This is to inform the general public and prospective students of University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) that the Direct Entry Admission List for 2013/2014 academic session is out.
The UNN Admission list that was released contains the names of candidates who have been offered admission into the university through Direct Entry.

How To Check University of Nigeria
Nsukka Admission List 2013/2014

Follow the steps below to check UNN direct entry admission list:
1. Download the 2013/2014 UNN DE
Admission list in PDF format below

http://unn.edu.ng/sites/unn.edu.ng/

files/
images/2013%20SUPPLEMENTARY
%20ADMISSION
%204%20PUBLICATION.pdf
(copy the link to your browser)
2. Use your computer Or smartphone
With adobe pdf reader to view it.

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This is to inform the general public and prospective students of Rivers State Polytechnic, Bori (RivPoly) that the first batch of the admission list is out.
Candidates who chose the above polytechnic can now go online to check their admission status.

How To Check RIVPOLY Admission
List 2013/2014
Follow the steps below to check

1)Click http://www.rivpolybori.edu.ng/admissions (Copy the Link to your browser) to access Rivpoly Admission checking portal.
2. Click the course you applied for on the left side of the screen to check the admission list.

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This is to inform the general public and prospective students of Federal University, Otuoke (FUOTUOKE)
2013/2014 that Registration for Newly Admitted Students has started. Allocation of hostels has also been
scheduled to commence on 29th November, 2013.
FUOTUOKE Fresh students are expected to adhere strictly to this schedule.

FUOTUOKE Fresher’s Registration
Procedures is as follows:
1)Payment of school fees at Diamond Bank
Account Name: Federal University Otuoke
Account Number: 0024873005
Sort Code: 063210824
2) Present teller at the Bursary, Federal University
Otuoke
3) Report to Scannex Diagnostics Centre, No. 12
Osiri road, Ekeki, Yenagoa for X- ray scan
4) Obtain medical clearance from the Medical
Centre, Federal University Otuoke
5) Proceed to your Faculty for clearance

NB: Hostel Allocation starts from November 29,2013

This is to inform all students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA) that school resumes whether or not ASUU calls off the strike
before the set date. This message was announced by the management of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko. Academic activities of the 2nd semester are to resume on Monday,
25th of Novemeber, 2013 with the continuation of registration on the university portal while lectures
are to start on Monday, 2nd December, 2013.

Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma (AAUA) school fees for 2013/2014 session for both freshers and returning students have been released.
Admission lists has also been released. Candidates who have been offered admission will pay the following
fees including tuition and their school fees.

BREAKDOWN OF THE FEES IS AS FOLLOWS:

1. Arts, Social Sciences and Environmental
Studies (Fine and Applied Arts) -
N34,500.00
2. Economics, Accounting, Public
Administration, Business Administration
and Banking & Finance – N40,000.00
3. Natural Sciences, Agriculture and
Education – N41,000.00
4. Engineering, Naturals Sciences
(Microbiology and Computer Science),
Architecture and Building – N45,000.00
5. Medicine, Physiology, Medical Laboratory
Sciences, Nursing and Law – N47,000.00
6. Institute of Education – N40,000

The 2013/2014 AAU school fees are to be paid at the designated banks stated below:
Arts -First Bank of Nigeria Plc
Education and Agriculture – Fidelity Bank
Plc
Natural Sciences and College of Medicine
– Zenith Bank plc
Management Sciences – First City
Monument Bank Plc
Engineering & Technology – Eco Bank plc
Law – Keystone Bank Plc
Social Sciences – Union Bank Plc
Environmental Studies – UBA Plc

In addition to the above, all regular students are to pay the sum of N1,000.00 (One thousand Naira) only as Students’ Union dues.

A 17-year-old girl from India committed suicide after her parents told her she had to stop using Facebook, police said on Friday. Aishwarya Dahiwal was found hanging in her bedroom on Wednesday after an argument with her parents in Maharashtra state’s Parbhani city.
“On Wednesday night, she had an argument with her parents who told her not to use Facebook and her mobile all day for chatting,” the officer from Nanal Peth police station said. “They told her to focus on her studies. After the argument, she locked herself in her room and was found hanging later, with a suicide note nearby,” an investigating officer who wished to remain anonymous has said. Police are currently examining the note, which refers to the argument and Facebook.
In the suicide note she wrote shortly after the argument, Aishwarya blamed her parents and the restrictions they put on her Facebook use.
“Is Facebook so bad?” she wrote. “I cannot stay in a home with such restrictions as I can’t live without
Facebook.”
Newsweek Pakistan says that, with Internet access spreading rapidly across India, many high school students are ditching their phones in favor of communicating exclusively over Facebook.

Nigerian Communications Commission
(NCC) Undergraduate Essay Competition
application for 2013 has started. Applications are
invited by the NCC from interested and qualified persons for the 2013 Essay Contest.

Details of the Nigerian Communications Commission Essay Contest
The theme of the competition is: The Effect of Mobile Number Portability of Telecom Services and Usage in Nigeria.
Objectives of the Competition
Increase Awareness of the Subject Matter
Engage and Enhance Research skills
Encourage competition and academic
excellence
Build capacity of undergraduate

METHODOLOGY
Undergraduates will submit essays not
more than 1000 words, and not less than
500 words on the essay topic
First 500 entries representing
undergraduates from the Institutions across the country. Winning essays will be selected based on content, grammar and style. The winning essays will be announced by the First Quarter 2014.
Participants are expected to register with
their personal details and a signed
authentication as genuine Nigerian
undergraduates.
How To Apply for the 2013 NCC Undergraduate Essay Competition
Entries should be sent to: tawusaku@ncc.gov.ng
or http://www.facebook.com/
nigerian.communications.commission, after
sending your entry to register your essay
submissions, please download this online form.
Prizes
1st Prize
N500,000.00 cash prize, Branded NCC
Laptop and Printer
2nd Prize
N300,000.00 cash prize
3rd Prize
N200,000.00 cash prize
Application Deadline Date
All entries for the NCC 2013 Essay Contest for
undergraduates must be sent in on, or before 16th
December 2013.

This is to inform the general public and prospective students of Alvan Ikoku College of Education, Owerri (AIFCE) that
Direct Entry Admission List for the 2013/2014 academic session is out. Candidates who applied for AIFCE admission through the 2013 JAMB can now check their admission status. The admission list, according to
sources was pasted on the 18th November, 2013 on the notice board.
Candidates are to go to the AIFCE campus, Owerri to check their admission status.
All candidates whose names appear on the AIFCE Admission list are expected to accept the offer of admission latest 28th November, 2013.

Act fast and don’t forfeit your admission.

DETECTIVES in Ondo State have detained a primary school teacher, Alade Adebayo, for allegedly flogging to death a four-year-old female pupil Elizabeth Wanogha.
The deceased pupil was a student of a private primary school, Falaye Memorial Nursery and Primary School, located at Fanibi area in Akure metropolis. The teacher, according to report, accused the deceased of being stubborn in the class. He was said to have beaten the girl to a state of coma. Cries from other pupils in the class reportedly attracted other teachers who rushed to the scene where they found that the girl had fainted.
She was said to have been rushed to a private hospital and was admitted but reportedly died later.
Police authorities, however, said that the pupil died two weeks after the beating by the suspect. The father of the deceased, Mr Wanogha lodged a complaint at the Fanibi Police station, alleging that his daughter died as a result of the injuries sustained from the severe beating by her teacher. Following the complaint, the teacher was arrested for interrogation. Contacted, the Police image maker, Wole Ogodo, confirmed that the teacher had been arrested. Ogodo however said that people should not jump into conclusion that it was the beating which took place about two weeks earlier that led to the death of the pupil. He pointed out that the autopsy will determine the cause of the pupil’s death.
Ogodo said that the suspect is being quizzed at the state Criminal Investigative Department, SCID.
He explained further that the deceased was hospitalised immediately after the beating but died two weeks after.
Ogodo said that investigation into the death of the pupil continues adding that the findings would be made public. The father of the deceased pupil insisted that the teacher should be prosecuted for murder.
Mr Wanogho who lived at Adebowale street Fanibi vowed that the matter would be pursued to a logical conclusion to serve as deterrent to wicked teachers who vent their anger on innocent pupils
put in their care. He appealed to NGOs to take the matter up by ensuring that it was not swept under the carpet.
The proprietor of the school declined comment on the incident.

University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) Part-Time Degree Programme 2013/2014 Application Form for admission into College of Continuing Education
is out. The admission is for the 2013/2014
academic session. Candidates who are interested in applying for the 2013/2014 UNIPORT Part-time programme for College of Continuing Education
should read guidelines, eligibility information and how to apply below:
The following Pogrammes will be on offer during the session:
UNIPORT PART-TIME DEGREE
PROGRAMMES
1. FACULTY OF HUMANITIES
B.A. Degree Programmes in History and Diplomatic Studies, English Studies, Philosophy, Religious & Cultural Studies and Linguistics & Communication
Studies.
2. FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
B.Sc. Degree Programmes in Economics, Public Administration and Sociology (Community Development & Social Welfare) .
3.FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
B.Sc. Degree Programmes in Accounting, Finance & Banking, Management and Marketing.
4. FACULTY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
B.Sc. Degree Programme in Computer Science.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR UNIVERSITY
OF PORT HARCOURT PT DEGREE
PROGRAMMES
Holders of WAEC/SSCE, GCE ‘O’ Level or their equivalent with credit passes in 5 relevant subjects,(including English & Mathematics) who have worked for not less than 4 years in relevant
fields of application are eligible to apply.
The following subjects: Book Keeping, Business Studies, Typewriting, Secretarial Studies, Shorthand, Social Studies and Health Science are not acceptable.
1a) For a Degree in History and Diplomatic
Studies, a candidate must have five credit passes
which must include English Language History or Government and any other Three subjects from:
Literature in English, CRK/IRK, Economics, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry Physics, Agric. Sc, a Nigerian Language: Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba,
Fine Art, Geography and Commerce.

1b) For a Degree Programme in English Studies, candidates must have five credit passes, which must include English Language, Literature in English and any other three subjects from: History
or Government, CRK/IRK, Economics,
Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Agric. Science, a Nigerian Language: Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba, Fine Art, Geography and Commerce.

1c) For a Degree in Linguistics and
Communication Studies, a candidate must have five credit passes, which must include English Language and any other four subjects from Literature in English, History or Government, CRK/ IRK, Economics, Mathematics Biology, Chemistry, Agric. Science, Physics, a Nigerian Language: Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba, Fine Art, Geography and Commerce.

1d) For a Degree in Philosophy, a candidate must have five credit passes, which must include English Language and any other four subjects from Literature in English, CRK/IRK,Economics. Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Agric. Sc, a Nigerian Language: Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba,
Fine Art, History or Government, Commerce and Geography. At least a Pass in either Maths, a Science subject or Literature in English is required.

1e) For a Degree in Religious and Cultural Studies, a candidate must have five credit passes, which must include English Language and any
other four subjects from Literature in English, History or Government, CRK/IRK, Economics. a Nigerian Language: Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba, Fine Art, and Commerce, Geography, Mathematics,
Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Agric. Science.

2. For a Degree Programme in the Faculty of Social Sciences, candidates must have five credit passes, including English Language, two of which must be Social Science subjects, (Economics,
Geography, Government or History) and credit in any other two Arts subjects.

2a) However, candidates for the B.Sc. in Public Administration, are expected mandatorily to have credit passes in English Language, Government or
History, Economics and any other two subjects from: Geography, Commerce, Literature in English, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Agric. Science and
Mathematics or at least a pass in Mathematics, if Mathematics is not inclusive of the five credit passes.

2b) For a Degree Programme in Economics, candidates are expected to have 5 credit passes, including English Language, Mathematics, Economics, Government/History/Geography and
any other subject from Commerce, CRK/IRK, Literature in English, Biology,Physics, Chemistry and Agric. Science.

2c) For a Degree Programme in Sociology (Community Development and Social Welfare), candidates must have 5 credit passes, which must include English Language and any other four subjects from: Economics, Commerce,
Government/History Geography, CRK/IRK, Mathematics or at least a pass in Mathematics, if Mathematics is not inclusive of the five credit passes.

3. For a Degree Programme in the Faculty of Management Sciences, candidate must have five credit passes, in WAEC/SSCE, GCE ‘O’ Level which must include English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and any other two subjects from: Government or History, Geography,
Commerce, Accounting, Literature in English, CRK/ IRK Science subjects- Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Agric. Sc.

3a For a Degree Programme in Management, candidates must have five credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other
two from Government/History ,Geography,
Commerce, Accounting. Literature in English, Christian Religious Knowledge/IRK, Science subject -Chemistry, Physics, Biology or Agricultural Science.

3b For a Degree Programme in Marketing
candidates must have five credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other two from Government/Hostory Geography,
Commerce, Accounting, Literature in English, Christian Religious Knowledge/IRK, Science subject – Chemistry, Physics, Biology or Agricultural Science.

3c For a Degree Programme in Accounting candidates must have five credits passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other two from Government/History Geography, Commerce, Accounting, Literature in
English, Christian Religious Knowledge/IRK, Science subject- Chemistry, Physics, Biology or Agricultural Science.

3d For a Degree Programme in Finance and Banking candidates must have five O’Level Credits in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any two from Government/History Geography,
Commerce, Literature in English, Christian Religious Knowledge/IRK, Science subject – Chemistry, Physics, Biology or Agricultural Science.

4. For a Degree Programme in Computer Science, candidates must have five credit passes, which must include English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

NOTE: ONLY ‘O’ LEVEL IN WAEC (SSCE/GCE),
NABTEB AND NECO Certificates are acceptable
for registration.
TC II is not acceptable
The sets of names stated by candidates
in their Application Forms must be
consistent with the names on their
credentials. Inconsistency in names may
lead to disqualification.
Candidates with O/Level Examination
Results from 2009 backwards must present their Original Certificates and not Statement of Results or Result Slips.

SCREENING OF APPLICANTS
All candidates who have applied for admission into the various UNIPORT PT Degree Programmes of the College will be required to undergo a Computer – Based Test (CBT), at a date to be
announced later.

METHOD OF APPLICATION FOR UNIPORT
PART-TIME PROGRAMME FOR 2013/2014
Application for the various Programmes is
on-line. Log on to www.uniport.edu.ng and click on Application Procedure in CCE, then follow the instructions.
Application Forms can be obtained on-line on payment of Fifteen Thousand Naira (N15,000.00) only including Bank charges at designated Banks nationwide.
The names on candidates O’Level
certificate(s) must be the same as what is
filled on-line.
Change of name is not allowed once a
candidate is admitted.
Candidates must ensure that they have the requisite qualifications for the intended course.
Candidates should report to the
Examinations and Records Unit, CCE,
Nkpolu-Oroworukwo, with photocopies of
their credentials for collection of Brochure.

DESIGNATED BANKS are:
Uniport – Choba Micro-Finance Bank
United Bank for Africa (UBA)
First Bank PLC
Fidelity Bank PLC
Materials required for the Screening Exercise:
Candidates must come along with the Photo Card
printed on-line and payment receipt to the Venue of the CBT.
For further information contact:
Phone: 08146701346 or 08133985579 (between 9.00 a.m. and 3 p.m. on week days only).
For Technical support
contact: ccesupport@uniport.edu.ng
CLOSING DATE:
The sale of 2013/2014 University of Port Harcourt
Part-Time Degree Programme Forms will close on
Friday, 31st January 2014.
You might also want to check the following
related post: UNIPORT Part-Time (Weekend)
B.Sc. (Hons) Degree 2013/2014 Admission Is On
We wish you the best with your application!!!

Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) resumption date for 2013/2014 academic session has been announced.
NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT
DATE OF FUOYE 2013/2014
ACADEMIC SESSION
The University Senate at its 10th Statutory meeting held on Friday, 4th October, 2013 approved the 2013/2014 academic calendar. In view of the above, both fresh and returning students are expected to resume academic activities for 2013/2014 academic session
on Monday, 13th January, 2014 and to commence their registration exercise on the approved date of resumption which will last only for two (2) weeks. Failure to pay the required fees and complete your registration for the 2013/2014 academic session within the stipulated period will result to forfeiture of your studentship.
This information is coming early enough to enable you prepare ahead of time.
Thank you.
Signed:
Mr. O.O. Taiwo
For: Ag. Registrar

Mr Fabian Benjamin, the board’s Head of Public Relations, made the disclosure in a telephone interview on Monday in Lagos. Benjamin said that the centres were increased from 56 in 2012/2013 to 256 for the forthcoming examination.
He said that the increase was made to
accommodate the large number of candidates applying for the CBT.
“Application form is out; preparation for the technical aspect is in top gear and we are always ready.
“Centres that had hitches during the 2012/2013 examination will be corrected, while some may not be used.
“What we already have on ground is close to perfection,“ he said. The board, in an earlier statement, had announced the commencement of the sale of the application forms for the 2014/2015 academic session UTME. It advised qualified candidates seeking admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria that online registration would be on until March 14, 2014, while the website would be closed on March 25.
JAMB said that the examination would be
conducted on April 5, 2014 for those writing the Paper Pencil Test (PPT) and Dual Based Test (DBT). It said that the date for the Computer Based Test (CBT) would be announced later. The board said that the examination centres of the candidates would depend on their chosen towns during online registration. (NAN) You should also check the details of JAMB UTME 2014 Compulsory Subjects here.
We wish you best of luck

Just as efforts are being made to resolve the protracted strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), the Federal Government, on Tuesday, disbursed over N90.3 billion to universities, polytechnics and Colleges of Education in the country.
The fund is the 2013 regular intervention allocation to tertiary institutions by the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) for programme upgrade, improvement of teaching and learning environment, institutional research among others. Supervising Minister of Education, Barrister Nyesom Wike, presented the allocation letters to the beneficiary institutions at the 2013 TETFund Strategic Workshop for Chairmen of Governing Councils, Vice Chancellors, Rectors and Provosts of the institutions in Abuja. Wike said in spite of challenges of competing demands, the Federal Government had continued to prioritise provision for the education sector as indicated in the marked increase in intervention to institutions this year.
He pointed out that in “the 2011, TETFund intervention to universities was N395million each while in 2013 the figure increased to N646million, for polytechnics, it increased from N240million in 2011 to N443million in 2013 while COEs rose from N190million in 2011 to N390million in 2013.” He said it was also remarkable that the number of universities for which TETFund intervened hadgrown from 58 in 2011 to 70 in 2013. He said government also made it a duty to disburseHigh Impact Fund in which universities, polytechnics and Colleges of Education were benefiting from in phases, stating that each beneficiary university gets N3billion, while polytechnics and Colleges of Education get N1billion. He added that this excluded the normal budgetary provisions from government to each of the institutions. According to the minister, the Federal Government’s commitment to effective education system is further portrayed by the Professional Learning Programmes targeted at tertiary
institutions in Nigeria where over 7,400
beneficiaries are currently in Nigerian and foreign institutions studying up to doctoral level. He tasked tertiary institutions on research and innovative activities, stressing that the government and people of Nigeria looked up to them for discoveries that would enhance growth and development of the society.
He equally urged the institutions to strengthen their Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) as well attract support from private and public organisations, saying it was a clear fact that tertiary education could not be solely funded by government. Wike, however, said this was dependent on the ability of the institutions to “demonstrate through their work that they are able to support private and public organisations to excel in diverse areas of productivity” and in maintaining competitive advantage. Chairman Board of Trustees of TETFund, Dr Musa Babayo, in his remark, said the over N90.3 billion disbursed to the institutions would assist them to address some of the infrastructure deficits, carry out programme upgrade, improve on teaching and learning facilities, equip libraries, aid institutional research among others.
He expressed regrets that most tertiary institutions have not developed capacity on procurement processes, saying this has contributed to backlog of un-accessed funds of the agency. He disclosed that about 40 per cent of last year’s intervention has not been properly accessed by some of the institutions. Babayo, however, said the successes recorded by the fund were as a result of the role of diligent tax- payers who must be commended. Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Education, Aminu Suleiman said the Committee members would embark on monitoring exercise to some of the projects sites, with a view to assessing core needs of each of the institutions where the funds are being channelled.
He said: “I must say that the establishment of TETFund is the only thing that we have gotten right. Therefore we must re-order our priorities as people and ensure that there is judicious use of these resources. The National Assembly would embarkon an inspection exercise to some of the benefitinginstitutions to see if the funds are properly
channeled”.

NYSC 2014 Batch A Mobilization timetable for the March Orientation programme is out on www.nysc.gov.ng. The mobilization timetable for NYSC Batch A 2014 prospective corps
members has been published on nysc.gov.ng, the official website of the National Youth Service Corps.
The 2014 Batch ‘A’ Orientation Course has been scheduled to commence on 11th March, 2014 and close on 1st April, 2014. Below is the breakdown of events before the opening of the 2014 orientation camp.
NYSC Mobilization Time Table For
2014 Batch A

Event Date
1 Registration of Foreign- trained Nigerian Graduates 9th December, 2013 – 14th February, 2014
2. Submission of Masterlist.
Screening/ Vetting by Mobilization Officers. 6th – 11th January, 2014
3. Coding by ICT Department. 6th – 17th January, 2014
4. Delivery of Preliminary Printouts to Mob Dept/ CPIs 20th – 22nd January, 2014
5. Return of Corrected
Printouts by Institutions to Mobilization
Dept. 29th – 31st January, 2014
6. Correction of errors
and printing of call-up letters by
ICT Dept. 3rd – 23rd February, 2014
7. Sorting and Packaging of Call-up letters by ICT Dept. 24th – 28th February, 2014
8. Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions / NYSC Secretariats 3rd – 5th March, 2014
9. 2014 Batch ‘A’ Orientation
Course 11th March – 1st April, 2014

MEMBERS of the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, in the Federal Ministry of Education including the Headquarters of the Ministry, the Inspectorate Departments and the 104 Federal Unity Colleges nationwide, yesterday, began a four-day warning strike over alleged government refusal to implement agreement between Federal Government and Labour on members’ conditions of service, among others.
ASCSN and Management of the Federal Ministry of Education presided over by the immediate past Minister of Education, Professor Rukayyatu Ahmed Rufai, had on March 11, 2013, reached agreement on outstanding labour issues affecting members of the union in the ministry.
Leaders of ASCSN in a letter to the supervising Minister of Education, and cpoied the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Minister, Labour and Productivity, Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, and the Director General, Department of State Service, DSS, intimating them about the commencement of the warning strike, threatened that if government did not address the union’s demands between November 26, 2013 and the end of the warning strike, other trade union actions which might include a full blown nationwide strike would be declared to assist the Union to actualise the welfare interest of its members in the ministry. ASCSN in the letter through its Secretary General Secretary, Alade Bashir Lawal dated November 25, noted that “it is pertinent to state here that the ultimatum given to the Ministry has now expired and nothing concrete was done to implement the agreement even though we have been able to confirm the release of about N825 million by the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation to the Federal Ministry of Education to pay outstanding promotion arrears to members of staff in the Ministry.
The sum of N298,297,913 out of this amount was actually released in December, 2012, representing promotion arrears for 2011 while N527,643,440 was released for 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 promotion arrears.”
The letter, however, stated that “It is, however, disheartening to note that eight months after the signing of the agreement and three months after the August 27, 2013 meeting, almost all the issues agreed upon, particularly payment of promotion arrears to affected members of staff were not implemented by the Ministry.

This is to inform the general public and prospective students of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) that Direct Entry Admission list for 2013/2014 academic session is out. The released Admission list contains the names of Direct Entry candidates who have been offered provisional admission into the institution. The admission is for the 2013/2014 academic session. Candidates who applied for admission into TASUED through 2013 JAMB DE should go online to check the list. It has been uploaded to the official website of TASUED.

How To Check Tai Solarin University
of Education Direct Entry Admission
list 2013/2014 Candidates who want to check their TASUED
Follow the following steps:
1. Go to the admission list/status checking
portal of TASUED at http://portal.tasued.edu.ng/acceptance/main/
index.php
2. Enter your JAMB REGISTRATION
NUMBER in the space provided,
3. Enter your PHONE NUMBER (the one used during registration) in the space provided,
4. Finally, click on the LOGIN button to view your admission status.
Congratulations to all candidates whose names appear on the 2013/2014 Direct Entry admission list of Tai Solarin University of Education.

This is to inform the general public and prospective students of Benue State University (BSU) that Admission list for the 2013/2014 session is out on jamb.org.ng. This is according to some of our readers who are candidates of of BSU. They reported to us that they have been able to check their admission status online. The released BSU admission list is the first batch list of candidates who have been offered admission into the University for the 2013/2014 academic session.

How To Check 2013/2014 Benue
State University Admission List onJamb Portal Candidates who took part in the 2013 Post-UTME and want to check their BSU Admission status should follow the steps outlined below:
Go to JAMB 2013 Admission Status
Checking Portal located at http://
www.jamb.org.ng/postregistrationefacility/
CheckAdmissionStatus.aspx?id=15
Type in your JAMB UTME Registration
number in the space provided.
Now, click on “Check Admission Status”
button to view your admission status on the released BSU list.
Follow the steps above to check your result and get back to us on this. Let us know if you are able to check your result this way.