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Medical Imaging Technology and Radiography in Nigeria: Schools, Requirements & 2026 Updates

by Maryam A
written by Maryam A

In Nigeria, the career path for medical imaging is split into two distinct academic routes: Medical Imaging Technology (MIT), offered by polytechnics and colleges of health technology, and Radiography, offered by universities.

As of January 2026, the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) and the Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN) have updated the accreditation and curriculum for these programs to include advanced digital imaging and artificial intelligence (AI) in diagnostics.

1. Meaning of Medical Imaging Technology (Polytechnic Route)

While universities use the term “Radiography,” polytechnics offer the same field under the name Medical Imaging Technology (MIT). This program focuses on the technical operation of sophisticated machinery to create internal images of the body.

Modern Modalities Covered:

  • X-Ray Radiography: Using ionizing radiation for bone and chest imaging.

  • Computed Tomography (CT): Creating 3D cross-sectional images.

  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI): Using magnetic fields (non-ionizing) for soft tissue imaging.

  • Ultrasonography: Using high-frequency sound waves.

  • Digital Imaging Processing: Managing digital files (PACS) and using AI for initial image screening.

2. Polytechnics & Colleges Offering Medical Imaging Technology (2026 List)

The following institutions are currently accredited by the NBTE and RRBN to offer National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) in Medical Imaging Technology:

Institution Location Type
Kwara State Polytechnic Ilorin, Kwara State
Rivers State College of Health Science & Tech Port Harcourt, Rivers State
Shehu Idris College of Health Science & Tech Makarfi, Kaduna State
Anambra State College of Health Technology Obosi, Anambra State
Oyo State College of Health Science & Tech Eleyele, Ibadan State
College of Health Technology Calabar, Cross River State
Centenary College of Health & Science Tech Emohua, Rivers Private

3. Admission Requirements (2026 Update)

The requirements for the Polytechnic (ND) route are strictly enforced to ensure students have a solid foundation in the physical sciences.

O’ Level Requirements:

Candidates must obtain a minimum of 5 Credit Passes in no more than two sittings in:

  1. English Language

  2. Mathematics

  3. Physics (Compulsory)

  4. Biology / Health Science

  5. Chemistry

UTME (JAMB) Subject Combination:

To study Medical Imaging Technology in 2026, you must register for:

  • English Language (Compulsory)

  • Physics

  • Biology

  • Chemistry

  • Note: While some institutions once allowed Mathematics in place of Physics, most accredited polytechnics now strictly require Physics for MIT.

4. Universities Offering B.Sc. Radiography

If you prefer the 5-year degree route (Bachelor of Medical Radiography), these are the top NUC-accredited universities:

  • University of Lagos (UNILAG)

  • University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)

  • University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID)

  • Bayero University, Kano (BUK)

  • Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK)

  • University of Calabar (UNICAL)

  • Usmanu Danfodiyo University (UDUSOK)

  • Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO)

5. Career Path: Technician vs. Scientist

  • ND/HND (Medical Imaging): Graduates are typically registered as Medical Imaging Technologists or X-Ray Technicians (depending on the level of certification from the RRBN).

  • B.Sc. (Radiography): Graduates are registered as Radiographers.

  • Professional Body: All practitioners must be licensed by the Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN) to practice legally in Nigeria.

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💰 2025/2026 Tuition Fee Comparison

When choosing between a polytechnic and a university for medical imaging in Nigeria, the primary differences lie in the cost, duration, and the professional title you earn upon graduation.

Below is the updated 2025/2026 tuition fee comparison and career guide.

💰 2025/2026 Tuition Fee Comparison:

Fees vary significantly between federal, state, and private institutions.

1. Polytechnic / College of Health Route (ND/HND)

The polytechnic route is generally more affordable and focuses on the technical operation of imaging equipment.

  • Federal/State Institutions: ₦60,000 – ₦150,000 per session.

  • Private Institutions: ₦350,000 – ₦600,000 per session.

  • Key Fees: You should also budget for Clinical Posting Fees (approx. ₦30,000 – ₦50,000) and Professional Logbooks.

2. University Route (B.Sc. Radiography)

The university route is a 5-year professional degree that leads to a license as a “Radiographer.”

  • Federal Universities: ₦100,000 – ₦250,000 per session (excluding acceptance fees).

  • State Universities: ₦200,000 – ₦450,000 per session.

  • Private Universities: ₦1,200,000 – ₦2,500,000 per session.

Accreditation & Career Titles

It is critical to ensure your chosen institution is accredited by the Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN). Without this, you cannot practice legally.

Feature Polytechnic (MIT) University (Radiography)
Duration 4 Years (2yr ND + 1yr SIWES + 2yr HND) 5 Years
Title Medical Imaging Technologist Radiographer
Focus Equipment operation & technical maintenance Clinical diagnosis, radiation physics & research
Internship Usually self-arranged during SIWES 1-year mandatory paid internship after graduation

Essential Skills You Will Learn

Regardless of the route, you will be trained to use several advanced imaging technologies:

  • Computed Tomography (CT): High-speed 3D imaging of internal organs.

  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI): Using powerful magnets to see soft tissues like the brain and ligaments.

  • Mammography: Specialized X-ray imaging for breast cancer screening.

  • Fluoroscopy: “Live” X-rays used to see organs in motion (e.g., watching a patient swallow).

2026 Admission Requirements Recap

To be successful in your application for the 2025/2026 session, you must meet these criteria:

  • O’Level: 5 Credits (English, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in no more than 2 sittings.

  • JAMB Score: Aim for 200+ for polytechnics and 250+ for federal universities.

  • Direct Entry: HND holders in Medical Imaging can apply for Direct Entry into 300 Level in some universities to earn a B.Sc.

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2025/2026 JAMB Cut-Off Marks for Imaging Courses

To secure admission for the 2025/2026 academic session, you need to be aware of the specific “cut-off” marks, which are the minimum scores required to be considered for screening.

For Medical Imaging Technology (Polytechnic route) and Radiography (University route), the competitive nature of medical courses usually means the actual “departmental” cut-off is higher than the general school minimum.

Institution Type General JAMB Cut-Off Estimated Departmental Cut-Off (Imaging)
Federal Universities 150 – 200 230 – 260
State Universities 150 – 180 200 – 230
Polytechnics (ND) 100 140 – 160
Colleges of Health Tech 100 – 140 140 – 150

Specific Examples for 2026:

  • LASU (Stream 2): The general cut-off is 195. For competitive health-related courses, aim for 220+.

  • Rivers State University (RSU): The 2025/2026 departmental aggregate cut-off for Radiography is 56 (calculated as $\frac{\text{JAMB}}{8} + \text{Post-UTME score}$).

  • Anambra State College of Health Tech: While the general minimum is 100, medical imaging usually requires a JAMB score of 140 – 150 due to high application volume.

How to Calculate Your Admission Chances

Most schools for the 2025/2026 session have moved away from physical exams and now use a Composite/Aggregate Score.

The Common Formula:

 

$$\text{Aggregate} = \left(\frac{\text{JAMB Score}}{8}\right) + \text{O’Level Points}$$

  • A1 = 10 Points

  • B2 = 9 Points

  • B3 = 8 Points

  • C4/C5/C6 = 7/6/5 Points

Pro Tip: If you are applying to a College of Health Technology (like Shehu Idris or Offa Health Tech), they often prioritize your O’Level grades and an internal entrance interview over the JAMB score alone.

Important Deadlines (2025/2026)

  • Kwara State Polytechnic: Applications for the 2025/2026 session typically close in late July.

  • LASU Stream 2: Registration is currently ongoing but usually shuts down once the departmental quota is reached.

  • JAMB Change of Course: If your score is below 140, you should consider a “Change of Institution” to a private college of health technology where the requirements are more flexible.

This video provides a practical breakdown of how various Nigerian institutions calculate their final admission scores, helping you determine if your current marks are enough for competitive medical courses.

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[Detailed] Polytechnic Grading System in Nigeria. (2026 Update)

by Maryam A
written by Maryam A

In Nigeria, the polytechnic grading system is regulated by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE). As of 2026, polytechnics have strictly adhered to the standardized unified grading system to ensure National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) certificates carry the same weight across all institutions.

Unlike universities that primarily use a 5.0 scale, polytechnics use a 4.0 scale.

2026 Standardized Unified Grading System

The table below illustrates the currently approved scoring range, letter grades, and their corresponding weight (Grade Points) for Nigerian polytechnics.

Score Range (%) Letter Grade Grade Point (GP)
75 – 100 A 4.00
70 – 74 AB 3.50
65 – 69 B 3.25
60 – 64 BC 3.00
55 – 59 C 2.75
50 – 54 CD 2.50
45 – 49 D 2.25
40 – 44 E 2.00
0 – 39 F 0.00

Official Diploma Classification

At the end of your ND or HND program, your Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) determines your final class of diploma:

CGPA Range Class of Diploma
3.50 – 4.00 Distinction
3.00 – 3.49 Upper Credit
2.50 – 2.99 Lower Credit
2.00 – 2.49 Pass
0.00 – 1.99 Fail

NBTE Note: To progress from a National Diploma (ND) to a Higher National Diploma (HND), most institutions require a minimum of Lower Credit (2.50). Students with a Pass (2.00–2.49) must typically complete two years of Industrial Training (IT) instead of one before becoming eligible for HND admission.

GPA System for Polytechnic Students

The table below shows the GPA system for polytechnic students:

Score (in percentage) Grade Grade Point Final CGPA Class of Degrees
100-80 A 4.00 3.50 – 4.00 Distinction
79-70 AB 3.50 3.00 – 3.49 Upper Credit
60-69 B 3.00 2.50 – 2.99 Lower Credit
59-50 BC 2.50 2.00 – 2.49 Pass
49-40 C 2.00 0.00 – 1.99 Fail

How to calculate GPA for first semester OND 1

Let’s assume you offer the courses (listed below) and obtain grades as depicted in the table. The GPA can be calculated thus:

Course Code Credit Unit Grade Grade Points Quality Points (CU X GP) Total Points
GSP 101 3 A 4.00 2 X 4.00 8.00
GSP 105 2 B 3.00 2 X 3.00 6.00
GSP 111 2 C 2.00 2 X 2.00 4.00
GSP 201 2 C 2.00 2 X 2.00 4.00
COS 101 2 AB 3.50 2 X 3.50 7.00
STA 131 2 B 2.00 2 X 2.00 4.00
MTH 221 2 BC 2.50 2 X 2.50 5.00
TOTAL CREDIT UNITS 15 38

To calculate the first semester OND 1, use the following formula:

GPA = Total Points/ Total Credit Units =38/15 = 2.5

The first semester GPA is, therefore 2.5

How to calculate GPA for second semester OND 1

Let’s assume you offer the courses (listed below) and obtain grades as depicted in the table. The GPA can be calculated thus:

Course Code Credit Unit Grade Grade Points Quality Points (CU X GP) Total Points
 GLG 142 2 AB 3.50 2 X 3.50 7.00
 GSP 208 2 B 2.00 2 X 2.00 4.00
 GSP 202 2 C 2.00 2 X 2.00 4.00
 PHY 196 3 C 2.00 2 X 2.00 4.00
 GSP 106 2 BC 2.50 2 X 2.50 5.00
 CHM 112 2 B 2.00 2 X 2.00 4.00
 GSP 106 3 B 3.00 2 X 3.00 6.00
TOTAL CREDIT UNITS 16 34

To calculate the second semester OND 1, use the following formula:

GPA = Total Points/ Total Credit Units =34/16 = 2.1

The second semester GPA is, therefore 2.1

To calculate the cumulative grade point average (CGPA) for National Diploma (ND) 1, add the GPA of the first and second semesters and divide by 2 (the number of semesters). This is calculated to obtain the average.

The calculation goes thus:

OND 1 CGPA = (First Semester ND 1 GPA + Second Semester ND 1 GPA) / 2 = (2.5 + 2.1) / 2

CGPA = 4.6 / 2 = 2.3

Explanation of each Grade Level in a Polytechnic Setting

3.50 – 4.00 CGPA attracts a ‘Distinction’ class of degree. This is synonymous to a First Class degree in a Nigerian university.

Upper Credit class of degree is awarded to a student with 3.00 – 3.49 CGPA. This is synonymous with Second Class Honours (Upper Division) in Nigerian universities.

2.0 – 2.00 CGPA attracts a ‘Lower Credit’ degree. This is synonymous with a ‘Second Class Honours’ (Lower Division) in Nigerian universities.

The same explanation goes for the ‘Pass’ and ‘Fail’ classes of degrees.

Why Understanding This Matters in 2026

  • HND Admissions: In 2026, competition for HND slots is high. Maintaining an Upper Credit significantly increases your chances of getting into top-tier polytechnics like Yaba College of Technology or Federal Polytechnic, Nekede.

  • University Direct Entry: If you plan to switch to a university, a Distinction (3.50+) is often required for competitive courses like Engineering or Accounting.

  • Employment: Many government agencies and private firms in Nigeria specifically request “at least a Lower Credit” for entry-level positions.

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Everything You Need to Know About Polytechnic Lecturers Salary Scale in Nigeria (Updated Year 2026)

by Maryam A
written by Maryam A

In Nigeria, the salary scale for polytechnic lecturers is governed by the Consolidated Polytechnics and Colleges of Education Academic Staff Salary Structure (CONPCASS). As of 2026, these figures have been significantly revised upward following the federal government’s 2024/2025 implementation of the National Minimum Wage Act and the 25%–35% consequential salary adjustments for tertiary institution staff.

Below is the updated guide for the 2026 salary scale for polytechnic lecturers in Nigeria.

2026 Salary Scale by Lecturer Grade

The total emoluments listed below are gross annual salaries (before statutory deductions like PAYE tax, pension, and NHIS). These figures now include the 2024/2025 consolidated increments approved by the Federal Government.

Chief Lecturer (Highest Grade)

In the polytechnic system, the Chief Lecturer is the equivalent of a University Professor. This is the peak of the academic career in a polytechnic.

  • Minimum Salary: Approximately ₦7,320,000 per annum (~₦610,000 per month).

  • Maximum Salary (Step 10+): Can reach up to ₦9,476,000 per annum (~₦789,000 per month).

Principal Lecturer / Reader

Equivalent to an Associate Professor, these are high-level academic leaders.

  • Minimum Salary: Approximately ₦5,700,000 per annum (~₦475,000 per month).

  • Maximum Salary: Approximately ₦7,410,000 per annum (~₦617,000 per month).

Senior Lecturer

  • Minimum Salary: Approximately ₦3,510,000 per annum (~₦292,000 per month).

  • Maximum Salary: Approximately ₦4,270,000 per annum (~₦356,000 per month).

Lecturer I

  • Minimum Salary: Approximately ₦2,880,000 per annum (~₦240,000 per month).

  • Maximum Salary: Approximately ₦3,360,000 per annum (~₦280,000 per month).

Lecturer II

  • Minimum Salary: Approximately ₦2,590,000 per annum (~₦216,000 per month).

  • Maximum Salary: Approximately ₦2,910,000 per annum (~₦242,000 per month).

Assistant Lecturer / Lecturer III

The entry-level position for Master’s degree holders.

  • Minimum Salary: Approximately ₦2,320,000 per annum (~₦193,000 per month).

  • Maximum Salary: Approximately ₦2,590,000 per annum (~₦216,000 per month).

Graduate Assistant

Entry-level position for Bachelor’s degree holders (First Class or 2:1).

  • Minimum Salary: Approximately ₦1,850,000 per annum (~₦154,000 per month).

  • Maximum Salary: Approximately ₦2,100,000 per annum (~₦175,000 per month).

Detailed CONPCASS Salary Table (Consolidated 2026)

The table below illustrates the CONPCASS per annum across various levels. This structure integrates basic salary with consolidated allowances (rent, journal, research, and field trip allowances).

CONPCASS Level Step 1 (₦) Step 5 (₦) Step 10 (₦)
01 (Asst. Lecturer) 2,327,556 2,541,444 2,800,000
03 (Lecturer II) 2,599,716 2,851,464 3,160,000
05 (Senior Lecturer) 3,511,656 3,949,560 4,277,988
07 (Chief Lecturer) 7,328,844 8,282,088 9,476,688

Factors Influencing Salary and Promotions

  1. Academic Publications: Promotions (and thus salary jumps) depend heavily on the number of papers published in peer-reviewed journals.

  2. Years of Service: Each grade has “Steps.” Annual increments occur within a grade until you move to the next rank.

  3. Type of Institution: While Federal Polytechnics follow the IPPIS/CONPCASS strictly, State Polytechnics may vary slightly depending on the state’s financial capacity. Private polytechnics set their own competitive rates.

  4. Administrative Roles: Holding positions like Head of Department (HOD), Dean, or Rector comes with additional responsibility allowances

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Old Grades of Lecturers and their Salary Scale (For Previous Years)

Below are lecturer grades in Nigerian institutions and their salary scale.

The total emoluments are calculated before pension contribution and tax deductions. It also includes rent and academic allowances.

Professor

Professor, popularly called Prof, is the highest academic in Nigerian institutions.

Professors are typically experts in their fields and top-tier lecturers.

A professor earns a minimum salary of 381,695 Naira per month and 4,580,349 Naira annually.

The minimum salary after ten years is 501,680 Naira per month and 6,020,163 Naira annually.

Senior Lecturer

A senior lecturer is a member of the faculty in a university or other similar higher institution.

A senior lecturer’s minimum salary is 257,625 Naira per month and 3,091,505 Naira annually.

The maximum salary after thirteen (13) years is 371,292 Naira per month and 4,455,506 Naira annually.

Lecturer I

Lecturer I earns a minimum monthly salary of 173,332 Naira per month and 2,079,995 Naira on an annual basis.

The maximum salary after nine (9) years is 223,667 Naira per month and 2,684,010 Naira annually.

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Lecturer II

Lecturer II earns 137,459 Naira per month and 1,649,509 Naira per year.

After eight (8) years, the maximum salary will be 164,970 Naira monthly and 1,979,640 Naira annually.

Assistant Lecturer

The Assistant lecturer is a position Master’s degree holders assume at entry level.

The minimum salary of Lecturer III is 120,922 Naira per month and 1,451,071 Naira per year.

After eight (8) years, the maximum salary is 146,241 Naira per month and 1,754,902 Naira per year. 

Graduate Assistant

Graduate Assistant is the entry-level position for a Bachelor’s degree holder.

The minimum salary of a Graduate Assistant is 105,281 Naira per month and 1,263,377 Naira per year.

After six (6) years, the maximum salary is 120,647 Naira on a monthly basis and 1,447,767 Naira on an annual basis. 

Reader

A Reader’s minimum salary on a monthly basis is 314,018 Naira. A Reader earns 3,768,221 Naira annually.

After ten (10) years, the maximum salary is 417,062 Naira per month and 5,004,750 Naira per annum.

This list of salaries applies to lecturers in federal and state universities.

The salaries of lecturers in private universities might be completely different.

The following factors can affect the amount of salary a lecturer earns:

  • Numbers of publication.
  • The role’s responsibilities.
  • The university someone lectures.
  • The faculty.

Old Consolidated Polytechnic Salary Structure (For Previous Years)

The table below shows the Consolidated Polytechnic & Colleges of Education Academic Staff Salary Structure (CONPASS) per annum.

(Level 1-6)

CONPASS 1 (N) 2 (N) 3 (N) 4 (N) 5 (N) 6 (N)
01 1257460 1300238 1343017 1385795 1428573 1471351
02 1460038 1510386 1560735 1611085 1161433 1711783
03 1693790 1748497 1803205 1857913 1912620 1967327
04 1906230 1989066 2071903 2154739 2237575 2320411
05 2127402 2214985 2302566 2390149 2477732 2565313
06 2349600 2443887 2538171 2632456 2726743 2821028
07 3020925 3146527 3272130 3397732 3523334 3648934
08 3716263 3868081 4019901 4171719 4323537 4475355
09 4561073 4737651 4914628 5089682 5268183 5444959

 (Level 7-11)

CONPASS 7 (N) 8 (N) 9 (N) 10 (N) 11 (N)
01 1514130 1556908 1599686 1642464 1685243
02 1762132 1812482 1862830 1913180 1963528
03 2022036 2076743 2131450 2186157 2240866
04 2403247 2486083 2568919 2651755 2734592
05 2652896 2740479 2828060 2915643 3003155
06 2915314 3009599 3103885 3198170
07 3774536 3900139 4025741
08 4627173 4778991 4930809
09 5621738 5798513 5975291

 (Level 12-15)

CONPASS 12 (N) 13 (N) 14 (N) 15 (N)
01 1728023 1770801 1813579 1856358
02 2013878 2064227 2114575 2164925
03 2295573 2064227 2404987 2459696
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Gombe State Polytechnic’s Pre-ND Admission list 2021/2022

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This is to alert all prospective students of Gombe State Polytechnic that the management has issued the Pre-ND Admission List for the 2021/2022 Academic Session.

Students who have been accepted must report for screening and registration between the 28th of March and the 15th of April in the year 2022.

INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO REGISTER FOR NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENTS

1. Successful applicants should download their admission letters from the school site – www.gspb.edu.ng – and report to their respective Heads of Departments for screening/clearance, bringing original copies of their results and other credentials with them.

2. After receiving clearance (as described in point 1 above), candidates should move to the MIS/ICT Unit for online clearance.

3. To make a payment for their school tuition, candidates should log in to their portal (using their Application Number as the user name and their Password as the “password”). If your account has not been cleared on the portal, you will not be able to make payments for registration fees and course registration using the site.

The candidates who choose to utilize the Bank branch option should print the Payment Reference number obtained and bring it with them to the bank for payment. Alternatively, you can use your ATM card or a bank transfer to complete the transaction online.

4. Your REGISTRATION NUMBER is now created and printed together with your Payment Slip after you have made your payment.

5. Proceed to the Bursary Department, where you will submit your payment slip and get a receipt for your payment that has been officially signed by you.

6. go to the Polytechnic’s Medical Center for medical evaluations, using the forms that were downloaded with the acceptance letter as a starting point.

7. Return to the MIS/ICT Unit to pick up your registered courses, and then proceed to your various departments/schools to get the signatures of the Head of Department and the Course Advisor on your registered courses.

8. Make three (3) copies of any forms, receipts, and credentials that have been downloaded and correctly filled out, and then bring them to the Academic Office for validation. (The Academic Office will only consider your registration to be genuine if it has been validated by you.)

9. Report to the security unit for the issuing of a temporary identification card.

10. Make three (3) copies of your temporary ID card and place them in the three (3) files: two (2) copies should be submitted to the Academic Office and one (1) copy should be submitted to your Department for final documentation.

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Kogi Poly approves expulsion of 15 students

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The report of the Central Examination Misconduct Committee was evaluated by the Academic Board of Kogi State Polytechnic, which authorized the expulsion of fifteen (15) students for examination misconduct and other connected offenses.

This was one of the far-reaching decisions made by the Board of Trustees on Thursday, March 24, 2022, in Hall ‘A’ on the university’s main campus.

According to the Central Examination Committee, the fifteen (15) students were found to have violated relevant sections of the Students’ Information Handbook, and they were all recommended for disciplinary action as a deterrent to other students. The Central Examination Committee recommended that the students be suspended or expelled from the university.

The offenses varied from impersonation to carrying unlawful materials into the test hall that were related to the examination, among other things.

The following is a list of the 15 students that were expelled:

  • AMEH ENYOJO JOY – 2019/ND/OTM/661
  • SABO PEACE – 2020/ND/PAD/519
  • GIWA AYOMIDE OLABODE – 2019/ND/PAD/193
  • ABAH SOLOMON – 2019/ND/BUS/519
  • MOHAMMED KABIR – 2019/ND/OTM/625
  • ABUBAKAR AUDU – 2018/HND/PAD/741
  • LLAH RUKAYAT – 2018/HND/PAD/405
  • IDOWU OLUWATOSIN ELIZABETH – 2019/HND/BUS/353
  • USMAN JOY – 2018/ND/PAD/838
  • ALI JOY KAKA – 2018/HND/PAD/836
  • SIYAKA BLESSING – 2018/HND/BUS/603
  • SHEIDU ABDULAZEEZ ADEKU – 2020/ND/PAD/316
  • ABRAHAM SARAH FUNMILAYO – 2020/ND/BUS/046
  • ODAWN CHRISTOPHER – 2019/ND/CPS/555
  • SABO FATIMA LADIDI – 2020/ND/URP/082

Dr. Salisu Ogbo Usman, the Rector and Chairman of the Academic Board of Kogi State Polytechnic, took advantage of the occasion to remind students to abide by the law, stating that no stone would be left unturned in order to maintain absolute law and order on and around the campuses of the institution.

While praising the members of the Board, the Rector reaffirmed Management’s commitment to safeguarding the dignity of the Polytechnic by strict adherence to the norms and regulations established by the institution.

For their dedication to the Institution’s zero-tolerance policy on examination misconduct and other social vices, the Chairman and members of the Central Examination Misconduct Committee were singled out by the Rector for special recognition.

Uredo Omale

Head of the Unit for Public Relations and Protocol.

Kogi State Polytechnic.

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Kogi Poly announces matriculation ceremony 2021/2022

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The Management of the Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja has announced that the 29th Matriculation Ceremony for the 2021/2022 academic session would take place on Thursday, March 24, 2022, at the institution.

A number of important choices were made at the Academic Board meeting held on Thursday, March 17, 2022, at the Main Campus’s Hall A, which had a far-reaching impact on the university’s future.

According to Dr. Salisu Ogbo Usman, the university’s Rector and Chairman of the Academic Board, all required arrangements had been made to ensure a successful and colorful Matriculation, which he stated will be held concurrently at both the Lokoja and Itakpe campuses.

All normal students will have a two (2) week vacation during the middle of the semester, which will take place from Monday, March 28th, 2022, to Sunday, April 10th, 2022. Lectures would resume on Monday, April 11th, 2022, at 8:00 a.m.

Dr. Usman reaffirmed the commitment of the Management and Academic Board to making education more appealing while also placing a high priority on the well-being of employees and students.

His remarks were followed by an instruction to the deans, directors, and heads of departments to increase their efforts in order to prepare for the next accreditation process.

Uredo Omale

Head of the Unit for Public Relations and Protocol.

Kogi State Polytechnic.

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DS Adegbenro ICT Poly extends first semester test 

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This is to inform the DS Adegbenro Polytechnic community that the First Semester Examination for HND2 and ND2, which was scheduled to begin on Monday, March 21, 2022, has been pushed ahead by one week. The tests will now begin on the 28th of March. 

As a result, the ND2 (SES) First Semester Examination, which was originally scheduled to begin on March 30, 2022, will now begin on March 28, 2022, instead of March 30. The HND1 and ND1 examinations will continue to be held as scheduled.

Students are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity and complete all required preparations for the next Examination. The revised Examination Timetable will be published in due course and with all necessary diligence.

Thank you very much.

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Departmental cut-off grades (Degree) for YABATECH 2021/2022

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Prospective Bsc. Candidates at Yaba College of Technology are hereby notified that the management has announced the Approved Cutoff Marks for the upcoming 2021/2022 academic session.

CUT-OFF MARKS  FULL-TIME DEGREE ADMISSIONS

  • B. Sc Art Education – 50
  • B. Sc Biology Education – 50
  • B. Sc Business Education – 50
  • B. Sc Chemistry Education – 50
  • B. Sc Computer Education -50
  • B. Sc Home Economics Education. – 50
  • B.Sc Industrial Technical Education – 50
  • B.Sc Integrated Science – 50
  • B.Sc Mathematics Education – 55.25
  • B. Sc Physics Education – 52.25
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Officers implicated in the shooting of a polytechnic student have been arrested.
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Officers implicated in the shooting of a polytechnic student have been arrested.

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The Oyo state police command has detained policemen suspected of being involved in the shooting death of Samuel Akinsuyi, a student at Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa.

In a stop-and-search incident that occurred on his way from Eruwa to Ibadan, the student from the Department of Business Administration was allegedly shot in the leg by a police officer. The event sparked widespread outrage, with the Nigerian students’ group asking for the officer’s arrest.

It has been verified by the state police spokesman, DSP Adewale Osifeso, that the Commissioner of Police in the state, Ngozi Onadeko, has ordered an inquiry into the events that led to the regrettable tragedy.

According to Osifeso,

Debriefing and orderly room trials for all of the operators engaged have been completed, and they are now in the process of being identified and captured.”

Accordingly, the Commissioner of the Police is urging calm and reaffirming the promises of a thorough and careful investigation with appropriate punishments in compliance with applicable laws and legislation.”

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TOPS part-time admissions list, 2021/2022

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The ND part-time admission list for the 2021/2022 academic session at Oke-Ogun Polytechnic has been released. Candidates who took part in the screening process can now check their admission status via the internet.

The Admission List has been made accessible for viewing on the school portal.

To download their Admission letter, applicants must log in to http://Cppapply.tops.edu.ng using their credentials.

Congratulations!!!

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