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Please be advised that the University of Delta’s administration has announced the fee structure for the 2021/2022 academic year, which will be of interest to both new and returning students.
The fee schedule for each faculty member and Department has been posted to the university’s website and may be viewed by clicking on the link below.
Ms. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, the Governor of Lagos State, has appointed Acting Vice-Chancellors for the two newly established universities – the Lagos State University of Science and Technology, Ikorodu, and the Lagos State University of Education, Ijanikin and Epe Campuses – by the state government.
Prof. Bidemi Bilikis Lafiaji-Okunneye, a Professor of Health Education and the current Provost of Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, has been appointed as the Acting Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State University of Education (LASUED), Ijanikin and Epe Campuses, according to a statement signed by the Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Education, Barrister Tokunbo Wahab.
The Acting Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUST) Ikorodu will be Dr. Nurudeen Olaleye, a PhD holder in Microbiology and the present Rector, Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH) Ikorodu, according to the statement.
Professor Lafiaji-Okuneye will be assisted by Dr. Nosiru Onibon, who will serve as Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor, according to Wahab. is an Associate Professor at Michael Otedola College of Primary Education (MOCPED), which is currently known as the University of Education, Epe, and serves as its Provost.
He went on to say that Dr. Olumide Metilelu, Chief Lecturer, Hospitality Management Technology, would serve as the Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics) of the Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUST), and Dr. Gbemavo Kolawole Godonu, LASPOTECH’s current Deputy Rector (Administration), would serve as the Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration) of the Lagos State University of Science and Technology (
According to Wahab, the two Acting Vice-Chancellors and other Management Heads will serve in an acting capacity for a period of 90 days, beginning on March 1, 2022, and ending on May 29, 2022, while the selection of substantive Vice-Chancellors and Principal Officers for the universities is underway.
He asserted that the nominations were essential in order to guarantee that there is no leadership vacuum in the institutions throughout the transition time and that peace and stability are maintained in the institutions during that period.
This is in accordance with Section 4, Subsection (1) (C), Section 14 Subsection (1) (A) and (2) of the Lagos State University of Science and Technology Law 2021, Section 8 Subsection (1) (C) and (D) of the Lagos State University of Education (LASUED) Law, 2021, and Section 8 Subsection (1) (A) and (2) of the Lagos State University of Science and Technology Law 2021, according to the Special Adviser.
According to him, “the appointments of Acting Vice-Chancellors and other Management Heads for our new Universities are not only in accordance with the laws establishing them, but they will also serve to provide academic and administrative leadership to the Universities, as well as to represent them externally, both within and outside the State.”
While thanking the new appointees, Wahab asked them to view their appointments as a call to duty and to use their extensive expertise and impressive academic credentials to help place the institutions on a sound financial and academic footing in the future.
The Kwara State Government has authorized the completion of the Osi and Ilesha-Baruba campuses of the Kwara State University (KWASU), in accordance with the statute creating the school.
In order to do this, the state administration has undertaken all necessary provisions to guarantee that operations on the two campuses begin smoothly with the start of the next academic session.
As a result of this initiative, not only will the university be able to better serve the expanding number of students who enroll each year, but it will also provide greater advantages and possibilities for the university and its surrounding communities.
Asked to comment on the state government’s unrelenting efforts to provide adequate facilities for staff and students, Alhaji Sulaiman Obawankasi, the government’s representative on the University’s Council, told our correspondent that plans are in full swing by the state government to have the other two campuses operational and ready for use by the 2022/2023 academic year.
According to the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor Muhammed Mustapha Akanbi SAN, the acceptance of the completion of the two campuses by the State Governor, Mallam Abdulrahaman Abdulrazaq, was a source of delight for both the institution’s personnel and students.
After the two additional campuses, Osi and Ilesha-Baruba, are built, the University will have sufficient chance to expose students to yet another set of cutting-edge facilities that will help in the delivery of successful teaching and learning practices in the twenty-first century.
According to the Senior Advocate of Nigeria, contractors have committed to returning to the site on Wednesday, March 9, 2022, and completing the two satellite campuses within the specified time frame of 8 to 10 months, starting on Wednesday, March 9.
The KWASU chairman further revealed that a joint monitoring committee comprised of representatives from the Kwara State Ministry of Tertiary Education and KWASU has been established with the goal of establishing an efficient internal control system at the institution.
The Vice Chancellor also praised the Governor for always being attentive to the goals and desires of KWASU whenever the situation called for it.
‘The approval of the completion of the two campuses, in conjunction with the various ongoing projects that are springing up on the Malete campus, demonstrate clearly that we have a Governor who is concerned about education in the State, knowing fully well that sound and qualitative education is the hallmark of development in all known human societies,’ said the Senior Advocate of Nigeria.
Akanbi promised that the University, under his direction, will continue to justify the government’s massive investment in the school by keeping the flag flying and doing all humanly possible to maintain its heritage as an enviable bastion of learning in the country and throughout the world.
This is to inform newly admitted students at Kebbi State University of Science and Technology that the administration has released the Registration Procedures for the 2021/2022 academic year.
These methods have been laid out in a step–by–step fashion. Students are highly encouraged to adhere to the procedure to expedite the registration process.
STEP 1: ACCESS THE UNIVERSITY PORTAL TO PRINT AN ADMISSION RESULT
Candidates who get admission notification from the University portal (by SMS) should log on to www.ksusta.net with their login credentials and click on the link to print the Admission Status Letter.
STEP 2: ACCEPTANCE FEE AND STUDENT RECORDS FILES PAYMENT
Proceed to Ecobank Nig. Ltd and deposit 5,000 as admission acceptance and 1,000 as Student Record Files into Account Number 4002006157. Report to the Registration Center with the Bank tellers/Evidence of payment.
STEP 3: COLLECTION OF REGISTRATION FILES
You will be issued with three Students Registration Files upon presentation of evidence of payment of the acceptance fee.
You are expected to make photocopies of all your credentials, including your UTME/DE Result slip/Notification, JAMB Online Admission Letter (For Institution), and Admission Status Letter from the University portal, and insert them into each of the files.
Following completion of the front page of the files, you will be needed to submit Originals of your Credentials for screening.
STEP4: ADMISSION CONFIRMATION COLLECTION
The following step is to meet with the officers responsible for Student Activation and the issuance of Confirmation of Admission for your Faculty. Ensure that you bring your original credentials with you.
There will be a requirement to verify the authenticity of the credentials provided during the screening process.
Once an applicant has been verified, he or she will get a Confirmation of Admission Letter and must send a duplicate copy to the Admissions Officer after signing the commitment.
This will be the point of no return for candidates who desire to defer their admission. For additional information about deferring admission to the following session, contact the Admissions Officer.
STEP 5: GENERATE AN INVOICE FOR PAYMENT
After receiving Confirmation of Admission, students should log in to the University portal at www.ksusta.net and click on Payment Invoice to create a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) code for the Registration Fee. Click Print on the presented RRR code page and proceed to any Bank Nationwide to make payment.
NOTE: Any non-indigenous student who generates an invoice claiming to be a Kebbi State Indigene shall be charged for double registration if the Deputy Bursar, Student Affairs Division verifies the claim.
STEP 6: VERIFICATION OF PAYMENTS AND UPDATING BIO-DATA
After payment is received, return to the University site and log in with your username and password to complete online registration. When you click on Bio-Data, a drop-down box appears, inviting you to input your RRR Code for verification and to gain access to your Bio-Data and Course Registration Forms (CRF).
STEP 7: BEGINNING THE REGISTRATION PROCESS AND PRINTING FORMS
After that, you will complete all required fields in the Bio-Data Form and click SAVE. To access the Courses Registration form, click on it and then Add/Delete Courses in accordance with your Department’s Registration Guidelines. Then, as your next step, click on Save the CRF to print registration forms.
Numerous registration forms, such as the Course Registration Form (CFR), the Physical Examination Form, the Pre-Registration Medical Examination Report, and the Student Bio-Data Form (Form02), are available for printing. Print them out and send them to the appropriate Units/Offices for signature, if applicable.
All of these forms must be printed in a minimum of six copies. You may desire to inquire further with any Registration officer.
NOTE: Always select LOG OUT from your profile page after logging in.
STEP 8: SIGNING WITH THE ACCOUNTANT, DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
Students are expected to report to the Student Affairs Division to verify their registration payment for school fees and to ensure that their payment documentation is properly signed and stamped by the Student Affairs Division’s Deputy Bursar/Accountant.
STEP 9: NHIS REGISTRATION FOR THE UNIVERSITY CLINIC
Students are required to report to the University Clinic for registration with proof of NHIS payment, the Physical Examination Form, and the Pre-Registration Medical Examination Report Form.
STEP10: UIVERSITY LIBRARY REGISTRATION
Students are expected to report to the University’s Main Library to register and get Book Borrowers Tickets, as well as an identification tag/card.
STEP 11: SUBMIT ALL THREE REGISTRATION FORMATS
After signing with all relevant Units, you are expected to photocopy all your credentials, including the JAMB online Admission Letter, Confirmation of Admission, JAMB Result slip/Notification, and Admission Status, and insert them into all three(3) files before proceeding to the Academic Division to sign with the Academic Secretary and submit all the files.
STEP 12: MIS REGISTRATION
After submitting three (3) files to the Academic Division, you will be granted one (1) MIS Student file, which you must fill and return to the issuing office immediately for proper record keeping.
Date:
March 8, 2022 – March 25, 2022
The 25th Convocation Ceremonies of the Lagos State University(LASU) will hold between Wednesday, 16th March to Thursday, 24th March, 2022 at the Main Campus, Ojo, Lagos.
The week long Convocation Ceremonies are as follow:
1. Convocation Press Conference
Wednesday, 16th March, 2022
Senate Chamber, First Floor, Babatunde Raji Fashola Senate Building
2. Jumat Service
Friday, 18th March, 2022
University Mosque
3. Thanksgiving Service
Sunday, 20th March, 2022
Chapel of Light, Ojo
4.Coconut Breaking and Cultural Festival
Monday, 21st March, 2022
Badagry Gate Entrance
Command Performance and Convocation play by the Theatre Arts and Music Department
Buba Marwa Auditorium Complex, Ojo
5. Convocation Lecture
Tuesday, 22nd March, 2022
Buba Marwa Auditorium Complex, Ojo
6. Awards of Diploma, First Degree, Postgraduate, Diplomas and Degrees
Wednesday, 23rd March, 2022
Buba Marwa Auditorium Complex, Ojo
7. Awards of Doctorate Degrees (PhD) and conferment of Honorary Doctorate Degree
Thursday, 24th March, 2022
Buba Marwa Auditorium Complex, Ojo, Lagos.
Charges as rent for spaces for different categories of potential Partners, Corporate bodies, Vendors and Photographers are as listed below:
Corporate bodies – N30,000:00 per day
Vendors – N 2,500:00 per day
Photographers – N2,500:00 per day
Graduands who wish to have special space and canopy outside the ones provided by the University around the convocation ground – N10,000:00.
The Space Allocation fee is to be paid to:
BANK: WEMA Bank
ACCOUNT NO: 0123037507
ACCOUNT NAME: LASU Ventures
We strongly believe that Organizations/Companies/ Vendors will embrace this golden opportunity to showcase/advertise their products/services to the teeming population that will be attending the Convocation Ceremonies.
For further enquiries, you can contact any of the following members of the Space Allocation Sub-Committee:
(i) Mr. O. T. ONI – Chairman/Convener 08023409842
(ii) Mr. S. A. AFINAH – Member 08037275867
(iii) Mrs. Ojo, O. – Member 08032429129
(iv) Adegboyega. D. AINA – Secretary 07086739726
Applications are requested from qualified individuals for admission to the Bachelors Degree Programmes recognized by the National Universities Commission (NUC) at Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria for the 2021/2022 academic year.
PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
The following degree programs are available:
5 years, 4 years, and 2 years
REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRY INTO THE FIVE-YEAR PROGRAMS
Applicants must have earned a minimum of five (5) credit passes at Olevel/SSCE/GCE/NABTEB. English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and two more topics from Geography, Government, or Principles of Account must be included on the passes. Commerce, Economic History Tourism, Civic Education, Yoruba, Hotel Management, and Computer Studies
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies
Five (5) pass grades at ‘O’Level/SSCE/GCE/NABTEB. English Language, Mathematics, Economics/Commerce, and two other topics from Geography, Government, History, Business Studies, Tourism, Civic Education, Yoruba, Hospitality Management, and Computer Studies must be included on the passes.
Economics bachelor’s degree
Five (5) credit passes in Mathematics, Economics, English Language, and two additional courses, one of which must be from the Social Sciences, at the Olevel/SSCE/GCE/NABTEB Examinations.
Sociology bachelor’s degree
Five (5) credit passes in English language, mathematics, any two social science topics, and any additional subject at the Olevel/SCE/GCE/NABTEB examinations.
Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Behavioral Studies
Five (5) credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, and any other two topics, one of which must be a social science subject.
Bachelor of Science in Geography and Planning Science
Five (5) credit passes at 0level in Mathematics, English Language, Geography, and two additional courses, one of which must be in the Social Sciences.
Bachelor of Science in Political Science
Five (5) Olevel credit passes in Mathematics, English Language, Government, and two additional topics, one of which must be a Social Science subject, in the SSCE/GCE/NABTEB Examinations.
Bachelor of Arts in History and International Studies
Five (5) ‘Olevel credit passes in English language, history/government, and three additional courses, at least one of which must be an arts topic.
Bachelor of Arts in French
Five (5) ‘Olevel credit passes in English language and any other four subjects obtained through SSCE/GCE/NABTEB examinations
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
Five (5) ‘Olevel credit passes in five subjects in the SSCE/GCE/NABTEB Examination in English Language, with a minimum of a Pass in Mathematics and credit passes in any four other subjects.
Bachelor of Arts in English and Literary Studies
Five (5)’0 level credit passes in English Language and Literature in English, as well as any three topics from Yoruba, Government, History, Christian Religious Studies, Islamic Religious Studies, French, Hausa, Igbo, Mathematics, Economics, and Civic Education.
Religious Studies bachelor’s degree
Five (5) ‘Olevel credit passes in English language and any other four subjects from SSCE/GCE/NABTEB Examinations.
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
Five (5) ‘Olevel credit passes in English language, mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology/agricultural science from the SSCE/GCE/NABTEB examinations.
Bachelor of Science in Statistics
Five (5) O’level credit passes in English language, mathematics, physics, and two additional topics from Biology, Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Geography, Economics, Government, or Civic Education.
Environmental Management Bachelor’s Degree
Five (5) ‘Olevel credit passes in English language mathematics on the SSCE/GCE/NABTEB examinations. Geography and two other disciplines, at least one of which must be social/management science-related.
Bachelor of Science in Tourism and Hospitality Management
Five (5) ‘Olevel credit passes in English language, mathematics, and any other three subjects, at least two of which must be from the Faculties of Science, Management, and Social Sciences.
REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRY TO THE FOUR-YEAR PROGRAMS
Applicants must meet the O’Level prerequisites specified in i-xxii for the proposed program of study. Additionally, candidates must possess the following:
(a) National Diploma in related fields from a recognized institution with a least of Lower Credit
OR
(b) Passed at least two GCE/A level subjects relevant to the position.
OR
(c)An Advanced National Diploma in related fields from a recognized institution with a minimum of Lower Credit.
REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION TO THE TOP-UP PROGRAMME
Applicants must meet the OLevel admission standards for the programs of study for which they are applying. Additionally, candidates must hold a recognized Higher National Diploma in relevant areas with a minimum of Lower credit or a first degree in relevant disciplines from a recognized university.
APPLICATION MODE
NOTE:
All courses demand that you complete the O’Level requirements in no more than two sittings.
All listed programmes are available on a PART-TIME basis, i.e. on weekends and weekdays, with the exception of B.Sc. Computer Science, which is only available on weekdays.
All submissions must be submitted in their whole within six weeks after the date of this posting.
DEADLINE
July 31st, 2022.
This is to inform the general public that the management of Ekiti State University (EKSU) has released the 4th list of candidates admitted into its Postgraduate programme for the 2021/2022 Academic Session.
Students who are concerned should go to the following link: https://eksu.edu.ng/approved-2021-2022-postgraduate-admission-for-regular-programmes-batch-4/ to see if their names have been approved.
To this end, each applicant is advised to use his or her application number to enter the site and print the admission letter by following the instructions below:
POSTGRADUATE ADMISSION LETTER FOR THE ACADEMIC YEARS 2021/2022
1. Navigate to eksuportal.eksu.edu.ng to register.
2. Select Apply for Admission from the Admissions drop-down menu.
3. Fill out the registration form with your information.
4. Access the site by logging in with your credentials.
5. Select Postgraduates from the list of applications that are currently accessible.
6. Select “Apply Now” from the drop-down menu.
7. Enter the payment reference number provided by REMITA.
8. Fill you up with whatever you want. Biodata
9. Make a copy of your Screening slip.
Congratulations to those who have been accepted!!!
The management of Ekiti State University (EKSU), Ado-Ekiti, is pleased to alert the general public and all prospective applicants that the 4th batch admission list for the 2026/2027 Postgraduate Academic Session has been officially released.
The list includes candidates admitted into various Regular Postgraduate programmes (PGD, Masters, and Ph.D.).
Candidates are advised to visit the university’s official announcement page to verify their names:
Check the List Here: EKSU Approved Postgraduate Admission List – 2026/2027 Batch 4
Admitted candidates are required to use their unique Application Number to access the portal and print their provisional admission letters. Follow the updated 2026 guidelines below:
Visit the Portal: Go to the official EKSU Service Portal.
Sign In: If you haven’t activated your profile for the new session, click on “Sign Up” or “Create Account” using your active email and phone number.
Login: Enter your registered credentials (Email/Username and Password).
Select Application Type: Locate the Postgraduate section from the list of available applications.
Access Admission Status: Click on “Check Admission Status” or “Apply Now” to link your previous application.
Remita Payment: Enter your REMITA Payment Reference Number (RRR) used during the application phase to verify your profile.
Update Bio-data: Ensure all fields in your digital bio-data are complete and accurate.
Print Letter: Once verified, you will see the option to Download/Print Admission Letter.
Acceptance Fee: All admitted students must pay a non-refundable acceptance fee (currently estimated at ₦62,000) via the Remita platform before they can proceed to school fee payment.
Document Verification: You are expected to present your original credentials and the printed screening slip at the Postgraduate School for physical verification.
Deadlines: Ensure all registrations are completed within two weeks of this announcement to avoid forfeiture of admission.
Note: For 2026, EKSU allows fresh students to pay a minimum of 70% of their school fees in the first semester to ease the financial burden.
Congratulations to all successfully admitted candidates!
The Senate of the University of Delta Agbor on Wednesday, March 2, 2022, approved an amended Academic Session Calendar for the 2021/2022 Academic Session, which stipulates that all faculties, with the exception of Law, will begin lectures on Monday, March 7, 2022, with the exception of Law, whose admissions list will be released shortly.
All newly admitted students are scheduled to move into residence on Saturday, March 5, 2022, as a result of this permission. They are also encouraged to participate in the ongoing Physical Clearance exercise, which began on the 1st of March, 2022.
The University of Delta Agbor administration wishes all new students the best of luck throughout their first year at the university.
The management of Abia State University has approved the rustication of Onwuka, Chikezie Princewill, a 500-level Law Student of the University, for one academic session, 2021/2022, for falsifying his academic transcript and claiming to have graduated from the University, despite the fact that he still has unfinished courses to complete.
An Institute for Computer Studies (ICS) staff member, Mr. Bestman Ugorji, has also been suspended from his position at the University for six (6) months and with half salary for his role in helping the student post a fictitious result on social media. Management further requested that he be transferred out of the Institute upon the institute’s restart following the suspension.
(Image: ABSU dismisses a law student; Onwuka Chikezie Princewill is suspended for fabrication of results; and other staff members are disciplined.)
Management has taken into consideration the findings and recommendations of the Panel that investigated the allegation against the student, and has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring transparency and credibility of degree certificates issued by the University, stating that any established case of corruption, forgery, or other vices will not be left without repercussions.