-of-year break. This decision was reached during the 35th regular Senate meeting held on Thursday, 18 December 2025.

Following the meeting, the university will close from Friday, 19 December 2025. Teaching, learning, and office duties will return on Monday, 4 January 2026. Students are advised to keep these dates in mind while making plans for the holiday period, as campus activities will pause fully.

Rivers State University (RSU) Christmas Break 2025 Dates for Students and Staff

The management of Rivers State University, Nkpolu-Oroworukwo, Port Harcourt has shared the dates for the 2025 Christmas break. This notice applies to both students and staff.

The message came from the Office of the Registrar through an internal memo. Academic and office work at the university will pause from Saturday, 20 December 2025. Activities will pick up again on Saturday, 3 January 2026.

During the break period, all university offices will stay shut. Some workers will still be on duty because their roles are needed daily. These include drivers assigned to principal officers, security staff, and estate and works teams handling water and electricity. Porters in student halls and health workers at the emergency unit will also remain active. This helps keep the campus safe and running, even while most people are away.

Full work across the university will return on Monday, 5 January 2026. Students should plan travel and personal plans around this date so resumption feels easier.

The Vice-Chancellor, speaking through the Acting Registrar, sent kind wishes to students and staff. The message wished everyone a peaceful Christmas season and a hopeful New Year, even if the year has been long.

 

Federal University of Transportation, Daura (FUTD) confirms semester break dates for December 2025

FUTD announces semester break dates

Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) Postpones Orientation Programme for 2025/2026 Fresh Students

Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) has postponed the orientation programme for fresh students in the 2025/2026 academic session.

The event was first fixed for Monday, 1 December to Friday, 5 December 2025. A statement from the Registrar, Dr Bayo Orukotan, dated 28 November 2025, confirmed that the programme has been put on hold. A new schedule will be shared later.

Postponed orientation schedule for freshers

The postponed programme was meant to run for five days at the start of December 2025.

New students had expected to use this period to learn about campus rules, meet key staff members and get used to their new learning environment. The university management has paused the event and will provide an updated timetable once plans are ready.

Orientation at Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU)

The orientation programme helps new students feel welcome and settle into university life.

During such sessions, freshers are usually guided on basic rules, student support, and how to make use of core services such as registration points and official channels for enquiries. The goal is to make the start of the academic year clear and less stressful for those who have just gained admission.

Message from the university management

The Registrar, Dr Bayo Orukotan, shared appreciation on behalf of the management for the patience and cooperation of students.

Current and incoming students are encouraged to follow official school channels for any update on the new date once it is fixed. No change has been stated to the status of the 2025/2026 academic session itself; only the orientation timetable has been affected.

Fake N50,000 Fee Circular: Official Warning from Bayero University, Kano (BUK)

Management of Bayero University, Kano (BUK) has received reports of a fake circular shared on social media. The false message tells some students, especially those from the former Faculty of Arts and Islamic Studies, to pay N50,000 on or before 1 December 2025.

It carries the name “Saifullahi Dahiru” with the note “For Registrar”, but it is not an official message from the University.

Fake Payment Circular Targeting Bayero University, Kano (BUK) Students

The fake circular asks selected students to make a payment of N50,000 before 1 December 2025. It presents this fee as a formal requirement and is written as if it came from the Office of the Registrar.

This message did not pass through any approved channel of the University. It was not signed or cleared by any authorised officer. It is a false payment request and should not be followed by any student or parent.

Faculties Named in the False Message

The forged circular mentions specific faculties that were part of the old Faculty of Arts and Islamic Studies. These include:

• Faculty of Languages, Linguistics and Theatre Arts
• Faculty of History and Development Studies
• Faculty of Islamic Studies and Sharia

Students in these faculties are part of the main target group for this fake notice. The University wants every student in these and other faculties to know that no such fee has been approved.

Official Position of the University

Bayero University, Kano gives the following clear points:

1. The circular is fake.
2. No payment of N50,000 has been approved, announced, or authorised by any lawful body of the University.
3. The message did not come from the Office of the Registrar or from any other official source.
4. The University does not issue fee notices through random social media posts or through individuals who have no mandate to speak for the University.

The University asks all students and parents to ignore the fake circular completely. Any money paid based on that message would not be an official payment to the University.

Safe Channels for Official Information

To stay safe from false messages, the University advises students, parents, and the public to use only trusted channels, such as:

• Official announcements on the University website
• Statements from the Directorate of Public Affairs
• Notices and messages from recognised faculty offices

If any person receives a message that asks for money or personal data, they should check it first through these channels before taking any step. Simple checks can prevent loss of money and reduce worry for students and families.

Commitment to Protecting the University Community

Bayero University, Kano is focused on keeping its community safe from false messages and fraud. The University will take necessary measures against anyone who tries to mislead or exploit students through fake circulars or similar actions.

Students, staff, parents, and friends of the University are encouraged to share this notice so that more people are aware of the fake message and do not fall victim to it.

 

 

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Screening Exercise for 2025/2026 Newly Admitted Students

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) has fixed the screening and certificate verification for students admitted for the 2025/2026 academic session. Newly admitted candidates are expected to take part in this process so that their admission and records can be confirmed.

The screening covers online steps on the Post-UTME portal and in-person checks of original documents.

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) screening schedule for 2025/2026

The screening and verification for newly admitted students will hold in two phases:

• First phase: 1 December to 15 December 2025
• Second phase: from 6 January 2026

Students admitted for the 2025/2026 academic session are to attend the exercise during these stated periods, as directed by the university management.

Documents for online upload on the Post-UTME portal

Before the physical screening, students are to visit the university Post-UTME portal and upload clear copies of the following documents:

1. JAMB result slip (for UTME students)
2. JAMB admission letter
3. NIN slip
4. Indigene certificate
5. Birth certificate
6. O’ level certificate(s) or statement of result(s)
7. A’ level certificates or statement of results (for DE students)
8. Attestation letter or affidavit, if any

Each upload should be readable so that the university can confirm the details without delay.

Documents to present during physical screening

During the screening exercise, students must present these items for checking:

1. Scratch cards or PINs used for checking their O’ level results, to allow direct online verification.
2. Original A’ level certificates. If the original A’ level certificate is not yet ready, a certified true copy must be presented.

These documents are needed so that the grades and personal data supplied on the portal match the records from the examining bodies.

Portal access, school charges and bed space rules

During the screening period, students will be enabled on the university portal so that they can:

1. Generate a REMITA reference for payment of school charges.
2. Print the university admission letter from the portal.
3. Reserve a bed space through the same portal.

Students are strongly warned not to sell, buy or give out any bed space. Any form of bed space selling or buying is not allowed and attracts a penalty from the university.

Help and contact numbers

For questions on the screening exercise or other related matters, students may call any of these phone numbers:

• 07076806821
• 08111465297
• 09020017135

These steps guide newly admitted students and help Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) keep accurate records for the 2025/2026 academic session.

Nigerian Army University Biu (NAUB) Academic Calendar 2026 is Out

Nigerian Army University Biu, NAUB Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Academic Session has been released.

This is to inform the general public especially staff and students of Nigerian Army University Biu (NAUB) that the management of the school has released the approved academic calendar for 2025/2026 session.

The calendar is for the first and second semesters.

NAUB Academic Calendar

FIRST SEMESTER

• Registration
  Start Date: 01-Dec-2025 End Date: 12-Dec-2025 Duration: 2 weeks
• Late Registration
  Start Date: 15-Dec-2025 End Date: 19-Dec-2025 Duration: 1 week
• Matriculation
  Start Date: 22-Dec-2025 End Date: 22-Dec-2025 Duration: 1 day
• Orientation
  Start Date: 23-Dec-2025 End Date: 24-Dec-2025 Duration: 2 days
• Start of Lectures (Fresh & Returning)
  Start Date: 29-Dec-2025 End Date: 20-Mar-2026 Duration: 12 weeks
• Add & Drop (All Students)
  Start Date: 12-Jan-2026 End Date: 16-Jan-2026 Duration: 1 week
• Revision (First Semester)
  Start Date: 23-Mar-2026 End Date: 27-Mar-2026 Duration: 1 week
• First Semester Examination
  Start Date: 30-Mar-2026 End Date: 11-Apr-2026 Duration: 2 weeks
• SIWES 1
  Start Date: 12-Apr-2026 End Date: 13-Sept-2026 Duration: 6 months
• Marking of Examination Scripts
  Start Date: 13-Apr-2026 End Date: 24-Apr-2026 Duration: 2 weeks
• Departmental Exam Meetings
  Start Date: 27-Apr-2026 End Date: 01-May-2026 Duration: 1 week
• Faculty Board Exam Meetings
  Start Date: 04-May-2026 End Date: 08-May-2026 Duration: 1 week
• SBC Meeting on Examinations
  Start Date: 11-May-2026 End Date: 12-May-2026 Duration: 2 days
• Senate Meeting
  Start Date: 14-May-2026 End Date: 14-May-2026 Duration: 1 day
• First Semester Break
  Start Date: 15-May-2026 End Date: 01-Jun-2026 Duration: 2 weeks

SECOND SEMESTER

• Resumption (Second Semester Lectures)
  Start Date: 27-Apr-2026 End Date: 20-Jul-2026 Duration: 12 weeks
• Revision (Second Semester)
  Start Date: 20-Jul-2026 End Date: 26-Jul-2026 Duration: 1 week
• Sports week
  Start Date: 20-Jul-2026 End Date: 26-Jul-2026 Duration: 1 week
• Second Semester Examination
  Start Date: 27-Jul-2026 End Date: 10-Aug-2026 Duration: 2 weeks
• Second Semester Break
  Start Date: 24-Aug-2026 End Date: 04-Sep-2026 Duration: 2 weeks
• SIWES II
  Start Date: 10-Aug-2026 End Date: 02-Oct-2026 Duration: 12 weeks
• Marking of Exam Scripts (2nd Sem)
  Start Date: 11-Aug-2026 End Date: 25-Aug-2026 Duration: 2 weeks
• Departmental Meeting
  Start Date: 31-Aug-2026 End Date: 06-Sep-2026 Duration: 1 week
• Faculty Board Meetings
  Start Date: 07-Sep-2026 End Date: 11-Sep-2026 Duration: 1 week
• SBC Meeting on Exams
  Start Date: 15-Sep-2026 End Date: 17-Sep-2026 Duration: 3 days
• Senate
  Start Date: 24-Sep-2026 End Date: 25-Sep-2026 Duration: 1 day
• Academic Staff Annual Leave
  Start Date: 26-Sep-2026 End Date: 10-Oct-2026 Duration: 4 weeks
• 2026/2027 Academic Session Commences
  Start Date: 13-Oct-2026

Important Notes:

• Fresh students must complete all payments and online registration before matriculation.
• No registration after matriculation.
• Returning students must complete registration within stipulated dates.
• Late registration attracts N5,000 fine.
• All online course registration must be done at the start of each session.
• Add and Drop attracts charges of N5,000 fine, students are advised to adhere strictly to the scheduled period.

Notes

• No registration for fresh students after matriculation.
• All students must complete payment and online course registration within the registration period.
• A fine of ₦5,000 applies to late registration.

Note: All fresh students should complete their payment and online course registration before matriculation. There is no more registration for fresh students after matriculation.

All returning students should complete their payment and online course registration within the period stipulated for.registration.

Registration portal will be closed after deadline. :

Late Registration will attract a fine of N5,000.

Online course registration for both first and second semester should be done at the beginning of the session.

Academic Secretary
For-Registrar

Abia State University (ABSU) Resumption Date for the 2025/2026 Session has been announced.

Senate of Abia State University, at its 284th Regular Meeting held on Tuesday, 18th November, 2025, approved resumption of Students for the 2025/2026 academic session on Monday, 1st December, 2025.

New and Returning Students are to note as follows:

• Monday, 1st December, 2025
  Arrival of New Students / Registration
• Saturday, 6th December, 2025
  Return of Old Students / Registration
• Monday, 8th December, 2025
  Commencement of First Semester Lectures
• Friday, 12th December, 2025
  Orientation for New Students
• Friday, 19th December, 2025
  2025 Christmas Break
• Monday, 12th January, 2026
  Commencement of Lectures after the Christmas Break

Accordingly, all New and Returning Students are to pay their fees and complete their registration formalities, as appropriate, as only bona fide Students who have paid their fees and registered their courses will be allowed access to facilities in the University.

Students, their parents and guardians are to note, for strict compliance.

Accordingly, students are reminded of the Senate policy on Registration of courses and payment of School fees, as appropriate, as only bonafide students who have paid their fees and registered their courses will be allowed access to facilities in the University.

Students should also be reminded of the Senate policy of 75% minimum attendance at lectures, to qualify to participate in Examinations in the University.

Parents, guardians and sponsors of the students should please note, for strict compliance.

Only bonafide students who have paid their fees and registered their courses, as appropriate, will be allowed access to facilities in the University.

Students, their parents and guardians are to note, for strict compliance.

Dr. Acho Elendu, fcai
Registrar

Registrar

Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic Third Supplementary Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

The Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic supplementary admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session is now out. This is the third supplementary list for National Diploma (ND) programmes.

Candidates can check if they have been offered admission and then follow the simple steps below to accept the offer, pay the acceptance fee, and complete screening.

Key details about the third supplementary list

• The list is for the 2025/2026 academic session.
• It covers candidates offered admission into various ND programmes.
• It is the third supplementary list released by the polytechnic for this session.

How to check the Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic supplementary admission list

1. Visit the official post that carries the names of admitted students on Facebook:
   View the third supplementary admission list on the official Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic Facebook page.
2. Check carefully for your name and other details.
3. If your name appears, move on to accept the offer and complete the next steps.

Accepting your admission on JAMB CAPS

After confirming your name on the list, each candidate should:

• Log in to the JAMB CAPS portal using their JAMB profile details.
• Accept the admission offer on JAMB CAPS.
• Print the JAMB admission letter as proof of admission.

This JAMB admission letter will be needed during screening and other clearance stages.

Payment of acceptance fee

Once the admission has been accepted on JAMB CAPS, candidates should pay the acceptance fee as follows:

1. Go to the Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic portal.
2. Generate an invoice on the portal for the payment of the non-refundable acceptance fee of fifteen thousand naira (₦15,000) only.
3. Use the Remita invoice details to make payment through the approved payment channels shown on the portal.

Payment of acceptance fee on the school portal starts on Monday 1 December 2025 from 12:00 pm.

Screening and registration at the department

After payment of the acceptance fee, candidates should:

• Go to their respective departments with the Remita invoice and proof of payment.
• Present all required documents for screening.
• Follow the instructions from departmental officers on registration steps.

Documents to bring for screening

Candidates should go with:

• Original JAMB admission letter (printed online).
• Original and photocopies of all relevant credentials.
• Evidence of payment of the acceptance fee and the Remita invoice.

Having the correct documents ready will help make the screening process smoother and faster.

Important warnings for candidates

For their own safety and peace of mind, candidates are strongly advised to:

• Avoid giving money to any person, including relatives, to “help” with admission or registration.
• Avoid making any payment into a personal account number or any POS account that is not clearly approved by the school.
• Use only the official school portal and bank channels shown on the portal for all payments.

These steps help protect candidates from fraud and prevent future problems.

More admission lists

The management has stated that more admission lists will be released within a short period. Candidates who do not see their names on this third supplementary list are encouraged to stay calm and keep checking the official channels for updates.

Adventist College of Nursing Sciences, Jengre (ACONSJ) Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Adventist College of Nursing Sciences, Jengre has released the admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session. This update is for candidates who applied for the ND/HND General Nursing programme at the college in Plateau State. The management has shared the names of successful applicants on the official Facebook page for easy access by all candidates.

The admission list contains the names of those offered provisional admission into the ND/HND General Nursing programme. Every candidate is encouraged to check the list and follow all school instructions that come next.

Key details for the 2025/2026 admission list

The management of Adventist College of Nursing Sciences, Jengre has confirmed that:

• The 2025/2026 admission list is now available online.
• The list is for candidates who applied to the ND/HND General Nursing programme.
• The school is located in Jengre, Plateau State.
• Only candidates who meet the school’s admission standards appear on the list.

Candidates whose names appear have been offered provisional admission. Final admission remains subject to meeting all stated entry conditions from the school.

How to check the Adventist College of Nursing Sciences, Jengre admission list

The admission list has been uploaded to the school’s official Facebook page. Candidates can follow these simple steps:

1. Open a web browser on a phone or computer.
2. Visit the official admission post on the school’s official Facebook page admission list.
3. Scroll through the names on the list.
4. Check carefully for the candidate’s full name and application details.
5. Take note of any guidance shared under or above the list on the Facebook page.

Candidates are advised to read all text that comes with the list on the Facebook page so they do not miss any update from the school.

What admitted candidates should do next

Candidates who find their names on the list should:

• Follow every instruction given by the school in the Facebook post or in later messages.
• Keep all documents used during application safe, such as application slips and result printouts.
• Watch for further updates from the college on registration dates, fees, and medical checks.
• Prepare the needed documents for clearance and registration once the school releases full guidelines.

Those who do not see their names on the first list can stay calm and keep checking the official channels of the school for any later update on admission.

Congratulations to successful candidates

Congratulations to all newly admitted students. Gaining a place on the Adventist College of Nursing Sciences, Jengre admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session is a clear step forward for each candidate’s nursing career. All successful candidates are warmly welcomed to Adventist College of Nursing Sciences, Jengre and are encouraged to follow every guideline from the school with care.

 

Important update on course registration and fees for University of Lagos (UNILAG) students

This short guide helps students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) understand how course fees and registration work on the school portal. It explains how fees are set, which charges are compulsory, the minimum payment needed, and what to do if the portal gives an error.

How the course registration portal is set up

The course registration portal is set up in two main parts:

1. Programme type
   • Science
   • Non-science
2. Category of student
   • Fresher
   • Returning student
   • Graduating student

These two details work together to decide each student’s fee structure on the portal.

Compulsory fees for all students

To complete course registration, some fees must be paid in full. These are marked as compulsory on the portal. They include:

• Utility
• Departmental dues
• Faculty dues
• Convocation fees (for graduating students only)

Students must make sure these charges are cleared, as the portal will not show full completion of registration until these items are paid.

Minimum payment to complete registration

Every student must pay at least 50% of the Obligatory Fee to complete registration on the portal.

Once this 50% part payment is made, and the compulsory items are fully settled, the system will allow course registration to move forward.

Field trip fees

Some departments include Field Trip Fees.

Where this applies, the Field Trip Fees are clearly indicated on the portal for payment as part of the student’s total charges.

Steps to fix common portal issues

If a student has trouble generating fees or registering courses on the portal, the following simple steps can help:

1. Log in to the student portal.
2. Use the option to refresh payment status.
3. Generate fees again.
4. View the pay advice.
5. Proceed to pay through the listed payment channel.

If the steps above are followed, most display issues or missing fee items on the portal are cleared.

Support contacts at University of Lagos (UNILAG)

Students who still cannot see their fees, or who face other course registration problems, can reach the ICT team by email. The support contacts are:

• dir-cits@unilag.edu.ng
• ddcits1@unilag.edu.ng
• ddcits2@unilag.edu.ng

They can send a short message with their full name, matric number, programme type, and a clear note of the issue seen on the portal.

Students who follow these steps, pay the right fees, and contact support when needed can stay on top of their registration at the University of Lagos (UNILAG).

 

 

University of Lagos (UNILAG) Extends Screening Exercise for 2025/2026 Fresh Students

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has extended the 2025/2026 screening and registration exercise for newly admitted undergraduate students. The process now runs for an extra two weeks, from Monday, 1 December to Friday, 12 December 2025.

This update gives fresh UTME and Direct Entry candidates extra time to complete all checks and submit their papers.

New screening dates at University of Lagos (UNILAG)

The screening and registration exercise stays strictly faculty based. Each faculty handles its own freshers at set dates, venues and times inside the UNILAG campus. New students are advised to follow the timetable shared by their faculty so that their details can be checked without delay.

The extension covers all newly admitted UTME and Direct Entry candidates who have not yet taken part in the screening. Those who have already gone through the process do not need to repeat it.

Required documents and registration steps

Before going to campus, freshers should gather all key papers, such as:

• Admission letter from JAMB
• Evidence of UTME or Direct Entry result
• O’level result prints as requested by the university
• Birth certificate or statutory age declaration
• Evidence of payment for approved UNILAG charges
• Any other document listed in the official guideline

These papers help the university confirm each student’s admission status and personal details.

For a full list of required documents and step-by-step guidance on the registration process, candidates should read the full UNILAG screening and registration guidelines.

Who should still report for screening

Any newly admitted UTME or Direct Entry candidate who has not yet appeared for screening should make use of the new dates. Students should keep copies of all submitted documents and follow any extra notes from their departments or faculty offices.

By following the updated timetable and guidance, new students can finish their checks on time and start their academic life at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) with fewer delays.

College of Education and Legal Studies, Nguru First Batch Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

The College of Education and Legal Studies, Nguru has released the first batch admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session.

The list has the names of candidates who have been offered provisional admission into the NCE and Diploma programmes of the college.

Admission list for College of Education and Legal Studies, Nguru

The first batch admission list is now online on the official Facebook page of the college. Candidates can check their names by visiting the official Facebook post for the 2025/2026 first batch admission list and reading through the names on the page.

The admission list covers the NCE and Diploma programmes run by the college. Any candidate whose name is on the list has been offered provisional admission, subject to meeting all entry and registration rules set by the college.

What admitted candidates should do next

Admitted candidates should keep checking official channels from the college for clear guidance on registration, screening, and fee payment. Admitted candidates should keep all documents ready, such as application slips and result printouts, so that the admission process can be completed in good time.

The College of Education and Legal Studies, Nguru congratulates all candidates whose names appear on the first batch admission list and wishes them success for the 2025/2026 academic session.

College of Education and Legal Studies, Nguru Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Academic Session

The College of Education and Legal Studies, Nguru has shared the full academic calendar for the 2025/2026 session.

This guide sets out the key dates for registration, lectures, teaching practice, SIWES, court attachment, breaks and examinations in clear order. It helps students, staff and parents see when each activity starts and ends, so they can plan study, work and travel with ease.

Overview of the College of Education and Legal Studies, Nguru academic session

The 2025/2026 session runs across two semesters.
The first semester begins with registration on 8 December 2025 and ends after external moderation of results in June 2026.
The second semester follows from May 2026, with lectures, examinations, SIWES and court attachment ending with external moderation in November 2026.

Public holidays are respected as they are announced by the authorities.

First semester 2025/2026

Registration and lecture schedule

• Commencement of registration exercise for 2025/2026 academic session
  • From: 8 December 2025
  • To: 2 January 2026
  • Duration: 4 weeks
• ETTC meets and approves lecture time-table
  • From: 11 December 2025
  • To: 11 December 2025
  • Duration: 1 day
• Commencement of lectures
  • From: 15 December 2025
  • To: 7 March 2026
  • Duration: 12 weeks
• Late registration period
  • From: 5 January 2026
  • To: 16 January 2026
  • Duration: 2 weeks

Teaching practice and matriculation

• Commencement and ending of Teaching Practice exercise for NCE III students
  • From: 12 January 2026
  • To: 1 May 2026
  • Duration: 16 weeks
• Matriculation exercise for new students
  • From: 21 January 2026
  • To: 21 January 2026
  • Duration: 1 day

Breaks, examinations and first semester moderation

• Ramadan break
  • From: 9 March 2026
  • To: 22 March 2026
  • Duration: 2 weeks
• Continuation and ending of lectures
  • From: 23 March 2026
  • To: 11 April 2026
  • Duration: 3 weeks
• First semester examinations
  • From: 13 April 2026
  • To: 25 April 2026
  • Duration: 2 weeks
• First semester break
  • From: 27 April 2026
  • To: 9 May 2026
  • Duration: 2 weeks
• External moderation and consideration of results at the Departmental, School, Academic Board Business Committee and Academic Board
  • From: 18 May 2026
  • To: 13 June 2026
  • Duration: 4 weeks

Second semester 2025/2026

Lectures and examinations

• ETTC meets and approves lecture time-table
  • From: 4 May 2026
  • To: 4 May 2026
  • Duration: 1 day
• Commencement and ending of second semester lectures
  • From: 11 May 2026
  • To: 21 August 2026
  • Duration: 15 weeks
• Second semester examinations
  • From: 24 August 2026
  • To: 5 September 2026
  • Duration: 2 weeks
• Second semester break
  • From: 7 September 2026
  • To: To be determined later

SIWES, court attachment and second semester moderation

• SIWES and court attachment period for Diploma students
  • From: 14 September 2026
  • To: 24 October 2026
  • Duration: 6 weeks
• External moderation and consideration of results at the Departmental, School, Academic Board Business Committee and Academic Board
  • From: 28 September 2026
  • To: 23 November 2026
  • Duration: 8 weeks

Resumption for 2026/2027 academic session

• Resumption date for the 2026/2027 academic session
  • December 2026, actual date to be determined later

Note on public holidays

All public holidays are observed as announced by the relevant authorities. Students and staff are expected to follow official notices from the college for any updates linked to these dates.

How students can use this calendar

Students can use this calendar to:

• Plan when to arrive on campus for registration in December 2025
• Arrange teaching practice and SIWES plans in line with the set weeks
• Prepare early for examinations in April and August 2026
• Plan rest and travel during semester breaks

 

 

Federal Polytechnic Kaltungo Part-Time ND Programme Admission Form for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Federal Polytechnic Kaltungo has opened part-time National Diploma (ND) admission for the 2025/2026 academic session. The part-time route gives room for workers, business owners, and other busy adults to gain a recognised ND while they keep their daily duties.

The management has shared full details on the available courses, entry requirements, and how applicants can complete the online form through the official portals.

Part-Time National Diploma (ND) programmes on offer

The part-time ND programmes available for the 2025/2026 academic session are:

1. ND Science Laboratory Technology
2. ND Statistics
3. ND Computer Science
4. ND Tourism Management Technology
5. ND Electrical & Electronic Engineering
6. ND Computer Engineering
7. ND Library & Information Science
8. ND Crime Management
9. ND Accountancy
10. ND Business Administration
11. ND Public Administration

Each course leads to a National Diploma at the end of successful study, in line with approved standards for ND programmes in Nigeria.

Admission requirements

Applicants must meet the basic O’Level requirements to gain admission into the part-time ND programmes.

Science-based programmes:

• Minimum of four (4) O’Level credits
• Credits must include Mathematics

Arts and Management-based programmes:

• Minimum of four (4) O’Level credits
• Credits must include English Language

Further notes:

• No JAMB result is required at the point of application
• JAMB regularisation will be done at a later stage as needed

These entry rules guide applicants to pick a course that fits their current O’Level results.

How to apply to Federal Polytechnic Kaltungo

All interested applicants should apply online through the approved portals.

Step 1: Visit the application portals

• Federal Polytechnic Kaltungo part-time ND application portal: basic.ng/fpk
• Official school website for more details: fedpolyklt.edu.ng

Step 2: Read the admission details

Applicants should read the instructions on the portal, confirm that they meet the O’Level requirements for their chosen course, and keep all documents ready before they start the form.

Step 3: Complete and submit the form

On the portal, applicants can create a profile, fill in personal data, O’Level details, and course choice, then submit the form as guided on the site. Payment steps and any extra notes are shown clearly on the portal pages.

Why the part-time ND route may suit many applicants

The part-time ND option helps those who work, run a small business, or care for family members and still wish to gain a formal qualification. Class times are planned to give more space for work and study to run side by side.

This kind of study path can support career growth, help staff gain better skills in their present job, or prepare them for fresh roles in areas such as science, computing, tourism, engineering, management, or public service.

Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) Reviews Transcript & Result Notification Fees

Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) has approved new fees for transcript requests and result notification letters.

This notice is for students and graduands who need official records from the college, either within Nigeria or outside the country.

New transcript fees at Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH)

The management of the college has agreed on higher charges for transcripts and related letters. These charges apply to students and past students who ask for their records.

The approved fees are:

• Letter of Notification of Transcript: N10,000
• Local Email of Transcript: N10,000
• Courier of Local Transcript: N25,000
• International Email: N20,000
• Courier of International Transcript: N80,000
• WES Email: N50,000

These rates take effect at once. All requests for transcripts, result notifications and WES processing will now follow the fees listed above.

Students and graduands of Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) are advised to check these fees before making any transcript or result notification request.

Bayero University, Kano (BUK) Shelves Second Semester Mid-Semester Break, Merges It with Christmas and New Year Holiday

The Management of Bayero University, Kano (BUK) has announced a change to the second semester calendar for all students.
The mid-semester break will no longer stand as a separate period. It is now joined with the Christmas and New Year holiday.

Students will begin the Christmas and New Year break on 22 December 2025. They will now return on 10 January 2026, instead of 3 January 2026. This longer break is meant to make up for the cancelled mid-semester break.

Key dates for Bayero University, Kano (BUK) students

Students should note these dates from the official second semester calendar:

• Mid-semester break: cancelled and merged with the Christmas and New Year holiday.
• Start of break: 22 December 2025.
• Original resumption date: 3 January 2026.
• New resumption date: 10 January 2026.

This clear change keeps the total rest time for the semester. The only difference is that the rest now comes in one longer block during the Christmas and New Year period.

What students should do now

Students are encouraged to:

• Mark the new break and resumption dates in their personal calendars.
• Plan travel and family visits with the new resumption date of 10 January 2026 in mind.
• Keep an eye on official Bayero University channels for any later notices linked to the second semester calendar.

By keeping to these dates, every student helps the smooth running of teaching, tests, and other academic work after the break.

The Management of Bayero University, Kano (BUK) shares this notice so that students can prepare well for study and rest over the Christmas and New Year period.

Modibbo Adama University (MAU) Postgraduate Registration Guide for 2025/2026 Session

Modibbo Adama University (MAU) in Yola has started registration for all new and returning postgraduate students for the 2025/2026 academic session.

The notice comes from the School of Postgraduate Studies and covers use of the online portal, login details, and how students can get support.

Key notice from the School of Postgraduate Studies

An internal memo dated 26 November 2025 was signed by A. B. Lawan (MNIM), Secretary of the School of Postgraduate Studies. The memo states that registration and fee payment will take place on the university postgraduate portal at MAU postgraduate portal.

Postgraduate students are asked to complete both their registration and payment steps on this portal.

Online registration steps at Modibbo Adama University (MAU)

Students are to follow the steps below for online registration:

1. Visit the MAU postgraduate portal.
2. Enter the required login details.
3. Use the default password Cpgs2025 if it has not been changed.
4. Complete the online registration and proceed to pay the approved fees.

Students should keep their portal details safe and avoid sharing their password with others.

Login details for new postgraduate students

For newly admitted postgraduate students, the memo gives two login options:

• Use the Matriculation Number shown on the admission letter, for example: M.Sc/POL/25/00000.
• Use the Application ID shown on the application form, for example: 2025-0300-00001.

These details allow the student to enter the portal and carry out online registration and payment.

Default password for fresh and returning students

The memo sets one default password for all fresh and returning postgraduate students: Cpgs2025.

This password applies to both new and returning students unless they have already changed it on the portal.

Support from the School of Postgraduate Studies

Students who need help with registration or portal access can reach the School of Postgraduate Studies by email at spgs@mau.edu.ng.

They can also call any of these phone numbers for support:

• 07063505308
• 07013795192

The office can guide students on issues such as portal login, fee payment, or other questions linked to postgraduate registration.

Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) Orientation Exercise for 2025/2026 Fresh Students

The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) has released the timetable for its 2025 to 2026 orientation programme for fresh students.

The Students Affairs Division shared the schedule, noting that the sessions will run from Monday 1 December to Sunday 7 December 2025. All events are planned for the Obafemi Awolowo Auditorium in Obanla, starting at 8:30 a.m. each day. This update helps new students understand what to expect as they begin their studies at the university.

Schedule and Purpose of the Orientation

The week-long programme introduces new students to the academic set-up, student support services, and the daily rhythm of life on campus. It also gives them clear guidance on how to settle in, find key offices, and understand the regulations that shape their study period. Each session is arranged to give a steady start to university life.

Venue and Attendance Details

Every activity will be held at the Obafemi Awolowo Auditorium. The university has stated that attendance is required for all new students. This helps ensure that everyone receives the same early guidance before classes begin.

Key Notes for New Students

• Sessions start at 8:30 a.m. daily
• Programme runs from 1 to 7 December 2025
• All meetings are at the Obafemi Awolowo Auditorium
• Attendance is required

The orientation shows the university’s plan to support students from their first day. By following the schedule set by the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), new students can begin their studies with a clear understanding of their new environment.

Federal University Dutse (FUD) School Fees Schedule for 2025/2026 Academic Session

The approved fees for Federal University Dutse (FUD)  have been released by the Office of the Bursar for the 2025/2026 academic session. The schedule covers all undergraduate programmes. Each fee reflects the cost for fresh students, returning students, and final-year students across the various faculties.

The list below shows the confirmed figures shared by the university for Clinical Sciences, Nursing, Basic Medical Sciences, Environmental Health, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Agriculture, Computing, Arts and Social Sciences, Management Sciences, and Education.

FUD School Fees by Faculty

Faculty of Clinical Sciences (MBBS)

• Fresh Student Only – ₦201,000.00
• Returning Student (Pre-Clinical Level 2) – ₦251,000.00
• Returning Student (Pre-Clinical Level 3) – ₦246,000.00
• Returning Student (Clinical Level 4) – ₦291,000.00
• Returning Student (Clinical Level 5) – ₦256,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year Clinical Level 6) – ₦221,000.00

Nursing

• Level 1 Fresh Student Only – ₦169,000.00
• Level 2 Returning Student Only – ₦157,250.00
• Level 3 Returning Student Only – ₦157,250.00
• Level 4 Returning Student Only – ₦129,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) – ₦176,000.00

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

(Human Anatomy / Physiology)

• Fresh Student Only – ₦173,000.00
• Returning Student Level 2 – ₦138,000.00
• Returning Student Level 3 – ₦153,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) – ₦158,000.00

Environmental Health Sciences and Public Health

• Fresh Student Only – ₦173,000.00
• Returning Student Level 2 – ₦138,000.00
• Returning Student Level 3 – ₦153,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) – ₦173,000.00

Faculty of Life Sciences

• Fresh Student Only – ₦140,000.00
• Returning Student – ₦105,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) – ₦105,000.00

Faculty of Physical Sciences

• Fresh Student Only – ₦140,000.00
• Returning Student – ₦105,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) – ₦105,000.00

Faculty of Agricultural Sciences

• Fresh Student Only – ₦136,000.00
• Returning Student – ₦101,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) – ₦104,000.00

Faculty of Computing

• Fresh Student Only – ₦129,000.00
• Returning Student – ₦94,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) – ₦100,000.00

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

• Fresh Student Only – ₦119,000.00
• Returning Student – ₦84,000.00
• Returning Student EDS (Level 3) – ₦89,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) – ₦94,000.00
• Returning Student CSS (Final Year) – ₦99,000.00

Faculty of Management Sciences

• Fresh Student Only – ₦119,000.00
• Returning Student – ₦84,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) – ₦94,000.00
• Business Administration Student Level 3 Only – ₦89,000.00

Faculty of Education

• Fresh Student Only – ₦119,000.00
• Returning Student Level 2 – ₦84,000.00
• Returning Student Level 3 – ₦96,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) Library Science – ₦94,000.00
• Returning Student (Final Year) Primary Education & Islamic Studies – ₦106,000.00

Hostel Maintenance Fee

• Hostel Maintenance Fee (for students in university accommodation) – ₦40,000.00

LASU Entrance Examination Notice for SPTS Applicants: Steps to Print CBT Venue Checker for the 2025/2026 Session

Applicants preparing for the Lagos State University (LASU) School of Part-Time Studies (SPTS) entrance examination for the 2025/2026 session have received an official notice.

The CBT exercise is set for Saturday, 29 November 2025. Each applicant is expected to print a CBT venue checker on the LASU website. This helps confirm the batch and time for the test.

How to Print the CBT Venue Checker

Follow the steps set out on the university site:

1. Visit the official Lagos State University website at www.lasu.edu.ng
2. Point the cursor at the Students tab to show the sub-menus.
3. Select the CBT Exam Venue Allocator.
4. Enter the application form number on the page that appears and select Submit.
5. Print the venue checker, which shows the batch and exact time to appear at the CBT centre.

Key Points for All LASU Applicants

Applicants taking the entrance examination must follow the guidelines below:

• Report at the new Central Library only at the time and batch shown on the printed venue checker.
• Those whose time has not reached should stay clear of the CBT area.
• Anyone who appears with a batch that is not assigned will not be allowed to take the test.
• Bags and handsets are not allowed at the centre.
• Applicants should bring a clear copy of the application form, the printed venue checker, and a valid means of identification.
• Parents are not allowed inside the CBT area.

Final Notes for LASU SPTS Candidates

LASU has set these steps to keep the entrance examination process steady and fair for all applicants. Following the simple instructions on the venue checker helps each candidate know where and when to appear. Every applicant is encouraged to prepare early and come with the listed documents.

University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED) Matriculation Ceremony Date, Time and Venue for New Students for the 2025/2026 Session

The University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED), Ondo, matriculation notice for the 2025/2026 session is now out. The update gives new students a clear guide on the ceremony date, venue and time. This helps those entering the University of Medical Sciences in Ondo City prepare for their first formal event on campus.

The details below follow the official announcement and present the schedule in a simple format.

UNIMED Matriculation Details for New Students

The University of Medical Sciences has fixed the matriculation ceremony for new students as follows:

Event: 11th Matriculation Ceremony
Date: Wednesday, 3rd December 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. prompt
Venue: Main Auditorium, Odosida Campus, UNIMED, Ondo City

Guests are expected to be seated ahead of time. The notice lists 9:05 a.m., 11:05 a.m., 1:05 p.m. and 3:05 p.m. as seating checkpoints for different sessions.

What the Ceremony Means for New Students

The matriculation ceremony marks the formal start of study at the University of Medical Sciences. It is usually the first official event where students are welcomed and introduced to the academic community. Many students use this event to meet their coursemates, get familiar with the campus setting and understand the early steps of their study plan.

 

 

University of Lagos (UNILAG) Foundation Studies Orientation Details for New Students for the 2025/2026 Session

The School of Foundation Studies at University of Lagos (UNILAG) has shared the details for its orientation programme for the 2025/2026 session. The update gives new students a clear guide on the date, time, and venue.

Anyone starting the Foundation Studies programme at the University of Lagos can rely on this short notice to plan ahead and settle in with ease.

UNILAG Orientation Schedule for Foundation Studies

The School of Foundation Studies has fixed the orientation as follows for new students who have just secured admission into the programme:

Date: Thursday, December 4, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Venue: J. F. Ade Ajayi Auditorium, UNILAG

All newly admitted students are expected to be present at the set time. Attending helps them understand the programme structure and the support available during the session.

Orientation at the University of Lagos offers a first look at the academic set-up for Foundation Studies. Students usually get guidance on registration steps, study timelines, and contacts for support. This helps them settle into their new environment without stress.

University of Uyo (UNIUYO) School Fees Schedule for 2025/2026 Academic Session

The University of Uyo (UNIUYO) school fees schedule for the 2025/2026 session is now available.

The breakdown covers charges for new students, Direct Entry students, and returning learners from different faculties. Each set of figures here reflects the details released by the management of the University of Uyo, presented in a clear format to help applicants and students plan ahead.

School Fees for New Students

100 Level Students Fees

The charges for new students in the 100 level vary across faculties. Most programmes follow a similar pattern, while courses in health-related fields and professional areas have higher fees. Each section below lists the first and second semester fees along with the total for the session.

Arts

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Communication Media Studies

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Education

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Agriculture

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Basic Medical Sciences

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Allied Health Sciences

1st Semester: ₦98,350
2nd Semester: ₦73,250
Total: ₦171,600

Human Nutrition and Dietetics

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Management Sciences

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Medicine and Surgery

1st Semester: ₦98,350
2nd Semester: ₦73,250
Total: ₦171,600

Engineering

1st Semester: ₦80,850
2nd Semester: ₦55,750
Total: ₦136,600

Environmental Studies

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Architecture

1st Semester: ₦80,850
2nd Semester: ₦55,750
Total: ₦136,600

Law

1st Semester: ₦80,850
2nd Semester: ₦55,750
Total: ₦136,600

Pharmacy

1st Semester: ₦80,850
2nd Semester: ₦55,750
Total: ₦136,600

Computing

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Social Science

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Vocational Education and Library Science

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Physical Sciences

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Biological Sciences

1st Semester: ₦65,850
2nd Semester: ₦45,750
Total: ₦111,600

Dentistry

1st Semester: ₦98,350
2nd Semester: ₦73,250
Total: ₦171,600

Direct Entry Students Fees

Direct Entry fees follow the same structure as those for 100 level students, with slight differences in the semester charges. The details below show the updated figures across faculties.

Arts

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Communication Media Studies

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Education

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Agriculture

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Basic Medical Sciences

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Allied Health Sciences

1st Semester: ₦99,350
2nd Semester: ₦74,250
Total: ₦173,600

Human Nutrition and Dietetics

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Management Sciences

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Medicine and Surgery

1st Semester: ₦99,350
2nd Semester: ₦74,250
Total: ₦173,600

Engineering

1st Semester: ₦81,850
2nd Semester: ₦56,750
Total: ₦138,600

Environmental Studies

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Architecture

1st Semester: ₦81,850
2nd Semester: ₦56,750
Total: ₦138,600

Law

1st Semester: ₦81,850
2nd Semester: ₦56,750
Total: ₦138,600

Pharmacy

1st Semester: ₦81,850
2nd Semester: ₦56,750
Total: ₦138,600

Computing

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Social Science

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Vocational Education and Library Science

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Physical Sciences

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Biological Sciences

1st Semester: ₦66,850
2nd Semester: ₦46,750
Total: ₦113,600

Dentistry

1st Semester: ₦99,350
2nd Semester: ₦74,250
Total: ₦173,600

School Fees for Returning Students

Fees for 200 Level

Returning students in 200 level have lower charges. The fee structure varies by faculty, with creative and technical fields following their own schedules.

Arts

Theatre Arts: ₦77,450
Music: ₦77,450
Other Departments: ₦72,450

Communication Media Studies

Total: ₦77,450

Education

Sciences: ₦77,450
Technical: ₦77,450
Other Departments: ₦72,450

Agriculture

Total: ₦77,450

Basic Medical Sciences

Total: ₦77,450

Management Science

Total: ₦72,450

Allied Health Sciences

Total: ₦132,450

Human Nutrition and Dietetics

Total: ₦77,450

Medicine and Surgery

Total: ₦132,450

Engineering

Total: ₦102,450

Environmental Studies

Total: ₦77,450

Architecture

Total: ₦102,450

Law

Total: ₦97,450

Pharmacy

Total: ₦102,450

Computing

Total: ₦77,450

Physical Sciences

Total: ₦77,450

Biological Sciences

Total: ₦77,450

Social Science

Total: ₦72,450

Vocational Education and Library Science

Total: ₦77,450

Dentistry

Total: ₦132,450

Fees for 300, 400, 500 Level and Above

Students in higher levels see a small drop in their charges. Below is the updated list.

Arts

Theatre Arts: ₦75,450
Music: ₦75,450
Other Departments: ₦70,450

Communication Media Studies

Total: ₦75,450

Education

Sciences: ₦75,450
Technical: ₦75,450
Other Departments: ₦70,450

Agriculture

Total: ₦75,450

Basic Medical Sciences

Total: ₦75,450

Management Science

Total: ₦70,450

Allied Health Sciences

Total: ₦130,450

Human Nutrition and Dietetics

Total: ₦75,450

Medicine and Surgery

Total: ₦130,450

Engineering

Total: ₦100,450

Environmental Studies

Total: ₦75,450

Architecture

Total: ₦100,450

Law

Total: ₦95,450

Pharmacy

Total: ₦100,450

Computing

Total: ₦75,450

Physical Sciences

Total: ₦75,450

Biological Sciences

Total: ₦75,450

Social Science

Total: ₦70,450

Vocational Education and Library Science

Total: ₦75,450

Dentistry

Total: ₦130,450

Closing Notes on UNIUYO Fees for 2025/2026

This updated UNIUYO school fees guide gives students a clear view of the charges for the 2025/2026 session. Anyone planning to join or return to the University of Uyo can use this as a quick reference when arranging payments or preparing for the new academic year.

Taraba State University (TASU) Pre-Degree Programme Admission Form for 2026/2027 Academic Session

Taraba State University, often called TASU, has opened its pre-degree application window for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The notice comes from the Gen. TY Danjuma College of Preliminary Studies in Jalingo. Students planning to strengthen their academic base before moving into full undergraduate study can now submit their forms. Within the first few steps of the process, applicants will see that the requirements are clear and that the online portal is simple to use.

About the Pre-Degree Options

The college is offering three main tracks for the session:

Pre-Science

Designed for students who plan to enter science-related degree courses at TASU. It helps them build core subjects like mathematics and basic sciences.

Pre-Art

Suitable for students who want to prepare for degree courses in humanities and related areas. It provides grounding in reading, writing and social studies.

Pre-Commercial

Suited to students intending to study management, commerce or similar fields. It gives support in subjects connected with business and finance.

Entry Requirements

Students applying for any of the pre-degree tracks must have at least five credits in relevant subjects from SSCE, NECO or NABTEB examinations. These credits should match the intended degree pathway so that students can progress smoothly after the programme.

How to Apply

Application forms are available online through the university portal at TSU application portal.
After payment, each applicant should complete the form online, print it and submit the hard copy to the College Director’s Office in Takum. Photocopies of the applicant’s credentials must be attached before submission.

Students who prefer in-person support may visit the college to complete the online steps.

Accommodation

Accommodation is open to both male and female students once they meet the stated conditions. This helps applicants plan their move without worrying about housing.

Enquiries

For questions about the TASU pre-degree process, students can reach the college through the following phone numbers:

08122328881
08039492014
08165927165
09035640420

Full-time Academic and Administrative Vacancies at the College of Nursing Sciences, Adazi-Nnukwu

The College of Nursing Sciences, Adazi-Nnukwu is inviting applications from candidates who meet the set requirements for several senior roles.

The college aims to appoint persons with strong academic records, clear teaching experience and sound leadership skills. Students and prospective applicants often look for reliable details, so this guide presents the roles and expectations in a clear way while keeping all facts unchanged.

Available Positions

College Provost

The post of Provost is open to a candidate with a PhD and at least ten years as a registered educator with the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. The role calls for no less than five years of administrative work in a university, a college of nursing or a similar body.
Persons with an MSc in Nursing or Midwifery may also be considered if they have the needed teaching experience, hold NMCN educator status and can show proof of academic growth. The appointment runs for five years and may be renewed.

Head of Department, Nursing

Applicants need a Master’s degree in Nursing or an equivalent field. They must also have at least five years as a Registered Nurse Educator and at least two years of administrative work in a university, a college of nursing or a similar body.
Those with close academic qualifications who meet the teaching and registration requirements may also be considered. The appointment runs for three years and may be renewed.

Head of Department, Midwifery

A Master’s degree in Midwifery, Maternal and Child Health Nursing or an equivalent field is required. The role also needs at least five years as a Registered Midwife Educator and at least two years of administrative work in a related learning environment.

Head of Department, Public Health

Candidates need a Master’s degree in Public Health Nursing, Maternal and Child Health Nursing or an equivalent field, plus at least five years as a Registered Public Health Nurse Educator. Two years of administrative work in a university, a college of nursing or a similar body is also required.

Application Method

Applicants are to submit three copies of their application, curriculum vitae and relevant certificates. These must reach the college on or before Tuesday, 27 January 2026.
Two referees should send original recommendation letters, each with a phone number and email address. A soft copy of the application letter, CV and certificates should be sent to the college’s email.

Placement and Pay Structure

The Provost will receive the minimum pay for a University Senior Lecturer at CONUASS 5, plus administrative allowances.
Heads of Department will receive the minimum pay for a University Lecturer I at CONUASS 4, plus administrative allowances.

Submission Address

All documents should be placed in one envelope and sent to:

The Administrator
College of Nursing Sciences
Adazi-Nnukwu
Anambra State

Soft copies are to be emailed to the address provided by the college.

Edo State University Alerts Public About False Security Memo and Confirms Campus Safety

The Management of Edo State University, Iyamho is calling the attention of students, staff, and the wider public to a memo moving around with the heading “Security Alert – Movement Restrictions”. The message did not come from the Acting Registrar or any authorised office, and it is entirely false.

There is no confirmed security threat on campus, and no report of suspected bandits in the university. The story being shared is misleading and was created to spread fear. It should be ignored.

The University also states that anyone who spreads claims that cause worry, mislead the public, or attempt to damage the name of the University may face legal action.

All students, staff, and members of the public are encouraged to rely only on official announcements. Every genuine update will continue to come through the approved communication channels of the University Management.

The campus remains safe, calm, and fully active.

Kwara State College of Health Technology, Offa Addresses False Security Rumour and Confirms Campus Safety

The Management of the Kwara State College of Health Technology, Offa has responded to a false message shared across social media claiming that bandits entered the campus.

The College states clearly that the claim is untrue and has no link to any real event. There has been no breach of security on the campus. Activities are calm, and classes are running as usual.

Early checks show that a small group of people may have spread the rumour without thinking about the effect on others. The Management considers this act very serious because it has caused fear among students, parents, staff, and members of the public.

The College Security Department, working with security agencies, has confirmed that the campus and nearby areas remain safe.

The Provost, Elder Ayanshola Benjamin, explained that the College is worried about how quickly the false report spread. He restated that the safety of students and staff remains a core duty. He also said the College has strong security measures in place and is tracing the source of the rumour. Anyone found responsible will face disciplinary action based on the College’s rules and the law.

The Management asks students, parents, and the public to:

• Ignore the false message in full.
• Stop sharing the unverified post.
• Rely only on official updates from the College. These include the College website, verified social media pages, and notices from the Office of the Registrar.

The College remains focused on keeping a safe and calm place for learning and research. The Management calls for calm and for careful use of social media.

Kaduna Polytechnic HND Evening Programme Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

The Kaduna Polytechnic HND Evening Programme admission list for 2025/2026 is now online. Kaduna Polytechnic has shared the names of candidates offered provisional places for the new session.

Students can check their status with a simple step-by-step process through the school portal.

How to check the Kaduna Polytechnic HND Evening Programme Admission List

1. Visit the Kaduna Polytechnic Admission Status Portal at kadunapoly.edu.ng/students/check-admission
2. Enter your Application Number
3. Select Check and allow a short moment for the page to load
4. Your admission result will appear on the screen

Students who have gained entry are advised to follow the next steps provided on the school portal.

Those who see their names on the HND Evening Programme list can move ahead with registration once the school releases the full timetable.

Congratulations to every student offered a place on the Kaduna Polytechnic HND Evening Programme.

Degree Routes for Health-Focused Students Now Open at University of Mkar, Mkar (UMM)

The National Universities Commission has approved new degree routes at the University of Mkar, Mkar (UMM).

Students seeking clear paths in health-related studies can now begin courses at UMM in areas that prepare them for practical, service-focused work. Each programme offers a steady way into roles where care, science, and community support are central.

New Courses Now Open at UMM

Students can apply for any of the following approved courses that support hands-on learning and skill growth:

• B.N.Sc. Nursing Sciences
• B.Sc. Anatomy
• B.Sc. Human Physiology
• B.Sc. Public Health
• B.Sc. Orthotics and Prosthetics
• B.MLS. Medical Laboratory Sciences

These degree paths give learners the chance to study human structure, body systems, public health needs, clinical testing, and mobility support tools. Each field offers clear examples of work that helps people every day, from patient care to laboratory analysis.

UMM welcomes applicants ready to learn, practise, and shape their careers with guidance from trained staff who focus on steady student growth.

How to Apply

Prospective students can submit applications through the official UMM admissions channel.
For enquiries: 08069728467, 08067844519, 07067067625.

Students who choose UMM can begin a study path that supports their plans and helps them prepare for work that serves communities.

Tai Solarin Federal University of Education (TASFUED) Registration and Clearance Requirement for 2025/2026 Fresh Students

The Admissions Office of Tai Solarin Federal University of Education, known as TASFUED, has shared the approved registration and clearance steps for students admitted for the 2025/2026 session.

These steps guide UTME and Direct Entry candidates through the documents they need for a smooth start at the university. The list below reflects the items students must present during the clearance stage.

Registration and Clearance Documents

Core Requirements

1. Clearance Certificate in original form with the signature and stamp of the Head of Department.
2. JAMB Admission Letter issued for TASFUED (original institution copy).
3. JAMB Admission Letter for OND, NCE, HND or similar records used for Direct Entry.
4. TASFUED Admission Consideration Letter in original form.
5. 2025/2026 UTME or Direct Entry Application Form in original bio-data format.
6. Receipt for the application form fee of two thousand naira.
7. JAMB result slip for UTME or JAMB acknowledgement form for Direct Entry in original form.
8. Acceptance fee receipt in stamped photocopy form.
9. School fee receipt in stamped photocopy form.
10. Registration fee receipt in stamped photocopy form.
11. Verified copy of all O-level results.
12. Transition letter with score for Pre-Degree or JUPEB from TASFUED in stamped photocopy form, where needed.
13. Notification of results for OND, NCE, HND, IJMB, ANBC, ANTC or JUPEB obtained from 2022 upward for Direct Entry use.
14. Certificates for higher qualifications for Direct Entry from 2021 downward.
15. Transition receipt for JUPEB or Pre-Degree, where needed.
16. NCE or OND results for Direct Entry.
17. Transcript of NCE or OND for Direct Entry.
18. Evidence of name change or marriage certificate, where needed.
19. Medical fitness certificate in original form from the TASFUED Clinic.
20. Birth certificate or sworn age declaration in photocopy form.
21. Confirmed 2025 Ogun State electronic tax clearance certificate. Students must use the tax office in Ijebu-Ode or Odogbolu and avoid middlemen.
22. Reference letter from a Public or Civil Servant not below Grade Level 12 or equivalent in original form.
23. Acceptance form in original form.
24. Matriculation Oath record.
25. Testimonial from the secondary school attended.
26. Certificate of Origin from the student’s Local Government Area.
27. Orientation certificate.

Notes on Direct Entry Candidates

Direct Entry students must pay close attention to items related to higher qualifications, transcripts, and accepted years of completion. Only approved records will be accepted during clearance.

What Students Should Expect Next

Students are encouraged to keep all documents safe and well arranged for the clearance desk. Presenting complete records helps staff confirm details quickly and reduces delays. This process marks the formal start of academic life at the university.

The requirements above reflect the current steps for the 2025/2026 admission cycle at Tai Solarin Federal University of Education. The proper preparation of these documents gives each new student a clear path into TASFUED.

 

GOUNI to Present Certificates to 500 Graduates at Its 13th Convocation

Godfrey Okoye University in Enugu is getting ready for a major event as about five hundred and sixty students look forward to receiving their certificates on Saturday, 6 December 2025.
The update came from the Chairperson of the Senate Ceremonies Committee, Mrs Lynda Ugwuonah, during a live session on Dreams FM Enugu. She explained that the graduating students come from the Faculties of Management and Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Environmental Studies, Law, Arts and Education, along with the School of Postgraduate Studies.

Mrs Ugwuonah added that two well-known Nigerians will receive honorary doctorate degrees. She also shared that two senior academics will be honoured with the title of Professor Emeritus.

The convocation events stretch across a full week. They begin with a Holy Mass on Sunday, 30 November. Monday has been marked as Competition Day. Tuesday, 2 December, will include the GOUNI Marathon and a news briefing. Wednesday is planned as Creativity Day. On Thursday, the university will welcome parents for the Parents’ Forum and host Entrepreneurship Day.
Friday will hold the Convocation Lecture, the Hall of Fame induction, and the conferment of Professor Emeritus. The certificate awards will take place on Saturday. A final Holy Mass on Sunday, 7 December, will close the week.

During the programme, Professor Mrs Modesta Egiyi, Chairperson of the GOUNI Marathon Committee and University Bursar, said that more than 70 percent of GOUNI graduates find work after completing their national service. She linked this result to the practical, career-ready skills students gain during their courses.

She also announced that the university’s new DNA Centre at the main campus in Ugwuomu Nike will open in December 2025. Professor Egiyi noted that the GOUNI Marathon, which began in 2022, keeps encouraging good health, teamwork, and unity among young people across Nigeria.

She stated that full safety plans are ready for this year’s marathon. Anyone who is medically unfit or found breaking the rules will not be allowed to join the race.

Godfrey Okoye University continues to make a positive impact across communities in Nigeria, especially in Enugu State. The university stays true to its culture of openness and welcomes people from all walks of life without discrimination.

Ajayi Crowther University graduates 2,336 at 17th convocation

The Vice Chancellor of Ajayi Crowther University (ACU), Oyo, Professor Ebunoluwa Olufemi Oduwole, shared key milestones from her first two months in office and outlined new academic, structural and administrative steps planned ahead of the University’s 17th Convocation Ceremony.

Professor Oduwole said her team had settled quickly into work, with clear focus on stronger teaching, better student support and wider visibility for the University across the country and beyond.

A total of 3,633 students will graduate this year. The undergraduate group has 2,336 students, with 76 earning First Class Honours, 1,408 in Second Class Upper, 810 in Second Class Lower and 42 in Third Class. The postgraduate group includes 170 postgraduate diplomas and 1,127 Master’s degrees.

She noted that the National Universities Commission (NUC) had recently carried out accreditation and re-accreditation checks on seven programmes, and the University expects positive reports. Three new programmes—Journalism and Media Studies, Broadcasting and Information and Media Science—are waiting for NUC resource verification. The University also plans to introduce its Artificial Intelligence degree once approval is granted.

Preparations for a new College of Health Sciences have been completed. The college will run programmes in Medicine, Pharmacy and other health fields once it begins operations.

To make better use of campus space, the University has reassigned major faculties. Agriculture now runs at the Kiyeseni Awe Campus, Engineering now operates from the Offa Meta Campus, while Computing has taken over the former Engineering complex.

The Vice Chancellor also shared updates on improved internet access made possible through new telecoms partnerships. Work on the University Health Centre is ongoing, with building repairs, new staff recruitment and fresh equipment already lined up. Plans for a modern teaching hospital are also in progress.

She pointed to student achievements in practical work, competitions and sports. These included engineering students who built a solar-powered irrigation system and law students who performed strongly at national moot trials. She stressed the University’s firm stand against drug abuse and its continued work with the NDLEA.

Professor Oduwole also announced the coming Research Grant Clinic, which will guide staff as they apply for grants. Efforts to support staff growth, training and welfare are also being strengthened.

As part of the convocation events, staff and students from the Faculties of Agriculture and Engineering presented new creations such as farm tools, agro-processing machines, solar solutions, software applications and farm produce.

She also celebrated ACU alumni, including Olaseinde-Williams Godwin Oluseye, who is listed among the world’s top 2 percent most influential scientists.

The Vice Chancellor restated the University’s focus on sound teaching, steady growth and strong moral values, noting that ACU aims to prepare students with skills that help them progress in a fast-changing society.

 

Shehu Sule College of Nursing Sciences announces entrance examination date, 2025/2026

The Shehu Sule College of Nursing Sciences, Damaturu, has issued an official notice to all prospective candidates who applied for admission into the Community Nursing and Midwifery programmes for the 2025/2026 academic session.

Bayero University Kano (BUK) merges mid-semester break with Christmas/New Year Holiday

The Management of Bayero University, Kano wishes to inform all students of an important adjustment to the Second Semester calendar.

FULOKOJA issues public disclaimer on false affiliation claims

Graduate Heartwarmingly Celebrates Her Husband as She Signs Out of University

A newly graduated woman went viral after emotionally celebrating her husband’s unwavering support during her university journey, publicly honoring him with a heartfelt gesture during her sign-out ceremony.

A newly graduated woman has gone viral after expressing deep appreciation for her husband, who supported her throughout her academic journey.

In a heartfelt post shared on social media, the graduate proudly celebrated her milestone and gave special recognition to her Caucasian husband, calling him the “love of her life.” As part of the sign-out tradition, she wore a white shirt covered in farewell messages and signatures from friends and classmates.

A Husband’s Support on Her Big Day

The emotional moment unfolded as her husband made a surprise appearance at her graduation celebration. In a display of gratitude and cultural reverence, she knelt halfway to the ground in front of him — a traditional gesture of respect. He quickly lifted her up and pulled her into a warm embrace, sparking cheers from onlookers.

The husband had also gifted her a bouquet made of cash in different denominations, adding a personal and celebratory touch to the occasion. Their touching interaction drew attention from fellow students and passersby who gathered to witness the couple’s display of affection.

Social Media Reactions

Many internet users shared their excitement and congratulations in the comment section. One user, @F²💍🎀💍, wrote:

“Congratulations wifey ❤️❤️❤️ You deserve it. I’m happy for you 🥰”

Another, clearly moved by the emotional moment, said:

@blessingchinaza70: “Awwww, who is cutting onions 🥺🥺 Congratulations sis 😍😍😍”

The heartwarming moment was captured in a video shared by TikTok user @helenabob11, and it has since attracted thousands of views and reactions online.

🎥 Watch the video here

 

Federal Polytechnic Nassarawa Admission list, 2025/2026 out on JAMB CAPS

Federal Polytechnic Nassarawa Admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session has been released. This is to inform all candidates who participated in the 2025/2026 Admission Screening Exercise that they can proceed to check if their names are on the Provisional Admission list of successful candidates

Delta State University (DELSU) Direct Entry (DE) admission cut-of marks for 2025/2026 session

The Delta State University, Abraka (DELSU) has announced the cut-off marks for Direct Entry admissions exercise for the 2025/2026 academic session.

UNICAL SUG warns students against illegal space allocation

The Students Union Government (SUG) Taskforce of the University of Calabar has issued a stern warning to individuals involved in the illegal allocation of spaces meant for official use within the university.

Lagos State University of Education (LASUED) notice to newly admitted students on medical screening exercise, 2025/2026

This is to inform parents, guardians, and newly admitted students of the Lagos State University of Education (LASUED) that the Medical Exercise for the 2025/2026 Academic Session will commence as follows:

Adekunle Ajasin University (AAUA) admission list for 2025/2026 session

The Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba (AAUA) Admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session has been released. This is to inform all candidates who participated in the 2025/2026 Admission Screening Exercise that they can proceed to check if their names are on the Provisional Admission list of successful candidates.

University of Lagos (UNILAG) releases UTME merit cut-off marks, 2025/2026

Prospective students, parents/guardians and other members of the public are hereby informed that the University of Lagos has officially released the UTME Merit Admission Cut-Off Marks for the 2025/2026 Academic Session.

Believe In Nigeria’s Potentials, NYSC DG General Nafiu Tells Corps Members

Corps Members have been advised to put Nigeria first in all they do and strongly believe the possibilities the country has in store for them.

The Director General of National Youth Service Corps, Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu stated this while addressing the 2025 Batch ‘B’ Stream Two Corps Members at NYSC Lagos State Orientation Camp in Iyana-Ipaja.

He described Lagos as the land of opportunity and so, urged them to work hard and build themselves up. They were further encouraged to serve their fatherland with dedication and selflessness, in addition, leave indelible marks in their various places of primary assignment across the State.

General Nafiu also charged the Corps Members to use the period of the Orientation Course to get to know one another and the diverse cultures of the country.

He said as leaders of tomorrow, they should network and integrate among themselves since they had obeyed the Clarion call for National Service.

Speaking further, the Director General advised the Corps Members to utilize the series of lectures they would have in Camp to prepare themselves adequately for the service year.

“Respect their culture, integrate properly and you are going to appreciate the value of Lagos culture”, he said.

While presenting her Camp situation report to the Director General, the NYSC Lagos State Coordinator, Mrs Christiana Salmwang said since the commencement of the Orientation Exercise, the Corps Members had shown readiness with their spirit of nationalism and dedication to assimilate the tenets of the Orientation Exercise for a seamless service year.

She added that they had all imbibed team work in all they do.

Salmwang stated further that a total of 1,805 males and 1,213 females were registered at the Lagos Camp, while Osun had 436 males and 427 females.

She added that the State also had dislodged Corps Members in the Ondo, Ogun and Ekiti States. The Coordinator stated further that the grand total of registered Corps Members for Lagos State including the dislodged was 6,098.

 

Kano State Polytechnic Postgraduate Diploma Admission Form for 2025/2026 Academic Session

It’s that time again when dreams take another step forward. Kano State Polytechnic has officially announced the sale of forms for its Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) programmes for the 2025/2026 academic session, and if you’ve been waiting to upskill or switch lanes career-wise, this might just be your chance.

You know that feeling when you’ve done your first degree and you start thinking, “What next?” Well, this announcement answers that question neatly.

Available Programmes At Kano State Polytechnic

The PGD options at KANOPOLY spread across science, engineering, business, and design, giving applicants room to choose what fits their passion or profession best. Whether you’re into numbers, machines, management, or creativity, there’s something for everyone here.

Here’s the full list of courses on offer:

1. Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science (Options)
2. Postgraduate Diploma in Physics
3. Postgraduate Diploma in Chemistry
4. Postgraduate Diploma in Electrical Engineering
5. Postgraduate Diploma in Microbiology
6. Postgraduate Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
7. Postgraduate Diploma in Biochemistry
8. Postgraduate Diploma in Architectural Technology
9. Postgraduate Diploma in Statistics
10. Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting and Finance
11. Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration and Management
12. Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration and Human Resource Management
13. Postgraduate Diploma in Arts and Industrial Design
14. Postgraduate Diploma in Procurement and Supply Chain Management

Quite a lineup, right? It’s like a buffet of career options, and all you have to do is pick your plate.

How To Apply

Applying is straightforward. No stress. Just visit the Kano State Polytechnic admission portal to fill out your application form.

Before you begin, it’s always smart to double-check your qualifications and have your documents handy. Nobody wants to be halfway through the process and realise something’s missing.

Why This Could Be Your Next Big Step

Postgraduate Diploma programmes are often where many people find their footing again. Whether you’re looking to polish your skills, meet new professional standards, or pivot to another career entirely, PGD courses are like bridges, connecting what you already know to what you need next.

And for Kano State Polytechnic, the goal has always been practical learning. These aren’t just classroom lessons, they’re industry-shaped programmes built to prepare you for real challenges out there.

So, if you’ve been postponing postgraduate studies, maybe this is your nudge. You could start now, and by this time next year, be closer to that new role or promotion you’ve been eyeing. Life’s too short to keep saying “maybe next session.”

Better to grab this one while the doors are still open, right?

Lagos State Cooperative College (LASCOCO) Skill-Up Acquisition Technical Training Programme Admission 2025

If you’ve ever wanted to roll up your sleeves and learn a hands-on trade that pays well, this might be your cue. The Lagos State Cooperative College (LASCOCO) has opened admission for its 2025 Skill-Up Acquisition Technical Training Programme, and it’s shaping up to be a golden chance for anyone dreaming of a solid career in technical work.

You know how people often say, “skills no dey spoil”? This right here is one of those times when that saying hits home.

A Quick Look At The Programme

The Skill-Up Acquisition Technical Training isn’t your usual classroom sit-down affair. It’s a 9-month course that mixes training with real-life industrial attachment, meaning students get both the theory and the grit of on-site experience.

By the end, successful trainees earn a globally recognised City & Guilds certificate, right here in Nigeria. That means you don’t have to travel abroad to earn an internationally accepted qualification.

The programme focuses on four main trades that are always in demand:

• Welding and Fabrication
• Electrical Installation and Maintenance
• Mechanical Fittings
• Plumbing and Pipefittings

These fields don’t just build homes and factories, they build futures.

Admission Details And How To Apply

The best part? The process isn’t complicated or tight. LASCOCO has kept things flexible, which is great news for anyone who may have been sitting on the fence. The minimum qualification is a school certificate, so whether you’re a fresh school leaver or someone looking to reskill, you’re covered.

Here’s how to apply:

• Visit the official LASCOCO website to download the admission form
• You can also head straight to LASCOCO’s main portal for more details.

For physical enquiries, visit:
Johnson Agiri Agricultural Complex, Old Abeokuta Road, Oko-Oba, Agege, Lagos.

Or call any of these numbers for guidance:
📞 08038550769, 08029402395

Why This Matters

Let’s face it, the job market can be tight. Everyone’s looking for an edge, something practical that puts food on the table. Technical skills like welding or plumbing aren’t just trades, they’re lifelines. They open doors that degrees sometimes can’t.

LASCOCO’s Skill-Up Programme is not just about getting a certificate, it’s about building confidence, learning a craft, and walking away with a skill that speaks louder than words.

So, if you’ve been thinking about changing lanes or picking up a trade, maybe this is the sign you’ve been waiting for. Time waits for no one, as they say — better grab your spot before classes kick off.

Universal School of Aviation (USA) Matriculation Ceremony Schedule 2025

There’s something special about matriculation day. It’s not just another school event; it’s that first big moment where excitement, nerves, and pride all show up in the same room. The Universal School of Aviation (USA) has announced that the 2025 matriculation ceremony will hold on Saturday, 11 October 2025, and honestly, the buzz is already building.

What To Expect On Matriculation Day

Picture it: new faces, crisp uniforms, proud families, and the hum of anticipation as future aviation professionals take their first big step. That’s the vibe every year, and this one won’t be different.

Here’s the breakdown of the official details:

• Date: Saturday, 11 October 2025
• Time: 9:00 am sharp
• Abuja Venue: Main Auditorium, Abuja Campus
• Lagos Venue: Main Auditorium, Lagos Campus

Students are strongly advised to show up early. Matriculation isn’t one of those events you stroll into halfway; it’s the first sign that you’re serious about this new chapter. Once the ceremony wraps up, lectures begin immediately, so no time to slack.

For Those Still Dreaming Of Joining

Here’s a little good news for anyone who’s been dragging their feet — admission isn’t closed yet. If you’ve been meaning to apply but somehow missed the earlier deadline, you still have a chance. But don’t sleep on it for too long because once that matriculation bell rings, the door to this session starts to close.

You can still get your Universal School of Aviation admission form before the big day. Once you’re in, you’ll officially join a league of students learning the ropes of the aviation industry — from cabin crew operations to aircraft management and more.

A Day To Remember

Matriculation days at USA are usually filled with energy, laughter, and a sense of beginning. For many, it’s the first time they see themselves as part of something bigger. Parents beam with pride, lecturers smile knowingly, and freshers sit quietly, already imagining their first flight.

So, if your name is already on that list, polish your shoes, press that uniform, and get ready to step into your new life. And if you’re still thinking about applying, well, now’s the time. As Nigerians say, “no dull yourself.” This could be the first flight that takes you somewhere great.

 

 

 

FCT College of Education, Zuba (Agaie Study Centre) Admission Form for 2025/2026 Academic Session

If you’ve been waiting to take a step into teaching or education-related fields, the FCT College of Education, Zuba (Agaie Centre) just dropped some good news. The management has officially announced that admission is now open for the 2025/2026 academic session, and forms are currently on sale.

It’s that time again when the air is filled with questions from eager students, and parents start making those “so what’s your plan now?” calls. If this sounds familiar, take a breath. Here’s everything you need to know, plain and simple.

Schools Available at FCT College of Education, Zuba (Agaie Centre)

The college offers a wide range of programmes under different schools, giving applicants enough room to choose where their strengths and interests lie. Whether you’re into science, languages, or hands-on technical skills, there’s a spot for you.

Here’s the list of schools currently open for admission:

• School of Science
• School of Arts and Social Science
• School of Languages
• School of Vocational and Technical Education

Each school covers a mix of courses designed to prepare students for both classroom teaching and practical work settings. You just have to decide where your passion fits best.

Admission Form Details

Let’s talk about the form because that’s where it all starts.

The admission form costs ₦6,500 (six thousand five hundred naira only). To get yours, visit the Desk Officer, Comr. Salihu Mohammed (Manbolo), for guidance and proper registration.

If you prefer a walk-in, you can also stop by the Ets’u Nuhu Primary School, Agaie, which serves as a contact point for the process. Don’t forget to bring your essentials — your payment, passport photographs, and basic credentials. It saves time and stress.

How To Get Help Or Ask Questions

Let’s face it, sometimes information gets muddled, or someone tells you one thing and another person says something else. To avoid mix-ups, you can call the official phone lines for direct details:

• 07065540503
• 08134317168
• 07041459445

Whether you’re asking about form availability, programme choice, or submission dates, they’ll set you straight.

 

Federal Polytechnic, Wannune HND Admission Form for 2025/2026 Academic Session

There’s something about getting to the HND level that feels like crossing a big bridge. You’ve done the hard work of earning your ND, done your industrial training, and now, you’re ready to take that next step. If Federal Polytechnic, Wannune is your target, this is your cue because the school has officially opened its doors for the 2025/2026 HND admission exercise.

Applications are now being received from qualified candidates for various programmes approved by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE). It’s a solid chance to keep your academic fire burning.

Courses Available for HND at Federal Polytechnic, Wannune

The polytechnic offers a few but strong programmes under its Higher National Diploma (HND) list. Each one designed to prepare students for advanced career paths.

Here’s what’s on offer:

• Accountancy
• Business Administration and Management
• Public Administration
• Statistics

It might look like a short list, but every one of these courses carries serious weight in today’s job market.

Admission Requirements

Before jumping into the application process, make sure you tick all the boxes below. Wannune isn’t playing when it comes to standards.

• You must hold a National Diploma (ND) with at least Lower Credit in the relevant course, from an accredited polytechnic or similar tertiary institution.
• You need five O’Level credits, including English Language and Mathematics, obtained in not more than two sittings in SSCE, NECO, GCE, or NABTEB exams.
• You must have your ND Result and Industrial Training (IT) Letter ready for upload before applying.
• For those with a Pass grade (CGPA between 2.0 and 2.49) in their ND, you must show two years (24 months) of relevant post-ND work experience. If you’ve got a Lower Credit, one year (12 months)** of IT experience is enough.

It’s quite straightforward, but don’t rush it. A small error could send you back to the drawing board.

How To Apply For Federal Polytechnic, Wannune HND Admission

Applying for the HND programme at Federal Polytechnic, Wannune is simple but requires a few steps that you need to follow carefully.

1. Visit the Federal Polytechnic Wannune portal.
2. Start by making your payment at the school’s Bursary Department. The application fee is ₦6,000.
3. Present your cash receipt at the Registry Department for verification and validation on the portal.
4. Once you’re cleared, go back online to fill and submit your form. Be sure to double-check all information before hitting submit.
5. Print out your application form, front and back, on one A4 sheet. Keep it safe because you’ll definitely need it later.

If at any point you get stuck or unsure of what to do, don’t stress. You can reach out to the school for help using these lines: 08020953504 or 08064461199.

Federal Polytechnic, Wannune Post UTME Form for 2025/2026 ND Admission Exercise

 

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Kenule Beeson Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic (KENPOLY) HND Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

 

Kenule Beeson Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic (KENPOLY) Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Rivers State University (RSU) Clearance Exercise for 2025/2026 Newly Admitted Candidates

 

Rivers State University (RSU) Acceptance Fee Payment Procedure for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Federal University, Otuoke (FUOTUOKE) Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

 

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (UNIZIK) Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

It’s that time again, when tension fills the air and hearts beat a little faster. The University of Ilorin has finally dropped its long-awaited admission list, and social media is already buzzing with names and excitement. For thousands of hopefuls, this is the moment that decides whether the hustle, the late-night reading, and the long prayers finally paid off.

But before you get too hyped, let’s talk about how to actually confirm if your name made the list. The process isn’t hard, though you’ve got to follow the right route. Forget rumours or those “I know someone inside” talks. Everything happens online through the official portals. Simple, clean, and official.

How to Check the UNILORIN Admission List

Alright, so here’s the real gist:

• Head straight to the UNILORIN portal.
• Use your JAMB Registration Number as your Login ID.
• Your Surname is your default password.
• Click Login, then select Check Admission Status.

If your name pops up, congrats! You’ll see the course you’ve been admitted into. Before you start celebrating, take a moment to read the Declaration Form carefully. Then, decide whether to accept or reject the offer. Once that’s sorted, you’ll need to pay the ₦40,000 acceptance fee using your ATM card. No wahala, the portal handles that too.

What to Do After You’re Admitted

Getting in is just the beginning. Here’s what comes next:

• Accept or Reject the Offer: Go to the JAMB CAPS portal. It’s where you officially say yes (or no) to the offer.
• Print Your JAMB Admission Letter: Once you’ve accepted, print your letter from the JAMB Admission Letter page. You’ll need this later for clearance and registration.

Funny thing? Many students forget this part and later start running helter-skelter when the school asks for documents. Don’t be that person. Handle your paperwork now while the excitement is still fresh.

Checking Your UNILORIN Admission on JAMB’s Portal

Follow these easy steps:

• Visit the JAMB E-Facility portal.
• Log in with your JAMB username and password.
• Scroll down to Check Admission Status.
• Click Access my CAPS.
• Finally, click Admission Status to see if UNILORIN offered you admission.

ADAMAWA STATE UNIVERSITY (ADSU) Academic Calendar 2026 Announced

ADSU Academic Calendar: Adamawa State University (ADSU) approved Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session has been released.

This is to inform all students of the Adamawa State University (ADSU) that the school management has released the approved academic calendar for the 2025/2026 academic session. The schedule of events for the session are as follows;

Students, Parents and Guardians are enjoined to note the dates and ensure strict compliance as Management is poised to ensure adherence to the calendar as approved by the senate

See the breakdown of the academic activities below:

• FIRST SEMESTER
  • 8th December, 2025 – 21st December, 2025: Resumption and Registration (2 Weeks)
  • 22nd December, 2025 – 4th January, 2026: Christmas/New Year Break (2 Weeks)
  • 5th January, 2026 – 11th January, 2026: Late Registration (1 Week)
  • 12th January, 2026 – 29th March, 2026: Lectures (12 Weeks)
  • 16th January, 2026: Matriculation (1 Day)
  • 17th January, 2026: Orientation (1 Day)
  • 15th March, 2026 – 22nd March, 2026: Revision/End of First Break (1 Week)
  • 24th March, 2026 – 1st April, 2026: CBT First Semester Examination (8 Days)
  • 2nd April, 2026 – 7th April, 2026: Easter Break (1 Week)
  • 8th April, 2026 – 18th April, 2026: Examination (11 Days)
  • 19th April, 2026 – 2nd May, 2026: Marking and Compilation of Results (2 Weeks)
  • 27th April, 2026 – 2nd May, 2026: Research fair and exhibitions (1 Week)
  • Note: The School Portal will be opened from October, 2025 for all students to make their school fees payment.
  • 6th May, 2026 – 8th May, 2026: Department/Faculty Board Meetings (3 Days)
  • 13th May, 2026 – 25th May, 2026: SBC Meetings (2 Weeks)
  • 30th May, 2026: Senate Meeting to consider Results
• SECOND SEMESTER
  • 10th May, 2026 – 17th August, 2026: Resumption (1 Day)
  • 11th May, 2026 – 2nd August, 2026: Lectures (12 Weeks)
  • 3rd August, 2026 – 9th August, 2026: Revision/Student Week (1 Week)
  • 10th August, 2026 – 23rd August, 2026: Second Semester Examination (2 Weeks)
  • 24th August, 2026 – 22nd November, 2026: Long Vacation (13 Weeks)
  • 24th August, 2026 – 6th September, 2026: Marking and Compilation of Results (2 Weeks)
  • 7th September, 2026 – 9th September, 2026: Departmental and Faculty Board (3 Days)
  • 10th September, 2026 – 23rd September, 2026: Senate Business Committee (2 Weeks)
  • 24th September, 2026: Senate Meeting (1 Day)
  • NOTE: SIWES and TEACHING PRACTICE are to take place during the long vacation.

Prof. Lazarus G. Ndatuwong (Director, Academic Planning)

Alex Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu Alike Ikwo (FUNAI) Resumption Date 2025 is Out

Alex-Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu-Alike (AE-FUNAI) Resumption Date for the commencement of 2025/2026 Session has been Announced.

This is to notify the University Community that the 2025/2026 academic session of the University will commence on October 20, 2025.

Consequently, all fresh year and returning students are expected to be on campus effective from October 20, 2025.

Furthermore, all lecturers are to commence lectures immediately on resumption as inception quiz will be held two (2) weeks after resumption of academic activities.

Please note that this directive is conveyed for strict compliance by all staff concerned.

Thanks,
T. Ifeanyi Igwe Esq
Registrar

We wish all students of this great institution a successful academic session.

University of Lagos (UNILAG) Post UTME Form 2025/2026

UNILAG Post utme form: The University of Lagos (UNILAG) Post UTME Registration Portal for 2025/2026 Session is still on sale. The Closing Date has been extended till Wednesday, October 8, 2025. The cut-off mark is 200. Form cost N2,000. 

This is to inform the general public that the University of Lagos, (UNILAG) Post UTME Form for the 2025/2026 academic session will be on sale from  Monday, July 28 to Wednesday, October 8, 2025.

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) online registration for Direct Entry (DE) admission into ALL UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES/COURSES for the 2025/2026 Academic Year initially scheduled to close by Friday, October 3, 2025, has been extended to Wednesday, October 8, 2025.

Prospective candidates who are yet to complete their registration are advised to take advantage of this extension, as no further grace will be granted after the new deadline

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This page will show you the category of candidates eligible to apply for the post-tume, how to apply and other vital information.

Candidates Eligible to Apply for UNILAG Post UTME Form

• Candidates who made the University of Lagos their first choice in the 2025/2026 UTME, and scored 200 and above, are eligible for screening. In addition, candidates must possess five (5) credit passes at one sitting in relevant O-Level subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.
• Candidates who will not be sixteen (16) years of age by 30th September 2025 are not eligible and need not apply.
• Candidates who do not participate in the Post-UTME Screening will not be considered for admission.
• Former students of the University whose admissions were withdrawn on the basis of poor academic performance or absence status could re-apply on the condition that the new admission shall be for a new programme/course different from the former programme/course.  Any student expelled from the University cannot be offered fresh admission.
• Only candidates who must have uploaded their O/Level results on JAMB Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) on or before September 12, 2025 will be considered for admission.

How to Apply for UNILAG Post UTME Form.

Payments of N2,000.00 (two thousand Naira) for the Post UTME Screening. Payment can be made via the online payment portal.

Eligible candidates should log on to the University of Lagos website unilag.edu.ng.  Then, take the following steps:

• Click on Admissions
• Click on Post-UTME Application
• Click on Start Fresh Application and select undergraduate.
• Login with JAMB UTME Registration number as username and surname as password.
• Generate and print payment advice
• Proceed to any commercial bank to make payment or pay online
• Return to the University portal, upload passport photograph.
• Click on Continue Application to complete the admission screening form
• Click on Preview to verify the correctness of data supplied
• Click on Submit
• Print Post-UTME Examination Pass.

ADVISORY:

• Candidates are advised to adhere strictly to the guidelines and obtain necessary clarifications.
• The University has zero-tolerance for drug abuse, and any student found wanting shall lose his/her studentship.
• The University shall withdraw the admission of newly admitted students who test positive for drug use whenever the University conducts the test, either before or after registration.

CLOSING DATE:

The deadline for UNILAG Post-UTME application is on Wednesday, October 8, 2025

UNILAG Post Utme Screening Date

POST-UTME TEST (ONLINE)

Post-UTME online aptitude test will hold from Monday, September 1 to Wednesday, October 8, 2025.

If you still have any questions regarding the UNILAG Post UTME FORM, please feel free to ask your questions using the comment box.

ENQUIRIES

Further clarification may be obtained via email: admissions@unilag.edu.ng and the following phone numbers: 09053006772, 08027953216, and 08141656802.

Candidates are advised to adhere strictly to the guidelines and obtain necessary clarifications.

The University has zero tolerance for drug abuse. The University shall withdraw the admission of newly admitted students who test positive for drug use whenever the University conducts the test, either before or after registration.

SIGNED:
Ọladẹjọ Azeez, Esq.
Registrar and Secretary to Council

Kano State Polytechnic Notice to All Part-time Program Students

This is to announce the commencement of lectures for all Part-time Programs at Kano State Polytechnic starting from Monday, September 26, 2025.

All students enrolled in these programs are expected to attend classes while the registration process is ongoing.

Prospective applicants are reminded that the online application portal for Part-time Programs remains open.

Interested candidates should: https://applicant.safapply.com/kanopoly_parttime to apply.

NATIONAL DIPLOMA (ND) PROGRAMMES

• ND Banking & Finance
• ND Business Administration & Management
• ND Cooperative Economics & Management
• ND Library & Information Science
• ND Marketing
• ND MASS Communication
• ND Office Technology & Management
• ND Procurement & Supply Chain Management
• ND Public Administration
• ND Civil Engineering Technology
• ND Computer Engineering Technology
• ND Computer Science
• ND Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology
• ND Mechanical Engineering Technology
• ND Pharmaceutical Technology
• ND Printing Technology
• ND Science Laboratory Technology
• ND Hospitality Management

ADVANCED DIPLOMA (AD) PROGRAMMES

• Advance Diploma in Art & Industrial Design
• Advanced Diploma Accounting and Finance
• Advanced Diploma Administration & Management
• Advanced Diploma Administration & Management (O.T.M. Option)
• Advanced Diploma Computer Science
• Advanced Diploma Electrical Engineering Technology
• Advanced Diploma Mechanical Engineering Technology
• Advanced Diploma Pharmaceutical Technology
• Advanced Diploma Science Laboratory Technology

HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA (HND) PROGRAMMES

• HND Accountancy
• HND Banking & Finance
• HND Business Administration & Management
• HND Computer Science
• HND Cooperative Economics & Management
• HND Electrical Electronics Engineering (Power)
• HND Marketing
• HND Electrical Electronics Engineering (Telecoms/Electronics)
• HND Mechanical Engineering Technology (Plant/Power)
• HND Office Technology & Management
• HND Pharmaceutical Technology
• HND Printing Technology
• HND Procurement & Supply Chain Management
• HND Public Administration
• HND Science Lab. Technology (Biochemistry)
• HND Science Lab. Technology (Biology/Microbiology)
• HND Science Lab. Technology (Chemistry)
• HND Science Lab. Technology (Physics/Electronics)
• HND Networking & Cloud Computing
• HND Software and Web Development
• HND Civil Engineering Technology
• HND Hospitality Management

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

• Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science
• Postgraduate Diploma in Physics
• Postgraduate Diploma in Chemistry
• Postgraduate Diploma in Electrical Engineering
• Postgraduate Diploma in Microbiology
• Postgraduate Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
• Postgraduate Diploma in Biochemistry
• Postgraduate Diploma in Architectural Technology
• Postgraduate Diploma in Statistics
• Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting and Finance
• Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration and Management
• Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration and Human Resource Management
• Postgraduate Diploma in Arts and Industrial Design
• Postgraduate Diploma in Procurement and Supply Chain Management

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

• National Diploma: 5 O’level Credits in relevant subjects
• Advanced Diploma: ND or OD in relevant field
• Higher National Diploma: ND or Advanced Diploma in relevant field
• Postgraduate Diploma: HND or Degree in relevant field

For inquiries contact the following numbers:
0806 896 4277 or 0806 896 4277

Auwal Ismail Bagwai
Head, Public Affairs
For: Registrar

Azman University Kano Post UTME Form 2025/2026 is Out

Azman University, Kano Post-UTME Form For the 2025/2026 Academic Session is Out. See more details below.

Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Azman University, Kano for the 2025/2026 academic session.

Admission into the Azman University, Kano is open to candidates with the requisite qualifications and is subject to review as determined by the University. It is open to all, regardless of religion, ethnic group, gender, or creed. Applicants must be at least 16 years old.

Azman University Eligibility 

• Candidate must possess a minimum of five (5) credits including Mathematics and English in SSCE (or it’s equivalent) in not more than two (2) sittings
• For admission to 100 Level courses (via UTME), candidates must obtain five (5) credits at SSCE in relevant subjects, including credit passes in English and Mathematics, and attain acceptable points in UTME.
• For admission by Direct Entry (200 Level), candidates must have five (5) SSCE credits, obtain at least two (2) A’ level passes in relevant subjects or possess ND with credit passes, or possess a good first degree in another field
• The University will not accept transfer students until after at least the first two years of its existence.
• All admissions must be through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

How to Apply For Azman University Post-UTME 

• Visit https://apply.azmanuniversity.edu.ng/auth/register.php
• Select register, fill in your accurate details and select sign up
• Log in with your email and password
• Fill out each sections applicable on the form
• Wait while your documents are being reviewed, you will be notified on the status of your admission.

Application is online and candidates are to apply for free at apply.azmanuniversity.edu.ng .

Candidates must upload their O’ level result(s), A level results (for DE candidates) and a clear passport photograph, after successfully completing the JAMB DE form. Note that the online Application closes at 11:59am on 31st October, 2025.

For enquiries, kindly contact admissions@azmanuniversity.edu.ng.

University Of Uyo (UNIUYO) directs candidates to reupload o level result on JAMB Portal

The University of Uyo has issued a notice to all UTME and Direct Entry candidates who chose the institution as their first choice in the 2025/2026 admission exercise to urgently re-upload their O’Level results on the JAMB portal.

 

Lagos State University (LASU) Part-Time undergraduate degree admission, 2025/2026

The Lagos State University School of Part-Time Studies (LASU-SPTS) invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Lagos State University Part-Time Degree Programmes for the 2025/2026 Academic Session. The programme is domiciled at the Lagos State University, Ojo Campus, Lagos.

University Of Uyo (UNIUYO) Admission List, 2025/2026 now on JAMB CAPS

This is to inform  All candidates who participated in the 2025/2026 online screening of the University of Uyo that the admission list for the 2025/2026 session has been released.

UNILAG honours 43 Law Graduates who achieved 1st Class Honours at 2024 NLS Bar Exams

The Faculty of Law, University of Lagos, rolled out the red carpet on Wednesday, October 1, 2025, to celebrate forty-three (43) exceptional alumni of the Faculty who achieved First-Class honors at the 2024 Nigerian Law School Bar Examinations

This remarkable feat, one of the highest numbers recorded by a single university in Nigeria, was celebrated in the Faculty’s Boardroom by a distinguished crowd of the honorees, faculty members, students, and alumni, including Hon. Minister Dr. Jumoke Oduwole and Prof. Oyelowo Oyewo, SAN.

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics and Research), Professor Bola Oboh, who represented the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Folasade T. Ogunsola, OON, FAS, at the event, commended the Faculty’s consistency in academic excellence and described the achievement as an affirmation of the institution’s enduring academic culture and steadfast commitment to excellence. She charged the new lawyers to uphold the highest ideals of the legal profession, in character and practice.

A visibly-elated Dean of the Faculty of Law, Professor Abiola Sanni, SAN, described the graduates’ performance as “stellar, reflecting the Faculty’s rigorous academic standards”.

The occasion offered him an opportunity to also share updates on recent faculty milestones, including a strategic partnership with the University of Dundee in the United Kingdom.

In their goodwill messages, Dr. Oduwole and Professor Oyewo emphasized the need for the graduates to uphold the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and national service, while remaining loyal ambassadors of the University of Lagos (UNILAG).

The high point of the ceremony was the formal recognition of the forty three (43) honorees, with each receiving a commemorative medal and heartfelt congratulatory handshake from Dr. Oduwole and Professor Oboh; a moment that symbolized not just personal achievement but institutional pride.

Alumni Association Unveils Bold New Initiatives

The event provided a platform for the University of Lagos Alumni Association to reaffirm its commitment to the university’s growth.

Addressing the gathering, Alumni President Worldwide, Engr. Ife Oyedele, FNSE, announced plans to launch the UNILAG Alumni App, a digital platform designed to connect graduates across generations and geographies.

He described the UNILAG Alumni App as much more than just a networking tool “as the platform will serve as a vibrant digital ecosystem; one that not only connects past and present graduates, but also celebrates individual and collective achievements, fosters mentorship across generations, and supports the building of a lasting legacy of impact”.

Alumni President Engr. Ife Oyedele revealed plans for a modern one thousand, eight hundred (1,800) bed hostel facility to support infrastructure and student welfare.

Drawing examples from global institutions whose alumni network has significantly contributed to their development, Engr. Oyedele encouraged the new lawyers to join the alumni association and engage with the university.

Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) Admission List for 2025/2026 session

Olabisi Onabanjo University Admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session has been released. This is to inform all candidates who participated in the 2025/2026 Admission Screening Exercise that they can proceed to check if their names are on the Provisional Admission list of successful candidates.

Federal University of Lafia (FULAFIA) admission list for 2025/2026 session

The Federal University, Lafia (FULAFIA) Admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session has been released. This is to inform all candidates who participated in the 2025/2026 Admission Screening Exercise that they can proceed to check if their names are on the Provisional Admission list of successful candidates.

Jigawa College of Education & Legal Studies Ringim Post UTME Form 2025/2026 is Out

This is to inform the general public that, Application Portal into NCE and DIPLOMA PROGRAMS is now open. Candidates are required to obtained a minimum of 5 credits only in their O’level (NECO/WAEC/NBAIS/) or it’s equivalent, including English and Mathematics.. Candidates must have scored a minimum of 100 marks in the JAMB examination. Only Candidates who selected JSCOELS Ringim as their first choice in JAMB and have uploaded their O’Level results on the JAMB CAPS platform will be considered for admission.

Candidates should visit any internet cafe Nationwide and log into http://cilsringim.admissions.cloud using their phone number as username and password.

Application Portal will be closed by 1st December, 2025.

1. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE:

1. NCE ENGLISH/HAUSA
2. NCE ENGLISH/SOCIAL STUDIES
3. NCE HAUSA/ISLAMIC
4. NCE HAUSA/SOCIAL STUDIES
5. NCE ARABIC/ENGLISH
6. NCE ARABIC/HAUSA
7. NCE ARABIC/ISLAMICS

2. SCHOOL OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE)

1. NCE ARABIC /ISLAMIC (ARABIC MEDIUM)
2. NCE ECONOMIC/ENGLISH
3. NCE ECONOMIC/ISLAMIC
4. NCE HISTORY/ENGLISH
5. NCE HISTORY/HAUSA
6. NCE HISTORY/ISLAMIC
7. NCE ISLAMIC/ENGLISH
8. NCE ISLAMIC/SOCIAL STUDIES
9. NCE SOCIAL STUDIES/ECONOMIC

3.SCHOOL OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (SCIENCE)

1. MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER

4. SCHOOL OF EARLY CHILD CARE AND PRIMARY EDUCATION

1. NCE EARLY CHILD CARE EDUCATION
2. NCE PRIMARY EDUCATION

5.DIPLOMA COURSES

1. DIPLOMA IN LAW
2. DIPLOMA IN SHARI’A AND CIVIL LAW
3. DIPLOMA IN QUR’ANIC SCIENCE
4. DIPLOMA IN CRIMINOLOGY AND SECURITY STUDIES
5. PART TIME DIPLOMA IN LAW

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Federal University of Technology, Ikot Abasi (FUTIA) Admission List 2025/2026 is Out

Federal University of Technology, Ikot-Abasi Admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session has been released. This is to inform all candidates who participated in the 2025/2026 Admission Screening Exercise that they can proceed to check if their names are on the Provisional Admission list of successful candidates.

The list of admitted candidates have been uploaded online via JAMB CAPS. Candidates are to follow the procedure below to check

We are pleased to inform all candidates who applied to FUTIA as their first choice and participated in the online admissions screening that the 2025 Admissions List has been uploaded on the JAMB portal.

Successful candidates are advised to:

1. Log in to their JAMB CAPS to confirm and accept their admission(s).
2. Immediately proceed to the University Portal at portal.futia.edu.ng to pay their Acceptance Fee.

Screening/Registration Exercise Details:

• Location: University Lecture Theatre, Takeoff Campus, Ikot Abasi
• Dates: Monday, 6th October to Monday, 20th October, 2025
• Time: 9:00 AM daily

Required Documents:

1. Acceptance Fee Receipt
2. Original JAMB Result
3. Original JAMB Admission Letter
4. O’level Result(s)
5. First School Leaving Certificate (FSLC)
6. Birth Certificate / Age Declaration
7. Twelve (12) Passport Photographs
8. Attestation Letter from Clergy, Senior Civil Servant, or Village Head
9. Certificate of Origin
10. FUTIA Bio-Data/Application Form
11. FUTIA Screening Fee Receipt

Important Notes:

• Admission lists are released in batches. If your name is not yet listed, please check your JAMB CAPS regularly.
• Candidates who are not admitted after checking JAMB CAPS may visit the Admissions Officer at the University premises for inquiries and clarification.
• FUTIA does not authorize any admission agents or demand unauthorized fees. All approved charges are paid electronically on the FUTIA portal.

We warmly congratulate all admitted students and look forward to welcoming you to the FUTIA community.

For inquiries, contact: info@futia.edu.ng

As of the time of this publication, the Federal University of Technology, Ikot-Abasi prospective students can only check their admission status from the JAMB Portal.

Check Admission Status on JAMB Portal

To check your admission status on JAMB CAPS Portal and JAMB Admission Checking Portal, please follow the procedure below:

1. Go https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/.
2. Login to your Jamb profile with your username and password.
3. Scroll down then locate and click the ‘Check Admission Status‘ tab.
4. Then click on Admission Status,
5. You should then click on check admission status or
6. Click on Access my CAPS.
7. Select the three-dotted lines at the top right corner of your browser ( i.e. ⋮) and then tick ‘Desktop site‘. (you can click on the image for better view)
8. Then click on admission status
9. You will either see admission in progress check back later, or NOT ADMITTED, or CONGRATULATIONS.
10. Case 1: If you see CONGRATULATIONS…, accept/Reject your admission and wait for further instruction.
11. Case 2: If you see admission in progress, then be patient, the status will change in few days/weeks. Just check back after some time.
12. Case 3: Not Admitted, if in such case, please don’t give up yet! You might still gain admission. Just be hopeful!