Federal Polytechnic

This is to advise all potential students who applied for the ND (Daily Part Time & Regular Part Time) and HND (Full Time & Daily Part Time) programs for the 2021/2022 academic session at the Federal Polytechnic, Ede that the Entrance Screening Exercise will take place between February 22nd and February 25th, 2022.

PLEASE PRINT YOUR COMPLETED APPLICATION FORM SO THAT YOU CAN SEE YOUR SCREENING DETAILS AND REQUIREMENT DOCUMENT. THANK YOU.

Reprinting is available by clicking here.

At its statutory meeting held on Thursday, December 16th, and Friday, December 17th 2021, the Governing Council of the Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti took note of a report of reckless driving by students on campus and issued the following directives as a result:

(1) Students will no longer be permitted to drive or operate any type of motor vehicle on campus, effective immediately.

(2) Motor vehicles parked at the school gate are left at the risk of their owners.

All candidates who have been admitted to the Fed Poly Ile-Oluji as part of the ongoing 2021/2022 Admissions procedure should be reminded that their admission is still provisional.

As a result, they are urged to pay the prescribed Acceptance Fee by Wednesday, February 23, 2022, at the latest. Failure to make payment by the due date will be construed as a voluntary revocation of admission privileges.

Applicants for admission into Kaduna Polytechnic (ND, NCE, and B.Ed (Technology)/B.Sc) programs are advised to visit the Kaduna Polytechnic website (www.kadunapolytechnic.edu.ng) for instructions on the Post-UTME Screening activity.

Courses

• Architecture
• Buillding
• Urban &Regional Planning
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Electrical/Electronics Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

• For ND Programs, a minimum of 120 is required.
• For NCE programs, a score of 100 or higher is required. 
• B.Ed (Tech) (100 level), NCE at Merit Level for Direct Entry (200 level) programs in association with Federal University of Technology, Minna, and other institutions of higher learning
• Degrees in BSc (100 level) and ND at Upper Credit Level for Direct Entry (200 level) in the following programs affiliated with Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria are required to have 180 or above on the scale:
• Such candidates must have specified Kaduna Polytechnic as their first choice institution when submitting their application.
• Candidates who have shown an interest in Kaduna Polytechnic as their 2nd and 3rd choices are recommended to adjust their preferences to the first choice of the institution.

Further information 

This is to inform candidates whose names appear below that the O’ Level information on their POST UTME Screening form are insufficient, and as a result, the application procedure for them is currently PENDING (pending).

Please contact the Federal Polytechnic Ado Ekiti Information and Communication Technology Team directly at ict@fedpolyado.edu.ng. Subject: Incomplete Post-UTME Screening at the O’ level.

All e-mails should include:

• The Applicant’s full name.
• Department
• Number of the invoice or RRR
• A scanned copy of the O’ Level Examination result.

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In connection with cybercrime, the son of former Federal Poly Offa Rector was sentenced to prison.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, secured the arrest of Olaoye Jamiu Olarewaju, son of a former Deputy Rector of the Federal Polytechnic, Offa, Kwara State, on Thursday, February 3, 2022, for charges touching on cybercrime.

Olaoye Jamiu Olarewaju,

According to the anti-graft agency, Olaoye was apprehended alongside one Badmus Ridwan Moyosore, a native of Ibadan, Oyo State, and one Abdulsalam Ibrahim, a local of Malete in Moro Local Government Area of Kwara State, among others.

The trio of Olaoye, Badmus, and Abdulsalam, who were each charged with a different crime by the anti-graft agency, all entered guilty pleas to their individual allegations.

A few hours after their pleadings, Rasheedat Alao, the lawyer for the EFCC, called witnesses who are operatives of the Commission to review and explain the facts of the case.

Olaoye was accused of defrauding one of his victims out of $2,000 (Two Thousand United States Dollars), according to the testimony of a witness who testified against him, while the testimony against Badmus indicated that the defendant swindled his victim out of the sum of $200. (Two Hundred United States Dollars).

As part of this same vein, Abdulsalam was accused of being involved in the “sugar baby relationship scam” and that over N18 million thought to be profits of criminal operations moved through his bank account, according to testimony.

The defendants’ extrajudicial statements, fake documents printed from their devices, and objects recovered from them at the time of their arrest were all tendered and entered into evidence in the case against them.

Following that, Alao pleaded with the court to find the defendants guilty as charged.

EFCC has established its charges against the defendants, according to Justice Akinpelu in her ruling. The defendants were found to be guilty by the court.

The judge sentenced Olaoye to six months jail with the option of paying a fine of N150, 000.00 (One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira) in lieu of imprisonment. The court further directed that an iPhone, which he utilized in the commission of the offence, as well as a draft of N400,000.00 (Four Hundred Thousand Naira), which he raised as restitution, be forfeited to the Federal Government by the defendant.

On the other hand, Justice Akinpelu sentenced Badmus to six months jail with the option of a fine of N100, 000.00 (one hundred thousand Naira) in lieu of imprisonment. Additionally, the Federal Government received two cell phones and a laptop computer that were utilized by the offender in order to commit the crime.

In a similar vein, Justice Akinpelu sentenced Abdulsalam to six months imprisonment with the option of paying a fine of N150, 000.00 (One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira) as well.

The judge also ordered the seizure to the federal government of a Toyota Camry car, two cellphones, and a laptop computer that had been used by the offender as an instrument of the crime.

This is to notify new and returning students of Akanu ibiam federal Polytechnic that the fee schedule for the 2021/2022 academic year has been published.

The non-refundable acceptance fee for newly admitted students is #20,000.

Admission status is downloaded at #1500, and payments are made to authorized banks.