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PROCEDURE FOR PURCHASE OF ADMISSION FORM AND REGISTRATION FOR SCHOOL OF NURSING, IYIENU 22/23 ACADEMIC SESSION

• Pay a non refundable fee of fifteen thousand five hundred naira (15500) only into any of the following accounts:

1. Akuchukwu Microfinance Bank located within the hospital vicinity
2. Account Name: Iyienu School of Nursing
3. Account number: 0111000168
4. EcoBank: Any branch nationwide
5. Account Name: Iyienu School of Nursing
6. Account number : 2182038360

Those who pay through Akuchukwu MBF are expected to proceed to the account section to change their teller to receipt.

• Proceed to the School of Nursing for upload of your receipt and complete your registration.
• For those afar, who pay via 1b above, you are expected to click on the link https://iyienusonam.co.uk/p/jaxt.php?n=n fill the form and upload your teller, alternatively,
• Click on https.iyienusonam.co.uk
• Click on Application Form
• Click on ‘’Submit Teller”
• Fill the form and input all information correctly.
• After submission, your PIN would automatically be generated and sent to your email within minutes/hours after confirmation.
• Once the pin is gotten, log on to https://iyienusonam.co.uk/p/jax_reg.php and input the pin exactly the way it is sent to you to access your form.
• Fill the form and provide all necessary information accurately. Before submitting the form online, you are expected to create a username and password easy for you to remember. The password and username enables you to access your data any time and any day.
• After submission, you are expected to print out your exam slip which provides you your exam number, exam date and exam venue.
• Keep the exam slip safe as it gives you access to the exam hall. Should you lose yours, you will be charged for reprinting if done within the school.
• Always log to https://www.iyienusonam.co.uk/news/ to get latest update or follow us on our Facebook page by clicking on https://www.facebook.com/soniyienu1906 to get the latest gist and happenings in the school.

Requirement

• You must be a science student that have graduated from secondary school or in SSS3
• A minimum of five (5) O’level credit in not more than two (sittings) from WAEC/GCE, NECO and NABTEB. You can combine WAEC and NECO but not NABTEB. Subjects include English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
• Use coloured passport with any background.
• Your printed exam slip must be in coloured, which implies that the text will be in white and black while the passport must be in coloured.
• Should there be problem or any challenge in the course of registration, do not hesitate to contact the following (Mon-Sat: 9am- 4pm)

Mr. Abel Ojoma E; 08188104942; 08071061354;

Mr. Joseph Akinwale: 07032474589; 08022477632

You can also send mail to

info@iyienusonam.co.uk; soniyienu@yahoo.com; brosabel1710@iyienusonam.co.uk

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The Office of the Surveyor-General of the Federation (OSGoF) and the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) have agreed to collaborate on the production of various charts to improve the safety and security of air travel in the country.

Abuduganiyu Adebomehin, the Federation’s Surveyor General, revealed this during a meeting with the agency in Abuja, saying that the plan is a national initiative that makes maps and other instruments available to industry.

Adebomehin emphasized the importance of surveyors and technical staff working collaboratively to generate charts and maps that ensure the safety and security of aircraft and their passengers.

The SGoF raised concern about the government’s massive financial demands from diverse sectors, stating that going forward, the manufacturing of maps will provide geospatial services to citizens.

Additionally, Asifat Badmus, NAMA’s Deputy General Manager, stated that the apex surveying and mapping institution would always be required to provide the fundamentals for air traffic positioning for improved services.

According to him, it is necessary to update topographical maps and charts, as well as the data associated with them, in order for them to function properly and assist NAMA in producing charts that meet International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards.

Vice Admiral Auwal Zubairu Gambo, Chief of Naval Staff, has urged Nigerian youths to broaden their horizons when considering careers in the Nigerian Navy and other armed forces.

Gambo, who was represented by Captain Aliu Umaru, Commanding Officer, Naval Base Oguta, Imo State, and other naval officers, revealed this at the donation of educational materials under the Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) programme.

The initiative intended to improve learning in the schools that benefited, including Umunoha High School, Umunoha Community School, St. Paul’s Nursery and Primary School, and Obeakpu Primary School, all located in Umunoha, Mbaitoli Council, Imo State.

He pleaded with them to abstain from fraud, drug abuse, cultism, gangsterism, and terrorism, emphasizing that the Navy was committed to fostering an enabling environment conducive to the development of pupils and students, as evidenced by the donation to each of the benefiting schools of six magnetic whiteboards, 12 dusters, six packets of marker, 1,100 exercise books, 400 pencils, and 400 rulers, as well as the construction of six toilet blocks and the sinking

He also urged the civilian populace to unite with the armed forces in order to combat insecurity in the country.

“The Navy provides excellent career opportunities for young Nigerians, not only in terms of serving their country with dignity and pride, but also in terms of sailing the seas and seeing the world from the vantage point of sailors.

“As a result, I strongly encourage young people and students to seriously consider careers in the Navy. Apart from the Navy, you might explore a career in any of the Armed Forces, including the Army and Air Force,” he explained.

Mrs. Uchenna I. Amaefule, principal of Umunoha High School, responded by lamenting the institution’s condition of disrepair, saying: “Please express our plea to the Flag Officer and Commander to assist us as well in the area of infrastructure.”

“Our administrative and classroom buildings are in a state of disrepair. Our science laboratories are unremarkable. After class, our teachers congregate around the mango trees in the compound, waiting for the next lesson period to report to class. “We don’t have a place to call home,” she explained.

Governor Hope Uzodimma expressed delight over the donation of the materials and pledged to maintain a cordial relationship with the Nigerian Navy, Uzodimma was represented by Commissioner for Education Sylvester Okorondudu.

This is to inform all applicants of the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), Kaduna  who participated in the 2021/2022 Post-UTME that the admission list for Degree programmes for the academic session 2021/2022 is available online.

How to Check the Admissions List for AFIT’s Degree and Non-Degree Programs

At the time of writing, the list of candidates given provisional admission into the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), Kaduna had been made available ONLY on the JAMB CAPS portal.

To view your admission status, follow the steps below;

How to Check and Accept Your JAMB CAPS Admission

1. Navigate to the JAMB eFacility Portal. (We prefer that you access this site using a laptop or desktop computer, or via the Chrome browser on your mobile device.)
2. Log in using your e-mail address and password.
3. After that, locate and click on the Check Admission Status link.
4. Do not be concerned if the website merely says “Welcome.” Simply click the settings symbol in your phone’s browser (found in the upper right corner of the screen on Google Chrome) and select Desktop View instead of Mobile View.
5. On the left panel, click Admission Status.
6. Once your information has been successfully loaded, check to see if you have been admitted.

If you have been admitted, the Accept Admission and Reject Admission buttons will be enabled. Otherwise, the buttons will appear faintly lit. You can now accept or reject your admission offer by clicking on the appropriate button in your Admission Profile.

The Federal Government of Nigeria established the Petroleum Training Institute (PTI) in 1973. It was founded as a prerequisite for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) membership.

Located in Effurun, Delta State, PTI aims at training indigenous middle-level manpower to meet the administrative and technical demands of labour force in Nigeria and West Africa’s oil and gas industry.

Petroleum Training Institute awards National Diploma (ND), Higher National Diploma (HND), and General Welding Certificates.

Some of the departments in Petroleum Training Institute include:

Petroleum Engineering and Geosciences (PEG)

Petroleum & Natural Gas Processing (PNGPD)

Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT)

Welding and Offshore Technology (DWOT)

PTI has specialized facilities such as an ultra-modern conference hall, well-equipped restaurant, sporting facilities, well-furnished accommodations, cyber café, and so on.

Petroleum Training Institute’s mission, Effurun is “to provide competent technological manpower through quality training, research and consultancy for the petroleum and allied industries.”

Petroleum Training Institute Effurun School Fees

G/W: N81,600

ND 1: N67,200

HND 1: N68,800

ND 2: N21,000

HND 2: N23,000

NOTE: The fee does not include the accommodation fee. Hostel accommodation attracts a fee of N25,000. Swimming proficiency is also an option for returning students (ND 2 & HND 2).

Part Time Fees for New and Old Weekend Programmes

New Students (ND & HND for Two Semesters): N87,000

Old Students (ND & HND for Two Semesters): N72,000

To pay the school fees, kindly read the following steps:

• Verify your admission status.
• To log in as a student, click on the Students link.
• Input your login credentials to access the page.
• You will be taken to another page. There, you will generate the RRR code for school fees.
• Take the printout along with you to any commercial bank for payment.
• Change the bank teller to a school fees receipt by returning to the Accounts Department.
• Afterwards, proceed with your online course registration.

History of Petroleum Training Institute, Effurun

The Federal Government of Nigeria established the Petroleum Training Institute (P.T.I) in 1973. It was founded to train indigenous manpower for the oil and gas industry in Nigeria and other West African sub-regions.

Petroleum Training Institute Kaduna

The National Institute of Petroleum Studies (NIPS), Kaduna, will serve as an institute for the development of trained manpower in the oil and gas industry.

Petroleum Training Institute Courses

Some of the courses offered at Petroleum Training Institute include:

Welding and Fabrication Engineering Technology

Petroleum and Natural Gas Processing Engineering Technology

Computer Science and Information Technology

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Petroleum Engineering and Geoscience

Petroleum Marketing and Business Studies

Welding Engineering and Offshore Technology

Industrial Safety and Environment Technology

Science Laboratory Technology

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Petroleum Training Institute Cut Off Mark 2020

Petroleum Training Institute cut off mark for the 2020/2021 academic session is 120. It means that to qualify for the PTI Post UTME form and be considered for admission, candidates must score 120 or above in the 2020 UTME.

Petroleum Training Institute Recruitment

For the latest vacancies in the institute, kindly visit job sites such as www.jobinformant.com and www.myjobmag.com

Petroleum Training Institute Abuja

There is no Petroleum Training Institute situated in Abuja.

Petroleum Training Institute Address

Petroleum Training Institute is located in Effurun, Warri, Delta State, Nigeria.