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Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Armed Men Hijack Bus, Kidnap 11 Passengers In Rivers State
Unknown gunmen have abducted eleven passengers in a bus on Ndele-Elele axis of East-West road, Emohua area of Rivers State. The operation took place on Monday night.
Mr. Bright Welekwe, one of the victims, who escaped from the kidnappers during the incident told Vanguard that three of the passengers had alighted at Ndele before the incident. Welekwe revealed that when the remaining 17 persons were forced into the bush that he sneaked into the bush and ran straight back to the road.
The victim further disclosed that when he got to the road, where the bus was abandoned, he met four of the passengers, who he said had also escaped.
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The victims were said to have boarded the vehicle at Rumuokoro in Port Harcourt and were travelling to Ndele, Elele and Ahoada before the incident happened.
18 passengers boarded the bus and the driver, making 19 persons, but 16 persons were in the vehicle when they were intercepted around 8pm by the bandits.
18 passengers boarded the bus and the driver, making 19 persons, but 16 persons were in the vehicle when they were intercepted around 8pm by the bandits.
Mr. Bright Welekwe, one of the victims, who escaped from the kidnappers during the incident told Vanguard that three of the passengers had alighted at Ndele before the incident. Welekwe revealed that when the remaining 17 persons were forced into the bush that he sneaked into the bush and ran straight back to the road.
The victim further disclosed that when he got to the road, where the bus was abandoned, he met four of the passengers, who he said had also escaped.
He said: “We were 19 that boarded a bus from Rumuokoro going to Ahoada but when we got to Ndele three people dropped after they dropped it did not take long, within the bush between Ndele and Elele Alimini hoodlums ambushed us and tried to take us inside the bush me and other four persons escaped before police personnel arrived the scene.
“But I am sure they did not recover the rest people that night even with the help of soldiers, police officers carried five of us to a place where we saw another vehicle and joined to our destination.”
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr. Ahmed Zaki, who confirmed the incident in a radio station in the state, noted that the police is on top of the situation.
“But I am sure they did not recover the rest people that night even with the help of soldiers, police officers carried five of us to a place where we saw another vehicle and joined to our destination.”
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr. Ahmed Zaki, who confirmed the incident in a radio station in the state, noted that the police is on top of the situation.
Mercy Johnson,Davido,Wizkid Listed Amongst Most Influential Young Africans 2017 (See Full List)
In Its Vision of Recognising Young Achievers Across the African continent, Africa Youth Awards has released Its 2nd annual list of the 2017 100 Most Influential Young Africans.
Nigerian actor Mercy Johnson is among the listed...
See The Full List Arranged In Alphabetical Order
1. Achaleke Christian Leke
2. Aigbe Omoregie
3. AKA
4. Akani Simbine
5. Albert Kusl
6. Ali Kiba
7. Alloysius Attah
8. Alma: Ayana
9. Amel Bouchoucha
10. Ameyaw Debrah
11. Arm Sobhy
12. Anta Babacar N. Bathily
13. Asamoah Cyan
14. Asma Khaiifa
15. Bashir Ahmad
16. Berla Mundi
17. Bonang Matheba
18. Bongani Baloyi
19. Boniface Mwangl
20. Bosun Tijani
21. Cassper Nyovest
22. Caster Semenya
23. Catherine Constantinides
24. Cyprian Nyakundi
25. Damien Mouzoun
26. Damllola Oluwatoyinbo
27. Davido
28. Diamond Platnumz
29. Diana Elizabeth Michael
30. DJ Arafat
31. DJ Zinhle
32. Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng
33. Dr. Kelechi Anyikude
34. Ehiz
35. Ekow Mensah
36. Elijah Amoo Addo
37. Ellen Chilemba
38. Eric Kinoti
39. Fiaviana Matata
40. Francine Muyumba
41. Frederick Bohasu
42. Gakii Biriri
43. Gigi Ibrahim
44. Gwendolyne Halie
45. Hlomela Bucwa
46. Hon. Samaila Suleiman
47. lbtissam Tiskat
48. llwad Eiman
49. Ines Boubakn'
50. ltumeleng Khune
51. Jean Bosco Nzeyimana
52. Jessica Francisca Colaco
53. Jimi Tewe
54. Johnson Sakaja
55. Jokate Mwegelo
56. Julius Malema
57. Kansiime Anne
58. Kelvin Doe
59. Khoudia Diop
60. Knight Ganje
61. Larry Madowo
62. Lilian Makoi
63. Ludovlc Blyong
64. Maps Maponyane
65. Mark Angel
66. Mercy Johnson Okojle
67. Mike Chllewe Jnr
68. Millard Ayo
69. Mumbi Ndungu
70. Muna Onuzo-iyanam
71. Mutoba Ngoma
72. Nana Diaby
73. Nancy Sibo
74. Nancy Sumari
75. Nasty c
76. Plerre~E. Aubameyang
77. Randy Osae Bediako
78. Riyad Mahrez
79. Robtel Neajai Paiiey
80. Sadie Mane
81. Salimatou Fatty
82. Samson Itodo
83. Sandile Shezi
84. Sarkodie
85. Shana Wale
86. siyanda Mohutsiwa
87. Sonia Mugabe
88. Souhila Ben Lachhab
89. Sylvia Kakyo
90. Teacher Mpamire
91. Tebogo Ditshego
92. Thabo Msibi
93. Toke Makinwe
94. Tonye Rex Idaminabo
95. Toyosi Akerele
96. Uche Pedro
97. Victoria lbiwoye
98. Wizkid
99. Vasmin Mahfouz
100.Vasmine El Baggari
1. Achaleke Christian Leke
2. Aigbe Omoregie
3. AKA
4. Akani Simbine
5. Albert Kusl
6. Ali Kiba
7. Alloysius Attah
8. Alma: Ayana
9. Amel Bouchoucha
10. Ameyaw Debrah
11. Arm Sobhy
12. Anta Babacar N. Bathily
13. Asamoah Cyan
14. Asma Khaiifa
15. Bashir Ahmad
16. Berla Mundi
17. Bonang Matheba
18. Bongani Baloyi
19. Boniface Mwangl
20. Bosun Tijani
21. Cassper Nyovest
22. Caster Semenya
23. Catherine Constantinides
24. Cyprian Nyakundi
25. Damien Mouzoun
26. Damllola Oluwatoyinbo
27. Davido
28. Diamond Platnumz
29. Diana Elizabeth Michael
30. DJ Arafat
31. DJ Zinhle
32. Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng
33. Dr. Kelechi Anyikude
34. Ehiz
35. Ekow Mensah
36. Elijah Amoo Addo
37. Ellen Chilemba
38. Eric Kinoti
39. Fiaviana Matata
40. Francine Muyumba
41. Frederick Bohasu
42. Gakii Biriri
43. Gigi Ibrahim
44. Gwendolyne Halie
45. Hlomela Bucwa
46. Hon. Samaila Suleiman
47. lbtissam Tiskat
48. llwad Eiman
49. Ines Boubakn'
50. ltumeleng Khune
51. Jean Bosco Nzeyimana
52. Jessica Francisca Colaco
53. Jimi Tewe
54. Johnson Sakaja
55. Jokate Mwegelo
56. Julius Malema
57. Kansiime Anne
58. Kelvin Doe
59. Khoudia Diop
60. Knight Ganje
61. Larry Madowo
62. Lilian Makoi
63. Ludovlc Blyong
64. Maps Maponyane
65. Mark Angel
66. Mercy Johnson Okojle
67. Mike Chllewe Jnr
68. Millard Ayo
69. Mumbi Ndungu
70. Muna Onuzo-iyanam
71. Mutoba Ngoma
72. Nana Diaby
73. Nancy Sibo
74. Nancy Sumari
75. Nasty c
76. Plerre~E. Aubameyang
77. Randy Osae Bediako
78. Riyad Mahrez
79. Robtel Neajai Paiiey
80. Sadie Mane
81. Salimatou Fatty
82. Samson Itodo
83. Sandile Shezi
84. Sarkodie
85. Shana Wale
86. siyanda Mohutsiwa
87. Sonia Mugabe
88. Souhila Ben Lachhab
89. Sylvia Kakyo
90. Teacher Mpamire
91. Tebogo Ditshego
92. Thabo Msibi
93. Toke Makinwe
94. Tonye Rex Idaminabo
95. Toyosi Akerele
96. Uche Pedro
97. Victoria lbiwoye
98. Wizkid
99. Vasmin Mahfouz
100.Vasmine El Baggari
Billionaire Kidnapper Evans Pleads GUILTY!
Aluko Joins Reading on a 4 Years Deal
Reading have completed and confirmed the signing of Fulham and Nigerian forward Sone Aluko on a four-year contract, in a deal believed to be worth about £7.5m.
The 28-year-old Nigeria international, who can play up front or on the wing, has moved to Madejski Stadium after just over a year at Craven Cottage afterjoining from Hull in 2016 summer.
An official statement by Reading reads: "Reading Football Club are delighted to announce that 28-year-old forward Sone Aluko has put pen to paper on a four-year deal at Madejski Stadium to complete a transfer from Fulham for an undisclosed fee.
Aluko, who proved a vital cog in Fulham’s charge intoa top six spot last season, completed his medical with the Royals on Tuesday and committed his futureto Jaap Stam’s side until 2021 by signing for the Royals this evening.
Younger brother to England Women star Eniola Aluko,Aluko could make his Royals debut in a Madejski Stadium fixture against Bristol City on Saturday 9th September – the first of two home games in four days for the Royals after the international break! He will take squad number 14.
Sonecame through the youth ranks at Birmingham City and was named on the bench as a 16-year old for a Premier League meeting with Arsenal at Highbury back in October 2005.
His full professional debut came north of theborderhowever,when he joined Aberdeen on loan. Aluko came off the bench for the Dons in a UEFA Cup clashagainst Panathinaikos in Greece before scoring in hisfirst league start for the club in a 2-0 home win over Dundee United.
His next goal came against the might of Bayern Munich as the Dons earned a 2-2 draw with the German giants at Pittodrie and he earned a permanent move to Aberdeen on transfer deadline day in 2008.
He scored nine goals in 82(+14) appearances with Aberdeen before signing for Rangers in 2011, where he scored 12 more in just 19 Scottish Premier Leaguestarts under Ally McCoist - including a hat-trick in a final day win at St Johnstone in his final appearance for the club.
The pacy forward edged back over the border to sign for Hull City in 2012 and he helped the Tigers achievepromotion to the Premier League in his first campaign on Humberside. Alongside Stephen Quinn and Paul McShane, he helped Hull reach the FA Cup Final in his second campaign in the north-east.
Alleged New Olori Dance WO & DON'T STOP In Celebration Of Her Birthday (See Photo & Video)
The video where she was dancing WO was released yesterday evening in anticipation of her birthday which is today and the DON'T STOP dancing video was released early hours of this morning. It's her birthday and mama is making good use of every opportunity. Watch the videos below...
Ooni & I Are No More - Olori Wuraola Reveals
We have got to stop this culture of shaming and vilifying women with false stories of infidelity & nefarious behavior. The spreading of false information (through "sources" afraid to be identified) is the mark of cowards and a cover up for guilty parties to justify their horrific actions. There is absolutely no truth to the media circulated lies of infidelity and infertility- on my end.
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What I can confirm, is that the Ooni and I are no more. I inhale love & exhale gratitude. My journey continues as a Humanitarian aiding women and victims of domestic violence & abuse with the United Nations. No matter how much time you've invested, no matter the use of media to silence & manipulate, no matter the circumstance, slander, embarrassment, threats and lies: Get out and seek immediate help! Continue...
We've seen this movie before. Women being dragged in the press & blamed for everything under the sun. This behavior is unacceptable. I urge those involved to be mindful of their actions for the eyes of our Almighty God are always watching. The seeds of slander is a cancer that harvests to eat away the souls of the planter.
The throne is sacred and the attempts to tarnish the name of a Queen, in defense or on behalf of a silent King makes all involved look terrible. Remain dignified in all you do. It's not the end of the world, but the start of a new chapter and you must turn the page with grace. The world is watching.
As I bid adieu to this chapter, my wish to you all is to step into your lives - boldly & fearlessly, the way God intended and live not just by words, but through example. The best chapter in our lives is the one we are writing now. Thank you for your love and support.
With peace, love & light, -Her Highness, Zaynab Otiti Obanor.
We've seen this movie before. Women being dragged in the press & blamed for everything under the sun. This behavior is unacceptable. I urge those involved to be mindful of their actions for the eyes of our Almighty God are always watching. The seeds of slander is a cancer that harvests to eat away the souls of the planter.
The throne is sacred and the attempts to tarnish the name of a Queen, in defense or on behalf of a silent King makes all involved look terrible. Remain dignified in all you do. It's not the end of the world, but the start of a new chapter and you must turn the page with grace. The world is watching.
As I bid adieu to this chapter, my wish to you all is to step into your lives - boldly & fearlessly, the way God intended and live not just by words, but through example. The best chapter in our lives is the one we are writing now. Thank you for your love and support.
With peace, love & light, -Her Highness, Zaynab Otiti Obanor.
New Released Photos of Alleged Olori
She just released the photos for her birthday which is today. Happy birthday to her!. See another one below...
FUT Minna Post Utme Date, Cut Off Mark, Registration Details For 2017/2018 Session
This is to inform all candidates who have applied for admission into the Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUTMINNA), for the 2017/2018 academic session that the University’s Pre-Admission Screening Exercise (UPASE) details has been announced.
Commencement date for Online Registration is Thursday, 31st August, 2017 for UTME and Monday, 9th October, 2017 for Direct Entry. Candidates are hereby notified that the screening exercise shall be conducted using the Computer-Based Test (CBT) platform.
ELIGIBILITY
(i) Only UTME and DE candidates who selected FUT Minna are eligible for the screening exercise.
(ii) UTME Candidates MUST have scored NOT LESS than the indicated minimum scores for various Schools/ Courses/ Programmes in the 2017 UTME as shown below:
Date | UTME | Direct Entry |
Commencement date for Online Registration: | 00.01hrs Thursday, 31st August, 2017. | 00.01hrs Monday, 9th October, 2017. |
Close of Online Registration: | 12.00hrs midnight on Friday 13thSeptember, 2017. | 12.00hrs midnight on Sunday, 22nd October, 2017. |
Dates of Screening exercise: | Monday 18th – Friday 22ndSeptember, 2017. | Tuesday, 24th to Thursday, 26th October, 2017. |
Candidates are hereby notified that the screening exercise shall be conducted using the Computer-Based Test (CBT) platform.
- ELIGIBILITY
(i) Only UTME and DE candidates who selected FUT Minna are eligible for the screening exercise.
(ii) UTME Candidates MUST have scored NOT LESS than the indicated minimum scores for various Schools/Courses/Programmes in the 2017 UTME as shown below:
SCHOOL | PROGRAMME | RECOMMENDED CUT OFF MARKS |
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE & AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (SAAT) | Agriculture | 180 |
Food Science & Technology | 180 | |
Water Resources, Aquaculture & Fisheries Technology | 180 | |
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (SEET) | Agric. Bioresources Engineering | 190 |
Chemical Engineering | 200 | |
Civil Engineering | 200 | |
Computer Engineering | 200 | |
Electrical/Electronic Engineering | 200 | |
Mechanical Engineering | 200 | |
Mechatronics Engineering | 200 | |
Material and Metallurgical Engineering | 190 | |
Telecommunication Engineering | 190 | |
SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY (SET)
| Architecture | 230 |
Building | 180 | |
Estate Management & Valuation | 180 | |
Quantity Surveying | 180 | |
Surveying & Geoinformatics | 180 | |
Urban & Regional Planning | 180 | |
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (SICT) | Computer Science | 200 |
Cyber Security Science | 200 | |
SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES (SLS) | Biochemistry | 190 |
Biology | 180 | |
Microbiology | 190 | |
SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES (SPS) | Chemistry | 180 |
Geology | 180 | |
Geography | 180 | |
Mathematics/Statistics | 180 | |
Physics | 180 | |
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION (SSTE) | Education Technology | 180 |
Industrial and Technology Education | 180 | |
Science Education | 180 |
(iii) Candidates MUST meet the minimum UTME scores for their chosen courses, have the right UTME subject combinations as prescribed in the JAMB Brochure and the requisite ‘O’ Level subjects at credit level.
(iv) However, candidates who do not meet any of the above requirements will be allowed to change to any other course whose requirements are met by the candidates. The change of course will attract a processing fee of N1,000 only payable at the screening venue.
(v) All candidates must possess a minimum of five ‘O’ Level credits including Mathematics and English Language at not more than two sittings in subjects relevant to their proposed courses.
(vi) Only ‘O’ Level result print-out(s) downloaded directly from the website(s) of the national examining bodies (WAEC /NECO /NABTEB) or photocopies of the original certificate(s) will be accepted for verification. Candidates that already have their ‘O’ Level results MUST bring the results to the screening venue. Failure to do so will result in disqualification of candidates.
(vii) Candidates awaiting results will be allowed to participate in the UPASE but MUST submit such results not later than Friday 30th September, 2017. For submission of such results, candidates are to go back to their registration page on the University website to update their records or submit hard copies of the results to the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) at the Main Campus, Gidan Kwano.
(viii) Candidates that choose to submit their results online should print the acknowledgement slips after uploading. For the list of relevant subjects for each course /programme, check the homepage of the University website.
NOTE: Any false declaration could lead to a candidate’s disqualification at any stage of the admission process.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
- Interested candidates are to visit https://eportal.futminna.edu.ng/upase/login.php and click on “2017/2018 UPASE”
- On the page that appears, click on ‘UPASE-UTME Login’
- Enter your JAMB registration number.
- Enter one of your names.
- Click on ‘Login’.
- On a page that appears, you are required to upload your recent coloured passport photograph in JPG format (Width 150 px, Height 170 px).
- Choose another course from the list of departments if your UTME/’O’ level subject combinations do not meet the minimum requirements for the course registered with JAMB. NOTE: The system automatically detects if you have the required UTME subject combination and the minimum score for the programme selected.
- Status of ‘O’ Level results (click on the appropriate box).
- Click on ‘Proceed to payment gateway’.
- Confirm your entries.
- Click on the payment link button to proceed to payment gateway. Payment is done through Debit Card (MasterCard – Most preferred) or Verve (only the ones enabled for online payment) or Bank branch (by generating RRR from application portal).
- Enter ATM Debit card details (Card number, expiry date, CVV 2 i.e the 3 digits behind your card, and pin number) NOTE: This automatically debits N2,250.00 only (the N250 is service charge for the Interswitch platform).
- If payment is successful, the screen will display all the data you previously entered.
- Click on the ‘Print’ button to print the document
- Keep the printout and take it to the UPASE venue.
SCREENING DETAILS:
The screening exercise will hold at the University Main Campus, Gidan Kwano, Minna, as follows:
(i) UTME – Monday 18th – Friday 22ndSeptember, 2017.
(ii) Direct Entry – Tuesday, 24th to Thursday, 26th October, 2017.
(ii) Direct Entry – Tuesday, 24th to Thursday, 26th October, 2017.
All eligible candidates are required to come on the date indicated on their scheduling slips. Candidates are to report at the Suleiman Kumo Convocation Square at the University Main Campus, Gidan-Kwano along Minna-Bida road with the following:
- A printout of the 2017/2018 UTME result slip bearing the candidate’s passport photograph (the Passport should not be affixed). The title of the course/programme of choice should be boldly written by the candidate on top of the result slip.
- The printed 2017/2018 University Pre-Admission Screening Exercise (UPASE) scheduling slip.
- A writing material (Biro or Pencil).
- A simple scientific calculator (non-programmable) without cover.
GENERAL INFORMATION
a) No candidate will be allowed to participate in the screening exercise without complying with the above requirements.
b) The Main Campus at Gidan Kwano along Minna-Bida road is about 20 km away from the Bosso Campus of the University, which is inside Minna town.
c) Candidates without personal vehicles may board commercial buses at the rate of N80 to N100 at the Bosso Campus of the University.
d) Candidates are not allowed to bring GSM handsets or similar electronic gadgets into the screening hall. Such item(s) will be seized and will not be returned to the owners.
Impersonation is a serious offence and anyone caught impersonating will be handed over to the law enforcement agents.
e) Any registered candidate who fails to report for the screening exercise on the date and time specified on the print-out automatically loses his or her chance of being screened for admission.
f) Candidates are advised to arrive at the Suleiman Kumo Convocation Square at the Main Campus, Gidan Kwano on the scheduled dates for the screening exercise at least one hour prior to the scheduled time on their slips.
b) The Main Campus at Gidan Kwano along Minna-Bida road is about 20 km away from the Bosso Campus of the University, which is inside Minna town.
c) Candidates without personal vehicles may board commercial buses at the rate of N80 to N100 at the Bosso Campus of the University.
d) Candidates are not allowed to bring GSM handsets or similar electronic gadgets into the screening hall. Such item(s) will be seized and will not be returned to the owners.
Impersonation is a serious offence and anyone caught impersonating will be handed over to the law enforcement agents.
e) Any registered candidate who fails to report for the screening exercise on the date and time specified on the print-out automatically loses his or her chance of being screened for admission.
f) Candidates are advised to arrive at the Suleiman Kumo Convocation Square at the Main Campus, Gidan Kwano on the scheduled dates for the screening exercise at least one hour prior to the scheduled time on their slips.
CLOSING DATE
Application will end midnight of Friday 13th September, 2017 for UTME and midnight of Sunday, 22nd October, 2017 for Direct Entry.
Best of luck To You all…
IBBU Pegs 160 As It's 2017/2018 Admission Cut Off Point
Recall the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) last week fixed 120 as the cut-off marks for university admissions, signifying a 60-point reduction compared to last year’s minimum of 180 points.
“After analyzing JAMB’s decision to peg the minimum entry requirement at 120 points, IBBU has pegged its minimum entry requirement to 160 points for the 2017/18 academic session,” the VC said.
400,000 Illegal Pilgrims Been Banned By Saudi Arabia From Entering Mecca
This was highlighted by the interior ministry during a news conference on Hajj security plans that were designed to accommodate more than two million pilgrims expected to perform Hajj 2017.
Saudi Arabia has taken serious steps, including fine and jail terms against violators to ensure smooth Hajj operation for the pilgrims. The ministry also announced that until on Tuesday 1.7 million foreign pilgrims and around 200,000 domestic pilgrims had arrived in Mecca.
More than 100,000 members of the Saudi security forces will participate in this year Hajj 2017 this week.
FUNAI Post-UTME Admission Screening Exercise 2017/2018 Application Details
The management of Federal University, Ndufu-Alike Ikwo (FUNAI) wishes to inform the general public that on-line registration for the 2017/2018 Post-UTME Admission Screening Exercise of the University has commenced.
Eligibility:
- Candidates who made FUNAI their first choice institution in their application for admission in the 2017/2018 UTME, who scored 180 and above are eligible to apply.
Method Of Application:
Online registration commences on Monday, 28th August, 2017. Those who fail to register within the period WILL NOT be screened.
Eligible candidates are required to pay a fee of N2, 000 only. To register, follow the steps outlined below:
- Visit the University website: www.funai.edu.ng
- Click on the QUICK LINKS or ADMISSION Menu items.
- Click on 2017/2018 Admission Screening Application sub-menu item
- Enter your “JAMB Registration Number”
- Select your payment mode (Generate Remita Retrieval Reference Number).
- Proceed to any bank for your payment with your Remita number.
- Return to the Application page and enter your “JAMB Registration Number” again.
- Proceed with the completion of the form.
- Upload CLEAR COPIES of 2017 UTME Result, O’ Level results, Birth Certificate, and Local Government Identification.
- Confirm your entries.
- Submit your application.
- Print out your acknowledgement slip and come with it for the Post-UTME Test.
Screening Details:
The FUNAI Post-UTME Screening exercise for the under-listed programmes is scheduled to hold as follows:
DAY ONE: Monday, 18th September, 2017Time: 8.00 am
1. Faculty of Management and Social Sciences (1)
Business Administration
Mass Communication
Banking and Finance
Sociology
Psychology
Venue: University Auditorium.
Business Administration
Mass Communication
Banking and Finance
Sociology
Psychology
Venue: University Auditorium.
2. Faculty of Science (1)
Biotechnology
Molecular Biology
Microbiology
Biology
Biochemistry
Venue: Faculty of Science Auditorium.
Biotechnology
Molecular Biology
Microbiology
Biology
Biochemistry
Venue: Faculty of Science Auditorium.
3. Faculty of Humanities
History and Strategic Studies
Languages
Linguistics
Literary Studies
Fine and Applied Arts
Theatre Arts
Philosophy
Music
Religion
Venue: School of Foundation Studies, Aguogboriga Estate, Abakaliki.
History and Strategic Studies
Languages
Linguistics
Literary Studies
Fine and Applied Arts
Theatre Arts
Philosophy
Music
Religion
Venue: School of Foundation Studies, Aguogboriga Estate, Abakaliki.
DAY TWO: Tuesday, 19th September, 2017Time: 8.00 am
1. Faculty of Management and Social Sciences (2)
Political Science
Criminology and Security Studies
Economics and Development Studies
Accountancy
Venue: University Auditorium.
Political Science
Criminology and Security Studies
Economics and Development Studies
Accountancy
Venue: University Auditorium.
2. Faculty of Science (2)
Statistics
Physics
Mathematics
Computer Science
Chemistry
Geology
Geophysics
Venue: Faculty of Science Auditorium.
Statistics
Physics
Mathematics
Computer Science
Chemistry
Geology
Geophysics
Venue: Faculty of Science Auditorium.
3. Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
Anatomy
Physiology
Venue: School of Foundation Studies, Aguogboriga Estate, Abakaliki.
Anatomy
Physiology
Venue: School of Foundation Studies, Aguogboriga Estate, Abakaliki.
DAY THREE: Wednesday, 20th September, 2017Time: 8.00 am
1. Faculty of Agriculture
Agriculture (Animal Science, Agribusiness, Crop Science, Soil Science, Agricultural Economics & Extension Economics)
2. Fisheries and Aquaculture
Venue: School of Foundation Studies, Aguogboriga Estate, Abakaliki.
Agriculture (Animal Science, Agribusiness, Crop Science, Soil Science, Agricultural Economics & Extension Economics)
2. Fisheries and Aquaculture
Venue: School of Foundation Studies, Aguogboriga Estate, Abakaliki.
2. Faculty of Education
Science Education
Arts and Humanities
Vocational and Technical Education
Educational Foundations
Venue: School of Foundation Studies, Aguogboriga Estate, Abakaliki.
Science Education
Arts and Humanities
Vocational and Technical Education
Educational Foundations
Venue: School of Foundation Studies, Aguogboriga Estate, Abakaliki.
3. Faculty of Engineering and Technology
Chemical Engineering
Petroleum Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronic Engineering
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronics Engineering
Venue: Faculty of Science Auditorium.
Chemical Engineering
Petroleum Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronic Engineering
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronics Engineering
Venue: Faculty of Science Auditorium.
Candidates are required to come with the following items:
– Registration print-out acknowledgement slip from the University website
– 2017/2018 Original UTME Result slip (not photocopy) showing candidate’s picture and score
– Registration print-out acknowledgement slip from the University website
– 2017/2018 Original UTME Result slip (not photocopy) showing candidate’s picture and score
Closing Date:
Registration for the screening exercise end on Monday, September 11th, 2017.
Best of luck To You all
Tuesday, August 29, 2017
'Cameroon Face A Tough Task Against Nigeria' - Hugo Broos Says
Cameroon will be desperate for a point in a bid to atleast keep their World Cup dream alive as they battle a Super Eagles, that are top of group B on Six points against Lion's two points from two matches.
Broos affirmed that though they could upset the odds, however, charged his team to pick atleast four points from the two-leg.
“These are two important matches. And even after that
there will be Zambia and Algeria, four important games," he
continued.
"If we still have the chance to qualify, we must take at least four points out of six against Nigeria.
"If that is not the case, I think it will not be possible to qualify for the 2018 World Cup. It will
become very difficult.”
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