Polytechnic

This is to inform potential students of The Oke ogun Polytechnic Saki that an Admission Screening Exercise for the category of students referred to above will be place on Tuesday, March 15th, 2022 at 10 a.m.

The second screening exercise should include any applicants on the PR list who have not yet shown up for the initial screening session.

Candidates who are concerned should take notice of this information and act accordingly.

This is to inform the general public that the Maiden Matriculation Ceremony of the Kano Polytechnic School of Continuing Studies will take place on the following dates and times:

• DATE: March 12th, 2022, on a Saturday.
• Meeting TIME: 9:00
• Location: Kano State University of Technology, Matan Fada Road.

The 11th Matriculation Ceremony of Maurid Polytechnic will take place on March 19th. New students are notified of the following important requirements:

• Students are required to pay the sum of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000) alone at the bursary unit and then travel to the office of the Dean Students Affairs to register for school. Fill up the ID card application and send it to the bursary unit along with a passport photograph with a red background.

• All matriculating students must obtain their Registration Number by the 11th of March, 2022, otherwise they will be disqualified.
• The collection of matriculation gowns will take place on Wednesday, March 16, thus all matriculating students must have paid at least 75% of their school fees in order to be eligible to get their gown.
• Matriculating students should double-check the list of matriculating students that has been pasted to ensure that their names show correctly; if they do not, they should visit Mr. Charles for rectification.
• Those wishing to run for any seat in the forthcoming election must have paid all of their fees in full before doing so.
• N/B It is important that you have your school fee receipt and matriculation receipt with you while picking up your gown to avoid any humiliation.
• Also, make certain that you get your school ID card before the 18th of March in 2022.

This is to inform the general public and prospective candidates who participated in the recently ended entrance test of YABATECH that the institution’s administration has issued the results of the entrance examination that just concluded.

Candidates who took part in the examination should thus use the link provided below to find out how they fared.

Instructions on how to check your YABATECH post-UTME result

• -Candidates should go to https://portal.yabatech.edu.ng/misc/resultchecker/ to verify their results.
• You must provide your JAMB Registration Number as well as your mobile phone number in the appropriate fields.
• -Click on “Submit” and go to the results page to see your results.

Goodluck!

This is to notify new and returning students of Waziri Umaru Federal Polytechnic that the management has announced the fee schedule for the 2021/2022 academic year. The schedule can be seen here.

According to the schedule of fees, the amount that students must pay in order to register for the 2021/2022 session has been specified.

Students should proceed to the Bursary Department to review the fees schedule.

The underlisted candidates are urged to upload their O’ level Exam results to the JAMB Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) as soon as possible:

Adebiyi Comfort Oluwapelumi 
Omotosho Ojo Jimoh 
Mathew Folasade Olayinka
 Obi Iyanu Kemisola (Obi Iyanu Kemisola)
Fatiu Lawal Damilare
Ajibade Oluwatimileyin
 Adeyemi Favour Oluwatomiwa
 Aluko Oluwadunsin
Christiana Aduloju Folasade
Adedeji David Oyewole
 Sunday Samson Ayegbusi
Ogbaji Emmanuel Alome
Victor Daniel Akpa

Note that following the above instructions will put you one step closer to gaining admission to EKSPOLY College of Engineering.

Thank you very much.

MANAGEMENT

Mrs. Julianah Atoye, rector of Ronik Polytechnic, Ejigbo, Lagos, has emphasized the value of education, stating that a country with educated population would always have individuals who have rational thinking and viewpoints.

In remarks delivered at the institution’s second convocation, Atoye said educational opportunities help people gain information, improve critical thinking skills, increase their ability to function in a democracy, and assist them in choosing the best government for their circumstances.

She went on to say that education aids in the development of an individual’s physical, social, mental, and spiritual well-being.

“It also improves a person’s social and moral beliefs, and makes him or her more rational, tolerant, optimistic, and compassionate,” says the author. It changes and improves a person’s behavior as a result of extensive learning and growth.” She made a statement.

Rufus Ishola Akintoye, Professor of Accounting and Strategic Financial Management at the University of Lagos, was the guest speaker, and he encouraged the graduating students to follow their mission with quality and integrity.

Speaking on the topic of “The power of vision and character in the path of greatness,” Akintoye stated that, contrary to popular assumption, Nigeria is a country with an abundance of chances, but that only individuals with strong character and vision could reap the rewards.

Visitor Mr. Chris Alabi encouraged the graduating students to work hard, achieve their objectives, and fulfill their destinies after his visit to the university on March 1. He stated that hard work will always be beneficial in obtaining significant accomplishments.

“Life is not a bed of roses,” he says, “it is full of troubles and struggles, but it also has appealing qualities that inspire hope and optimism in those who experience them.” We should strive to make life more favorable and gradually superior.”

Reuben Odunsi, Chairman of the Governing Council, who talked on the topic of “Self-employment and wealth creation,” stated that self-sufficient individuals are assets to the country since they are able to generate long-term wealth.

In his graduation speech, he encouraged the students to develop their psyches by believing in themselves and instilling the “I can do spirit.”

The administration of the Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic, Lafia has prohibited final-year students from holding after-exam celebrations on campus or at the school’s main gate, according to a press release.

This was contained in a circular published on February 23, 2022, and signed by the institution’s registrar, which outlined the requirements.