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This is to inform all 100 level students that the e-exam results of the Federal University of Technology, Minna has been released by the school management.
Students who took part in electronic examinations are encouraged to login to their personalized results portal in order to access their results. The results checking portal of FutMinna is accessible by clicking here.
Applications are requested from adequately qualified applicants for admission into the 12 Months Interim Joint Matriculation Board (IJMB) Programme of the Federal University of Lafia for the 2022/2023 academic session at a cost of N10,000.00 (Ten Thousand Naira) only.
Those who complete the IJMB program will be eligible for direct entry admission into colleges upon completion of the program.
Qualifications for participation:
To be eligible for admission to the IJMB Program, you must meet the following requirements:
To get an application form, interested applicants should visit http://sbrs.fulafia.edu.ng to begin the registration procedure.
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It is planned that the forms will be available for purchase from Monday, March 7 until Friday, June 4, 2022.
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Unknown armed persons assassinated a final year University of Benin student on Thursday, March 3, at her apartment in Osasogie, Benin, Edo State, where she was staying. Susan Oboh, a final-year pharmacy student, was reportedly wounded in the head by a gunshot fired by the armed bandits when she was escorting a guest out of the building.
According to accounts, a man and his girlfriend were out buying water when they overheard other males stating, “e be like say we’re going to start robbing for this Osasogie” shortly thereafter.
They were compelled to flee in fear for their life as a result of this incident. The thieves, on the other hand, were reported to have tracked them down to their complex and demanded that they hand up their cellphones and the keys to the man’s car.
Susan was apparently grabbed by the criminals when she was saying goodbye to a visitor and was completely oblivious that a robbery was occurring, and she was shot. When she was shot, the thieves were claimed to have left the scene, with one of them yelling that his colleague should not have shot her in the head.
In a state of copious bleeding, Susan was taken to the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH). She passed away on Saturday, March 5.
This is to advise newly accepted students of the University of Ilorin that the management has made the payment link for their tuition fees available.
Candidates are advised to return to the University of Ilorin portal that they have been using throughout the process in order to avoid falling prey to scammers and fraudsters.
The following is the URL to the official payment platform:
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MANAGEMENT
Due to recent revelations by the federal government that it lacks the money to satisfy some of the union’s demands, members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may be forced to extend their one-month warning strike beyond its originally scheduled end date of March 31.
The Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, stated in an interview on Thursday, March 3, that the N1.3 trillion revitalization fund that ASUU is demanding was a promise made to the union by the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan when the country’s finances were stable, and that they were only able to pay N200 billion borrowed from the coffers of TETFUND.
He went on to explain that the current administration never promised to pay the remaining N1.1 trillion to the ASUU and that it had told the union that it could not honor an agreement that it was not a party to, but that it had promised to find a way to fund universities and revitalize infrastructure instead.
Ngige went on to say that the government was eager to renegotiate and that a renegotiation committee on the 2009 accord had been reconstituted. The union, on the other hand, has stated that it would not participate in any more rounds of renegotiation, claiming that it has completed conversations with the government over its requests.
This is to advise interested students who must have participated in the FUTO Post-UTME exercise in the academic year 2021/2022 that there are still spaces for additional admissions in the following programs of the University:
Click here to view the available courses.
Requirements
1. Candidates who have enrolled for the FUTO supplemental admissions exercise but have not yet been given admission can reapply for any of the advertised courses at NO COST to the university.
2. Candidates who did not initially register for FUTO supplemental admissions may still apply, subject to the condition that they pay the price of Eleven thousand naira (11,000.00) just for the supplementary admission process.
3. you must submit your O’Level results using the JAMB PORTAL.
4. Candidates should follow the instructions in the JAMB booklet to the letter, paying close attention to the UTME combinations and SSCE criteria in particular.
5. Registration will open on Tuesday, March 8, 2022, and will conclude on Tuesday, March 15, 2022 WAT.
How to register
A Batch A corp member assigned to Kano state for the orientation exercise has been declared missing after many unsuccessful attempts to contact him by phone have been made.
(Image: A prospective corps member goes missing while on his way to the camp.)
The Corp member, named as Makinde Taiwo, a recent graduate of the Federal University of Technology, Akure, had a stopover at a guesthouse and has not been in contact with anybody since the incident occurred.
This is to notify the general public that the Federal University of Dutse has reopened the University Portal for online screening from the 2nd to the 30th of March, 2022, as previously announced.
This decision was made in light of the ongoing ASUU strike and the necessity to provide a chance to candidates who did not complete the application process by the earlier screening deadline.
It is recommended that applicants take advantage of this window of opportunity to complete their PUTME online screening.
The leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) met with Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour, earlier this week, and it appears like the strike may be coming to an end shortly.
As a result of this development, the academic union has chosen to provide its members with information on the meetings’ specifics.
The current government suggestion, on the other hand, may pave the way for a possible agreement between the union and other interested parties in the future.
There is a possibility that the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will be able to put off the one-month warning strike action that they have initiated.
In light of a lengthy, closed-door discussion with the Nigerian government, the leadership of the academic union said that its team will report back to the members on the government’s suggestions and then revert to the Nigerian government.
Premium Times said that the minister of labor and employment, Chris Ngige, stated that both parties had reached an agreement on a number of issues and that ASUU was anticipated to meet with its members and provide them with the government’s proposal in order to call off the strike.
The Earned Academic Allowances (EAA) program and the creation of a university revitalization fund were the two topics on the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting.
Timetables have been established.
In an interview with The Punch, Ngige stated that while the majority of ASUU’s requests have been met, the remaining issues are also being handled.
He stated, “I’m not going to lie, I’m not going to lie.”
“As I mentioned to you the previous time, a lot of the items have already been dealt with thoroughly, and some of them are still in the process of being dealt with.”
Source: Legit.ng
Dr Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, has provided an update on the continuing negotiations between the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). He provided the information while addressing to State House media following a meeting with President Barack Obama, according to his office.
The President, he explained, had authorized him to find a swift solution to the strike after consulting with all stakeholders, including the National Inter-Religious Council (NIREC).
He stated that a meeting with ASUU has taken place, with another scheduled for Tuesday. He also stated that the only two areas where difficulties have not been thoroughly investigated are earned allowances and revitalization, but that timeframes have been established for the majority of the other issues.
He stated that a deadline had been set for the completion of the draft proposal that the union had submitted to the Ministry of Education on their working conditions and salaries.
Upon submission of the report by the relevant committee, which is chaired by the chair of pro-chancellors, the minister stated that it will be reviewed in conjunction with the National Salaries and Wages Commission to ensure that the allowances so proposed do not conflict with existing government policies.
The Federal Government, according to Ngige, has so far paid over N92 billion in earned allowances and revitalization fees to federally owned colleges across the nation. As part of the implementation of the December 2020 deal signed with the ASUU, he stated that this will take place.
The Minister stated that the issue of the adoption of the University Transparency and Accountability Solution payment platform, which is chosen by the ASUU over the government’s Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System, will be reconsidered.
In their report to ASUU, they pointed out the areas of lapses in that platform, which will not make it usable as it is currently configured,” they said. “UTAS, which the universities developed, has been subjected to testing by the body responsible for that, Nigeria Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), which ran a user acceptance test, also known as integrity and vulnerability test.”
“However, ASUU has written back to NITDA to point out that some of their findings were incorrect,” he explained further.
It has now been agreed upon that the technical teams from NITDA and ASUU would meet in order to jointly conduct or rerun the test on the UTAS platform, in order to find a way out of the deadlock, according to Ngige.