All federal Universities in Nigeria
As a follow-up to the Academic Staff Union of Universities‘ one-month WARNING STRIKE
UNICAL‘s management has approved the suspension of the ongoing 2020/2021 first semester examination (GSS) until further notice.
The University will inform the new date of resumption and examination to concerned students in a timely manner.
This is to alert students of the University of Maiduguri that the results of the first-semester examination for the academic year 2020/2021 have been released by the university administration.
The results of the examination have been posted on the departmental notice board so that everyone may see them.
Students should proceed to the board to obtain a copy of their grade.
Following the initiation of the one-month warning strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), the University Management has approved the suspension of all normal academic operations for the remainder of the academic year.
This is why it has been decided that all Year One students who are currently on campus will be required to evacuate their hostels and return to their individual homes. Because examinations will begin as soon as normal academic activities are resumed, students are recommended to take advantage of this chance to prepare for their examinations.
The University will notify the students who have been affected of the new date of resumption in a timely manner.
Thank you very much.
The University of Calabar, UNICAL, has decided to postpone the first semester examinations until further notice. The specifics are as follows:
Following the start of the one-month WARNING STRIKE by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has issued a statement (ASUU).
The management of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) has approved the suspension of the ongoing first semester examination (GSS) for the academic year 2020/2021 until further notification.
The University will contact with the affected students as soon as possible about the new date for the start of classes and the beginning of examinations.
The Federal Ministry of Education has began addressing the Academic Staff Union of Universities‘ demands (ASUU). The ministry confirmed this in a press statement issued Thursday by Ben Goong, its Director of Press and Media Relations.
The education ministry stated in a press release headlined, ‘Federal Government establishes white paper drafting panels for tertiary institutions,’ that ten white paper drafting panels have been established.
“Following receipt of reports from Visitation Panels to Tertiary Institutions last year, Education Minister, Adamu Adamu, has established White Paper Drafting Panels for Tertiary Institutions across the country,” the statement said in part.
“Ten White Paper Drafting Panels have been established for 36 universities, six for 25 polytechnics, and five for 21 colleges of education.
“One Panel is tasked with the responsibility of drafting a White Paper for four interuniversity centers. In the next days, the Panels will be inaugurated.
“All Panels have two weeks to submit their reports from the date of their establishment.”
As of the time of posting this story, ASUU President Prof Emmanuel Osodeke could not be reached for comment.
A fire outbreak at the Lagos campus of the Nigerian Law School, which is located on Ozumba Mbadiwe Street in Victoria Island, has resulted in the hospitalization of no fewer than five people.
According to reports, the incident occurred on Wednesday night, February 15, and caused a commotion among the residents, who fled in separate directions, with some of them being injured as a result.
The fire, which started on the first floor of the 5-story building hostel, which houses over 1500 law students on the Lagos campus, was reportedly triggered by an electrical fault and began at approximately 10 p.m. from the first floor of the structure.
The fire was extinguished by hostel security personnel who acted quickly and shut down the main power supply before the arrival of the state fire department, which arrived a few minutes later.
Senate Business Committee of the Federal University Wukari adopted the following Mid Semester Break for the 2020/2021 Academic Session during an emergency meeting held on the 17th of February in the year 2022.
This is to alert prospective students of the postgraduate school of the University of Lagos who are experiencing difficulties with their NYSC certificates that they are recommended to visit the SPGS Admission Office in order to finish their screening process.
Candidates who have not yet been screened should come to the SPGS Admission Office to complete their screening.
FUOYE has disproved yet another fictitious job advertisement that has gone popular on social media, according to the university’s spokesperson.
The bogus announcement was titled “Non-Academic Staff Recruitment at Federal University Oye-Ekiti(FUOYE)” and contained the following text:
A portion of the statement reads, in part, as follows:
“The Federal University of Oye in Ekiti was established by the Federal Government of Nigeria in accordance with an executive order issued by the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR, to establish nine Federal Universities in Nigeria.”
The Federal University of Oye in Ekiti is now recruiting for the available posts.
“All adequately qualified applicants who are currently employed as tenured employees on the University’s payroll and who seek to be converted from their current classification to fill the empty non-academic posts indicated below are encouraged to apply.”
As stated in a statement issued on Thursday by the FUOYE Public Relations Officer, Foluso Ogunmodede, the bogus recruitment notice for non-academic staff included phony positions for Administrative Officer 11, higher executive officer, security officer accountant and auditor among other positions.
In addition to reminding the public that there is no such vacancy notice emanating from the Management, FUOYE, through its Public Relations Officer, cautions members of the public to disregard the advertisement, adding that any vacancy announcement will be made known to the public through legitimate means whenever there is a need to do so in the institution.
Members of the public are therefore advised to disregard the bogus advertisement posted on the internet in order to avoid falling into the hands of internet fraudsters who are currently masquerading as legitimate businesses on social media and defrauding innocent and unsuspecting Nigerians of their money.
Students from the University of Benin (UNIBEN) demonstrated on Wednesday by blocking the heavily traveled Benin-Ore-Sagamu road in protest of the Academic Staff Union of Universities’ ongoing industrial action.
After its National Executive Council (NEC) meeting in Lagos on Monday, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) launched a four-week warning strike to push the Federal Government to follow the renegotiated 2009 agreement it reached with the government.
The students gathered at the entrance of the Ugbowo campus of the university, yelling slogans and singing solidarity songs such as “aluta continua…” and “education is our right,” among other things.
The students expressed their dissatisfaction with the ongoing strike by university instructors and encouraged the federal government to take the ASUU’s demands into consideration.
According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the protesting students held placards with varied slogans, including “5 years course has turned into 7 years; FG settle ASUU” and “Enough is Enough.”
Some of them turned the highway into a football field and began playing in groups as the student organizers handed out bottles of water, soft drinks, pies, and doughnuts to the demonstrators in order to keep them hydrated and satisfied.
The students’ action resulted in a four-hour traffic jam on the highway, forcing many cars to bypass the road and forcing those heading into the Edo capital to modify their routes.
Because of this, passengers were stranded and many had to walk a great distance before being transported to their final destinations by taxi or bus.