A review of all the private universities in Nigeria
This is to advise newly enrolled students of Augustine University that the management has planned the 7th Matriculation Ceremony to take place on the following dates and times:
Date: March 10th, 2022
Venue: Convocation Hall
Time: 11 a.m. prompt
Miss Martha Kave, the overall top graduating student at Chrisland University for the academic year 2020/2021, has been awarded Aig-Imoukhuede’s scholarship and work as an intern with Access Bank.
Kave, who is twenty-three years old, received her degree during the institution’s third convocation ceremony, which took place on December 8, 2021, with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 4.90.
Aigboje Aig-Imokhuede, Chairman of Coronation Capital and Founder of the Aig-Imokhuede Foundation, said a letter had been addressed to the recipient by the company’s Head of Operations, Mr Olakunle Olashore, inviting her to participate in an internship with the bank for a period of one year. “It is our hope that she will benefit from this experience,” he added.
Kave, beaming with pride, explained that she had always cherished the desire of being the best student in her class, and that she had done so via hard work, commitment, and being intentional about her set goals.
‘Being the best graduating student in my class is a sign of academic performance because it was a goal I set for myself with deliberate intent,’
“Being the best graduating student in my class was one of my goals, and I am delighted to have achieved it,” she said.
The graduate in Criminology and Security Studies noted that being driven by ambition, well organized, results-oriented, and an exceptional communicator all led to her academic success.
She expressed gratitude to Aig-Imokhuede for the scholarship, noting that the organization’s support had enabled her to realize her ambitions.
Five students from the Departments of Criminology and Security Studies, Computer Science, and Microbiology received First Class honors at the university’s convocation ceremony.
Police in Nigeria have dropped their charges against Rahmon Adedoyin, the owner of Hotels and Resorts, Ile-Ife, and six other people in connection with the murder of Timothy Adegoke, a master’s student at the Obafemi Awolowo University. Adegoke was a master’s student at the Obafemi Awolowo University.
Timothy’s decomposing body was discovered at Hotels and Resorts several days after he went missing on November 7, according to his family.
Rahmon Adedoyin, who also runs Oduduwa University, was arrested in November 2021 in connection with his death.
Timothy’s death drew widespread attention when it was revealed that his body had been found wrapped in a sheet belonging to the hotel and that his critical organs had been removed. It was suspected that he had been killed for ceremonial purposes.
The case has been in court, and according to latest reports, the police informed an Abuja High Court that it wants to suspend all proceedings in the murder case in order to conduct a further investigation. As of this writing, the reason for the withdrawal is yet determined.
According to Fountain University, Osogbo, the National University Commission (NUC) has approved the institution’s application to conduct three new postgraduate programs beginning in the 2021/2022 academic session.
The new programs include a Master of Science in Sociology, a Postgraduate Diploma in Management, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA).
It was announced in a letter signed by Dr. N.B Saliu, Director of Academic Planning for the commission, on behalf of the commission’s Executive Secretary, that the approval had been granted.
The commission’s executive secretary, Dr. Saliu, expressed his gratitude for the decision, noting that it had come after a successful assessment of the human and material resources available for the formation of the programs, which had been undertaken by panels of experts from the commission.
Prof. Amidu Sanni, the Vice Chancellor of Fountain Institution, expressed his gratitude for the professional gesture offered to the university and pledged the dedication of the school to making the most of the opportunity upon receiving the news.
Prof. Sanni also expressed his gratitude to the university’s stakeholders, staff, and students for putting in their best efforts to ensure the successful start of the programs.
Finally, the Vice Chancellor encouraged anyone who were interested to take advantage of the newly approved programs in order to benefit from the fountain of information that the citadel of learning was providing.
Around 30 of Veritas University’s 331 graduating students in Bwari, Abuja, will be awarded first class during the institution’s tenth convocation ceremony.
Prof. Hyacinth Ichoku, Vice Chancellor, who announced this in Abuja, said the 30 graduands had distinguished themselves in terms of both quality and performance.
Ichoku reports that 60 of the 331 graduates are in the postgraduate class, 151 are in the second class higher, 130 are in the second class lower, and 20 are in the third class.
The vice chancellor stated that the school has contacted several embassies throughout the country in an attempt to establish language classes at the university to enable students to acquire vital languages that will facilitate communication.
“We have written to embassies and received favorable responses; we are hopeful that we will be able to start a language course in the near future where individuals can come and study vital languages,” he explained.
According to him, the university currently offers over 32 undergraduate and over 18 graduate programs through its faculties of education, administration, humanism, social sciences, engineering, natural and applied science, and law.
He noted that the school is developing new programs and is awaiting clearance from the National University Commission’s (NUC) sub-verification team before beginning admissions to the colleges of pharmacy, medicine, and medical laboratory science.
The vice chancellor added that the school was also relying on the verification team to approve PhD programs in English and literary studies, accounting and mass communication, as well as a master’s degree in counseling.
Recall that the University’s official Academic Calendar for the 2021/2022 academic year began on Monday, November 29, 2021, for both new and returning students.
Additionally, recall that upon assumption of office, Acting Vice-Chancellor, Professor Okechuku Onuchuku, magnanimously reversed the amount payable as Acceptance costs for students to the amount payable in the 2020/2021 session. He also restored the previous year’s school fees (charges) for the 2020/2021 term.
The Acting Vice Chancellor also established an installment payment plan for those unable to pay all fees/charges in full at once.
To the University Administration’s dismay, these student-friendly practices have not been reciprocated, since the overwhelming majority of students, both new and returning, have refused to pay their fees/charges. In light of the foregoing, the University Administration has issued the following directive:
1. All returning students must pay at least the first installment of the 2021/2022 session’s fees/charges and register for at least the First Semester courses online by Friday, February 11, 2022.
2. All new students admitted in the first, second, or third admission batches for the 2021/2022 academic year must pay the charges, Acceptance fees, and at least the first installment of their school fees, and register for at least the first semester courses by February 11, 2022.
Please note that students who do not pay their costs or register for the session in a timely manner are not considered university students for the academic session.
As a result, any student, new or returning, who does not adhere to the aforementioned directions risks losing his or her studentship.
All Deans of Faculties and Heads of Departments are responsible for ensuring compliance by students in their respective Faculties and Departments.
Signed:
Kue-Ikoro, K.H. (Mrs)
Registrar
This is to alert students and members of the general public that the Kwararafa University Post-UTME Screening Form for the academic year 2021/2022 has been released.
Applications from adequately qualified applicants are requested for admission to the various undergraduate degree programs offered by Kwararafa University, Wukari (KUW) Taraba for the academic year 2021/2022.
Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Economics bachelor’s degree
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Political Science and International Relations
Bachelor of Science in Public Administration
Bachelor of Science in Sociology
Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Security Studies
Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication
Bachelor of Science in Geography
Bachelor of Science in Biology
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in Statistics
B.Ed Educational Administration,
Guidance & Counseling, B.Ed
Bachelor of Education in Human Kinetics and Health Education.
Candidates Eligible to Apply for the Post-UTME Examination at Kwararafa University
Admissions to Kwararafa University, Wukari are open to anyone, regardless of ethnicity, tribe, religion, sexual orientation, or political leanings. In addition to the following general requirements, prospective students must meet all College and Departmental requirements:
Forms are obtained for a fee of N7,000 seven thousand naira payable to Kwararafa University Zenith Bank account number 10112472423.
Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU), a private university in Osun State, has offered automatic employment to its two finest graduating students.
This follows the Varsity’s announcement that they will provide N25,000 to all first-class graduates.
Prof. Kola Sonaike, Vice-Chancellor of the University, announced the automatic employment during the school’s 12th convocation.
David Babalola and Peter Abegunrin, respectively, from the departments of Computer Science and Law, will benefit from the job. The pair graduated with a school-record 4.97 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA), the highest in the university’s 15-year history.
The VC noted that 511 students graduated from various departments, with 25 receiving first class, 202 receiving second class higher, 213 receiving second class lower, 70 receiving third class, and one receiving a pass.
Thirty-one students out of 331 at Veritas University earned first-class honors.
Prof. Hyacinth Ichoku, the university’s vice-chancellor, stated this during a news briefing to commemorate the university’s tenth convocation.
“The total number of graduating students from undergraduate and postgraduate classes is approximately 331, with 60 from the postgraduate class,” he explained.
“Of these totals, we have 30 students who graduated with First Class Honours, 151 who graduated with Second Class Upper, 130 who graduated with Second Class Lower, and 50 who graduated with Third Class.”
Congratulations to all the graduands.
There are numerous advantages to pursuing postgraduate studies in Nigeria. From increasing employability to advancing in one’s job, postgraduate education is a worthwhile endeavor.
However, in Nigeria, public understanding of the influence of a postgraduate degree on employability and professional progression is frequently confined to the academic elements affecting students’ job prospects, such as curriculum and lecturer quality. As a result, postgraduate institutions concentrate their efforts exclusively on improving their academic offerings to students. Nigeria’s Nile University is an exception to this tendency.
Apart from providing a superior academic experience to its postgraduate students, Nile University strategically recruits a professionally diverse postgraduate student body, providing students with the opportunity to expand their professional networks and access valuable career opportunities, among other benefits.
It is well accepted that competence alone is frequently insufficient to gain access to certain possibilities; developing mutually beneficial relationships with the appropriate people is also critical. By positioning its School of Postgraduate Studies to attract professionals from a variety of high-profile organizations, including the World Bank, NITDA, the Central Bank of Nigeria, and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, to name a few, Nile University provides postgraduate students with a networking gold mine where they can cultivate impactful professional relationships.
Mr. Faruq Illo, a current student of MFE Financial Economics at Nile University of Nigeria, says, “Pursuing a Master’s degree in Financial Economics at Nile University has been a great experience.” The majority of my classmates are professionals from a variety of renowned organizations, which has enabled me to develop crucial relationships that have resulted in more business prospects. As a Pensions Officer, the professional ties I’ve developed thus far at Nile University have been important in connecting me to clients I would not have met otherwise.”
By continuing committed to maintaining a professionally diverse postgraduate student body, Nile University will continue to enhance its postgraduate students’ job prospects by providing them with high-quality networking opportunities to supplement their classroom experiences.
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Nile University of Nigeria is currently accepting applications for the 2021/2022 academic semester. To apply online, go to https://application.nileuniversity.edu.ng/ – the application process is absolutely free.