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How About Your School? / KWASU Post-UTME Experience 2015: Share Here
« on: June 18, 2015, 06:19:06 pm »
The post-UTME screening exercise of Kwara state university KWASU for 2015/2016 commenced on the 15th of June and will finally end today 18th of June, 2015.
This thread is for candidates who participated in the post-UTME Screening exercise to discuss and share their experiences.
Did they keep to time? How favourable did you find the questions?
You can also share with us what you are expecting as your score when the results are finally out.
Share your experiences now using the comment box below.

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This is to inform the public that the University of Calabar has released the 3rd Supplementary UTME & Direct Entry Admission List for 2014/2015.
The new list can be accessed online.
To check your admission status, simply click on this link: 2014/2015 UNICAL 3rd  supplementary UME & DE Admission List
1.Type in your JAMB Registration Number
2.Re-type Your JAMB Registration Number to confirm
3.Type in your PIN
4.Click on "Login" to access your admission status

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At its meeting of Wednesday, June 17, 2015, Senate considered the need to have the student portals re-opened to allow 200-500 level students who were yet to register on account of their inability to pay their fees, consequent on the economic realities in the country, to do so before the commencement of the 2014/2015 Harmattan Semesters examinations.
Senate eventually approved that:
(i) the portals be re-opened immediately and be kept opened
till midnight of Friday, July 10, 2015;
(ii) the 2014/2015 Harmattan Semester Examinations should now
commence as indicated below:
(a) 100 level examinations - Monday, June 29, 2015;
(b) 200 – 500 level examinations - Monday, July 13, 2015.
All affected students are enjoined to take advantage of this Senate’s magnanimity and get registered before the expiration of the new deadline (i.e. midnight of Friday, July 10, 2015).
Best wishes.

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About 344 newly recruited staff including lecturers of Rivers State Polytechnic, Bori has been sacked by the new government led by Governor Ezebunwo Nyesom Wike,.
It was learnt that the sacked workers were recruited by the immediate past administration led by Rotimi Amaechi.
According to the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the institution, Innocent Ogbonnaya Nwanwo , this was contained in a directive sent to the Polytechnic by the State Ministry of Education. The directive also stated that the Rector of the polytechnic, Sir Obianko Worlu Elechi would proceed on compulsory leave.
He said, “The recent employment exercise we had at the Rivers State Polytechnic, Bori has been cancelled. The reason is that the government needed to review the process of their employment. The process that brought in the newly employed people; don’t forget, they have not started work, has been called off; it has been terminated by the state government.
“Right now, they don’t have a job here in the Rivers State Polytechnic. Technically speaking, that is the truth. The Rector is on leave; he was asked to proceed on leave.”
However one of the sacked lecturers who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said their recruitment followed due process and dates back to September 2014.
He called on Governor Ezebunwo Nyesom Wike, the State House of Assembly, and the authority of the Polytechnic to intervene on the issue.

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How About Your School? / UNILORIN Inducts 31 New Medical Doctors
« on: June 18, 2015, 06:14:30 pm »
The University of Ilorin College of Health Sciences has inducted 31 new medical doctors.
The Vice Chancellor of the university, Professor AbdulGaniyu Ambali,who was represented by deputy vice chancellor (Academics),Prof. Sidikat Ijaya, speaking during the professional initiation and admission ceremony for the 2015 Batch B medical graduates urged the medical doctors to be professional in their dealings and desist from any act that would tarnish the image of the institution .
According to the Provost, College of Health Sciences, Provost, Rotimi Johnson,“Over the years, the products of our medical programme are currently professors and medical administrators in several institutions within Nigeria and in the diaspora”.
The Deputy Chairman of Kwara State Branch of Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Dr. Kunle Olawepo, who was present at the event, challenged the inductees to make compassion, professionalism and integrity as the hallmark of duty.

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In view of the up coming 2014/2015 rain Semester Examination, the management of Al-hikmah University has released the following instructions
A. REQUIREMENT TO WRITE THE EXAMS
Examination Card (Docket) for Rain Semester Examinations
* Please, note that No student will be allowed to write the Examinations without the examination card (Docket). You are to report infront of the Examination Rooms 30 Minutes before the commencement of the Examination.
B. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE
1. Do your revision outside the Examination room so that you don’t, by omission, forget any incriminating material either on yourself or on your table.
2. Do not enter the examination room with any inscription on your Examination card or any part of your body, e.g. palm, arm, thigh, etc.
3. Do not bring lecture notes, textbooks, jotters, bags, handsets (mobile telephone), programmable calculators and calculator instruction manuals to the examination room.
4. Maintain absolute silence in the examination room. Only raise up your hand to attract the attention of the Invigilator if and when necessary.
5. Avoid any kind of communication between you and any other student(s) while the examination is in progress.
6. Do not write anything on your question papers. All your workings should be done inside your answer booklet.
7. Do not pass or attempt to pass any information to another student while the examination is in progress.
8. Do not copy or attempt to copy from another student or engage in any similar activity.
9. Do not disturb or distract any other student(s) during examination.
Failure to observe any of the above instructions shall, prima facie, constitute an examination malpractice, the penalty of which is AUTOMATIC EXPULSION from the University. Please, be warned.

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The management Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, has announced the Post-UTME Sales of form for 2015/2016.
The screening shall be conducted from Monday 27th July to Monday 3rd August, 2015.
ELIGIBILITY
The following shall be eligible for the screening:
UTME candidates that picked the University with a minimum score of 180 in the 2015/2016 UTME Results.
Candidates with ‘A’ Level Certificate or First Degree who had applied for Direct Entry Admission through JAMB into the University.
Candidates who possess Diploma certificate of the University and who had applied for Direct Entry admission through JAMB into the University.
Candidates with Diploma from other approved institutions with minimum of Upper Credit who had applied through JAMB for Direct Entry admission into the University.
Candidates who did not pick the University but with a minimum score of 180 in the 2015/2016 UTME results.
2015/2016 PUTME PROPOSED EXAMINATIONS DAYS
DATEFACULTIES AND COLLEGES/PROGRAMMESVENUETIME
Monday, 27th July, 2015Law, Arts and Arts/EducationMain Campus, Ago-Iwoye9.00 a.m.
Tuesday, 28th July, 2015Science and Science/Education, Engineering   and AgriculturalMain Campus, Ago-Iwoye9.00 a.m.
Sciences
Wednesday, 29th July, 2015Medicine, Pharmacy, Basic Medical SciencesMain Campus, Ago-Iwoye9.00 a.m.
Thursday, 30th July, 2015SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES –Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye9.00 a.m.
Mass Communication, Geography   and Regional Planning,
Transport Planning Management
Friday, 31st July, 2015SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES –Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye9.00 a.m.
Business Administration, Economics, SMS/Education
Saturday, 1st August, 2015SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES –Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye9.00 a.m.
Accounting, Banking and Finance
Monday, 3rd August, 2015SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES –Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye9.00 a.m.
Political Science, Public Administration, Sociology, Industrial And
Labour Relations, Psychology.The Post UTME screening exercises would be conducted through Computer Based Test (CBT)
MODE OF PAYMENT
Each eligible candidate will pay the sum of N1,000.00 (One Thousand Naira) for the sreening and N6,000.00 (Six Thousand Naira) for scratch card, processing and administrative charges. Payment can be made at any of the underlisted locations:
1.OOU CAMPUSES – Any of the University Point of Sales (POS) on any of our Campuses (Ago – Iwoye, Ikenne, Sagamu, Ayetoro & Ibogun).
2.IJEBU-ODE – Olabisi Onabanjo University Guest House, Igbeba Ijebu-Ode.
3.WEMA BANK PLC:
Abeokuta– 1, Ibrahim Babangida Boulevard, Opp. CBN, Oke-Ilewo, Abeokuta
Lagos– 24, Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja
Lagos– 8, Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria Island
Ibadan– Secretariat Roundabout, Ibadan
Asaba– 407, Nnebi Road, Asaba
Ilorin– 171, Ibrahim Taiwo Road, Ilorin
Benin– 12, Akpakpava Street, Benin City
Akure– 54a, Oba Adesida Road, Akure4.Port-Harcourt- 66, Olu Obasanjo Road Bic Mall, Port-Harcourt.
5.Abuja – Oyo House, Ralph Shodeinde Street, Central Business District, Abuja.
The sum total of the PUTME is N7,000.00 (Seven Thousand Naira) only.
Payment should be made using FULL NAMES (IN CAPITAL LETTERS) as it appears on the JAMB slip.Example: BALOGUN GARUBA CHINEDU (Surname first)
MODE OF REGISTRATION
Candidates are to collect a scratch card (at no additional cost) at the point of payment.
Visit the University Registration Website: oouagoiwoye.edu.nga nd print out your Post-UTME examination slip 48 hours after payment.
Each candidate should bring along the following to the venue of the screening:
E-registration slip for UTME/DE 2015/2016 session.The Printout for the POST-UTME Registration form.
You are advised to come with your JAMB Original Result Slip with your Passport photograph on it. If you do not have this click here to get yours

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NYSC Management has approved the following programme of activities for the 2014 Batch 'B' Winding-up/Passing-out exercise:
Monday 15th June, 2015 - Tuesday 23rd June, 2015
Job Creation and Awareness Week, Sensitization of Corps Members on Job Creation/Opportunities after Service. This will be done at the Zonal level using relevant officers.
Lectures/Seminars on Job opportunities by the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) at the Zonal level.
Wednesday 24th June,2015 - Friday 26th June, 2015
Release of Passing-out Corps Members by Employers.
Registration/Clearing of Corps Members. Information on conditions for issuance of Certificates of National Service
Monday 29th June, 2015
Parade Rehearsal
Signing of Final clearance by Zonal Inspectors.
Tuesday 30th June, 2015,
Parade Rehearsal.
Signing of Final clearance by Zonal Inspectors.
Debriefing/Evaluation of Service Year.
Administration of Questionnaire (Form 4B) on 5% of the Passing-out Corps Members.
Wednesday 1st July, 2015
Final Parade Rehearsal.
State Farewell Party to be presided over by the Governor of the State.
Thursday 2nd July, 2015,
Passing-out Ceremony to be presided over by the Governor of the State.
Distribution of Certificates of National Service to deserving corps members.

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How About Your School? / AAUA Important Notice to Students
« on: June 18, 2015, 06:07:29 pm »
This is to inform all AAUA students that they are to submit their duly signed Course Registration forms, Biodata form and AAUA Mobile slip to their Departments and Faculties on or before Friday, 19th June, 2015.
Students are advised to comply with this directive.

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The Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Governing Council, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria, His Excellency, Ambassador Oladele Akadiri, OON, has instituted a N1million anti-corruption essay competition for staff and students of the Institution as part of measures to engender transparency and due process in the nation.
He made the pronouncement during a three-day workshop, entitled, “Building University Culture in Adekunle Ajasin University” held recently on campus.
The Pro-Chancellor proposed “Can Corruption and Indiscipline Be Eradicated from Nigeria? If So, How? And What Role Can Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba, Play in Such an Undertaking?” as theme for the essay competition.
Ambassador Akadiri, who described such intellectual engagement (Essay Competition) as an indispensable element of University Culture, said, “I am proposing a competitive academic exercise on campus, in form of an essay that would be open to all students and staff, or a thesis, or a dissertation.
And the exercise could take off in July and end in September this year, so that necessary awards could be given to the winner and two runners-up in October, 2015, all totaling 1,000,000 (one million) Naira, at my own expense.”
The Pro-Chancellor asked the University Management to set up a three-man Committee to establish the necessary ground rules and standards for the competition.
While noting that AAUA is already noted for academic excellence, the Pro-Chancellor said the University and other universities in Nigeria must inculcate Moral Culture – transparency, honesty and absolute integrity – as a way of life “in these days of Universal Corruption and pervasive indiscipline in our country”.
Ambassador Akadiri said, “On an equal footing with academic excellence, honesty and integrity must find a permanent home at AAUA, to such extent that, when employers of labour are out in search of incorruptible staff, Akungba will become their first port of call.”

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The 2015 Postume/Admission is fast approaching and all is required of Aspirants is total preparation in all area as regards to their course of choice & institution of choice.
Secrets for easy Admission include;
1)Make sure you have chosen the right course (mostly the course you perform well in the subjects in secondary school)
2)Ensure you have chosen the right school (A school you think you can easily adapt and adjust to it's environment)
3)Get the right material to read-Past-question paper of your school of choice.
3)Always try to get current information about your school of choice so as to flow along. for your school's update join us on Facebook via (AdmissionandScholar ships) or from ( myschool.com.ng)
4)Purchase the PUTME form immediately it is out and do not wait till the last day.
5)Try to be around the school community a day before the PUTME test or better still be at the venue of your interview very early on the day of interview
6)Do not step into the exam hall with fright and tension, just relax your mind because the things you read in the past-questions are what you are going to meet
7)While in the exam hall do not rush to start, Pray,then read and follow the instructions given CAREFULLY before writing
8)Success is yours.
This year shall never pass you by,you must Testify of God's grace when you have done all these.
Please if you still have a contribution towards this, you can drop your comment here.

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Covenant University’s attention has been drawn to a wide speculation on the internet that the Admission List for the 2015/2016 Academic Session had been released.
Please note that the admission list is yet to be published; the University will publish the admission list on the website ( www.covenantunivers ity.edu.ng) when the process of admission has been concluded.

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Emerald Energy Institute for Petroleum and Energy Economics, Policy and Strategic Studies, University of Port Harcourt, is an international collaborative Institute for graduate education in petroleum, energy economics, management & policy. Its vision is to educate, equip and engage professionals and corporate decision makers in the petroleum and energy sectors.
The Institute is inviting applications for its M.Sc Programme in Petroleum Economics, Management and Policy or M.Sc in Energy Economics, Management and Policy for the 2015/2016 session. It is also accepting applications for modular and flexible Ph.D. in Petroleum Economics in collaboration with Petroleum Engineering Department and African Centre of Excellence for Petroleum Research and Training, sponsored by World Bank.
Methods of Instruction and Objectives: The curriculum is delivered in modules by University faculty and industry experts from Nigeria and abroad. On completion of this programme, the graduates would amongst others, have acquired skills that are relevant for careers in petroleum and energy industries; in government ministries, departments and parastatals that are responsible for managing petroleum and energy resources; and in banking/financial institutions, and energy and petroleum policy consulting units, and the academia
Admission Requirements:Candidates must possess a minimum of Second Class (Upper Division) of a Bachelor of Science Degree in Social Sciences, Management Sciences, Engineering or Physical Sciences. Sponsored company staff and candidates with at least five (5) years experience in the petroleum and energy industries and a Second Class (Lower Division) Degree with a minimum CGPA of at least 3.00 (on a 5.00 scale) may also be considered. Lawyers with sufficient years of experience in the oil, gas, and power industry will be considered as well.
Programme Duration: The duration of the programme is6 quarters of full-time intensive study and 8 quarters of part-time intensive study for the M.Sc Degree Programme. The Ph.D program is hybrid and flexible.
It would require a minimum of 12 quarters of intensive course work subsequent to MS degree from reputable institutions with a minimum CGPA of 4.0. A waiver may be granted for a candidate with CGPA of at least 3.5 for engineering graduate applicants with at least five years of working experience in the oil and gas industry.
Award of Degree: Successful candidates at the end of the programme shall receive either the M.Sc degree in Petroleum Economics, Management and Policy or M.Sc degree in Energy Economics, Management and Policy of the University of Port Harcourt.
Ph.D Candidates shall be deemed successful in accordance to the University Senate stipulated requirements for the award of a Ph.D degree in Petroleum Economics
Application Fee:A non-refundable Application Fee of N20,000 (Twenty Thousand Naira) in certified bank draft made payable to the Emerald Energy Institute, UNIPORT. The completed Application Forms should be submitted with the bank draft at the Emerald Energy Institute office or be sent by courier service with a pre-paid FedEx self-addressed envelope for acknowledgement.
Application Form can be obtained from the Emerald Energy Institute, or be downloaded from the Website: http://www.ipsng.orgor www.emerald.uniport .edu.ng.
Important Dates to Remember: (Any changes will be communicated by e-mail)
¡¤ Completed Application Forms must be returned to the Director, Emerald Energy Institute for Petroleum, Energy Economics, Policy and Strategic Studies, University of Port Harcourt, on or before Wednesday, 30th September, 2015
¡¤ Aptitude Test will hold on Friday 9th October, 2015
¡¤ Oral interview holds on Thursday 22nd October, 2015.

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FOURSouth West states of Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and Osun  have declared today, June 12 as a work free day as part of the 22nd year commemoration of the annulled June 12, 1993 presidential election presumed won by late Chief MKO Abiola.
In a statement signed by Habib Aruna, the Chief Press Secretary to  governor  Akinwunmi Ambode, the governor said the date marked a watershed in the annals of transparent, free and fair elections in the country.
He described June 12, 1993 as the day Nigerians voted in one voice across ethnic, racial and religious lines, saying it represented a day when Nigerians said no to voting along ethnic lines.
The governor said regrettably, 22 years after the annulment, the Nigerian nation is still grappling with some of the vices which the June 12, 1993 elections sought to confine to the dustbin of history through undue clinging to ethnic cleavages by some political gladiators.
He urged residents to spend the day in sober reflection and in remembrance of the martyrs of the June 12 elections struggle in prayers for laying the foundation of the democracy which the nation is now enjoying.
Similarly Oyo State Government has declared today  public holiday in the state.
*Gov Ajimobi
The declaration was contained in a statement issued by the Head of Service, Mr Soji Eniade.
According to him, the holiday is to commemorate the annulled Presidential election of June 12, 1993.
The statement also urged the people of the state to remain steadfast in their prayers for the sustainability of democracy in the state and the country at large.
Also, Ogun State government declared the day work-free in a statement by the Secretary to the State Government, Taiwo Adeoluwa saying the declaration was done to honour the late politician who, according to him, had  fought for the democracy currently being enjoyed by the people in  the country.
The statement read in part” the   annual holiday is in honour of the late legendary son of the State, Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola, the acclaimed winner of the annulled June 12, 1993 Presidential Election who fought for the democracy currently being enjoyed across the country.
“Government enjoins residents to spend the day to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the annulled election peacefully, pray for the continued repose of the martyr of democracy, Chief Abiola and general political and socio-economic growth of our country”.
In its own declaration of the day work-free, a statement by the Director, Bureau of Communication and Strategy, Office of the Governor, Mr. Semiu Okanlawon, said government declared the holiday to mark the day the whole country united to vote a candidate of their choice without religious or ethnic considerations.
Governor Rauf Aregbesola, said June 12 is significant and central to the development of democracy that the nation is now enjoying.
The statement said “Governor Aregbesola has approved Friday June 12 as public holiday to enable our people observe the day that Nigerians closed all ranks.
“Nigerians should reflect  on the significance of the June 12, the sacrifice made by Abiola for all of us to consolidate the current democratic experiment.”

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Rep. Femi Gbajabiamila, the official candidate of the APC who lost to Dogara in the leadership contest also pledged his allegiance to the new speaker of the House of Representatives.
Dogara and Gbajabiamila
Speaking, yesterday, when he led about 20 supporters of his aspiration to the national secretariat of the APC in Abuja, Gbajabiamila said they have accepted defeat.
He also overruled any legal action against the Dogara.
He said: “We have just gone through an election in the House, so we came to meet with the party regarding the election and how the party is going to remain strong and united and move forward so that we can deliver the deliverables and programmes of the party through the House.
“Go to court for what? I don’t know about the Senate. I can only speak for the House. Nothing happened in the House. We had an election. It is different from the Senate. In the Senate, people were deprived of their fundamental rights to express themselves and vote.
“We will work with the leadership of the House and the Speaker, so long as the party’s programmes are properly articulated and pursued on the floor of the House. We will work with the leader of the House. He is an APC member. He is not the Speaker of the APC. He is the speaker of the whole House.”
Asked if he was in support of the party’s position to take disciplinary action against the erring members, the former minority leader said: “That is the prerogative of the party. All I know is that in every association, there must be discipline. Whatever the party decides to do, that is for the party. It is not for me.”
Similarly, Mohammed Monguno, who ran for the office of the deputy speaker from Gbajabiamila’s camp but lost to Yusuf, also told journalists they would allow peace to reign in the interest of the nation.
He, however, regretted that some members of the party ignored APC’s decision and expressed his support for sanctions against the erring members.
“Definitely, if a party member errs, there must be sanction so that it will serve as a deterrent for others not to do same in future”, he said.
State caucuses pledge allegiance to Dogara
A number of state caucuses in the House of Representatives including some that fought against the emergence of Dogara also came to pledge allegiance to the speaker yesterday.
The state caucuses mainly from the North urged the speaker to forget the rancour that shadowed the contest.
Speaking on behalf of the Kano and Jigawa delegations to the House of Representatives, whose members overwhelmingly supported Gbajabiamila in the leadership contest, Alhassan Garba Ado Doguwa told the speaker that the delegation was in his office to felicitate with him on his victory. He said that the position taken by the Kano caucus was upon the directive of the party for which they have no regrets whatsoever.
He, however, called on the Speaker to bury all hatchets and carry everybody along in his leadership of the House.
He said: “While we have no regret whatsoever, with regards to the position we took during the contest, we must also accept the outcome of the process as democracy in action”.
“However, we did what we did according to our party directives. And we wish to declare our total support for your regime and work with you and also advise you whenever we see that you are going wrong,” he said.
State caucuses from Adamawa, Katsina, Gombe and Imo also visited and paid allegiance to the speaker.
Dogara expresses gratitude
Dogara expressed gratitude for the support and pledged to carry every member of the House along in the discharge of his duty.
He said: “My brothers; I won’t call you colleagues because we belong to the same geographical entity which is our country”.
“Let me say this. Politics is over. Now we have to face the issue of governance. In politics, people have different views and positions either based on conviction or personal interest.

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Latest Gists In Town / June 12 Under Change
« on: June 12, 2015, 08:12:51 am »
NIGERIANS 30 years – and older – would remember series of meetings at Chief Olusegun Obasanjo’s farm in Otta to resolve the political jam the military created with the annulment of the June 12 presidential election of 1993.
President Muhammadu Buhari was one of the prominent faces at the meeting that sought solutions to the impasse. It was a pro-June 12 coalition, or so many thought.
One day in August, 22 years ago, Obasanjo told the gathering that the meetings were over. An interim government was in place and General Sani Abacha’s coup was only months away.
Memories of those events may be drifting to oblivion, but June 12 is a massive judgment whose perpetrators became its beneficiaries and are stridently opposed to any association with it. June 12 is a reminder of Nigeria’s wasted political opportunities. The election, in 1993, which Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola won but the military annulled, remains one of Nigeria’s most tumultuous moments in the past 22 years.
The presidential candidate and his vice (Babagana Kingibe) were Muslims. It meant nothing to Nigerians who voted for them against another Muslim candidate Bashir Torfa who had a Christian running mate, Dr. Sylvester Ugo, former Governor of the Bank of Biafra. In 2015, religion was an issue in our elections.
On June 12, a year after, Abiola declared himself president in Epe-tedo, a public square on Lagos Island. He died in detention, on July 8, 1998, after meeting a US delegation. A month after Abacha died.
General Abdulsalami Abubakar succeeded Abacha. His 10-month transition programme made Chief Olusegun Obasanjo president. Obasanjo ignored June 12 in his eight years in office.
Some All Progressives Congress States honour Abiola with a public holiday. The biggest national recognition for Abiola remains his listing among the 100 honoured in Nigeria’s Centenary Awards.
The haste to forget the lessons about June 12 aligns with the political class’ hurry to over-step issue in its bid for power. Politicians abhor opposition, even within the same party. The national tensions from religions and regions in our politics show that we learnt nothing from June 12.
Some have better memories of June 12. It is the 22ndRussian Day, to mark sovereignty of Russia from the crumbling Union of Soviet Socialist Republic, USSR. It is also the 117th Independence Day anniversary of the Philippines.
How will June 12 be treated under the change agenda? What will be the official position on the presidential election of 1993? Will Abiola be recognised?
Just like the Civil War, we write Nigeria’s history, deliberately leaving out critical parts like June 12. A nation building its greatness on a mutilated past is on quick sand.

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Latest Gists In Town / Panic over N400bn bad debt owed banks
« on: June 12, 2015, 08:06:56 am »
About N400 billion bad debt outstanding in the banking sector is causing panic in the industry and most of the debtors are individuals who have the capacity to pay but have refused to do so.
Following this development, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, and Deposit Money Banks in the country have concluded plans to publish the list of such debtors starting from August 1, 2015.
The decision to publish the list was arrived at yesterday after the bankers rose from the 322nd Bankers’ Committee meeting in Abuja with a resolution that the names of all serial bank debtors be published latest August 1, 2015
Banks to publish names of debtors
Emefiele CBN Governor
The CBN Director of Banking Supervision, Mrs Tokunbo Martins, said banks had been given August 1 deadline to publish names of their debtors. Martins disclosed this while briefing journalists on the outcome of the 322nd Bankers Committee meeting in Abuja.
She said: “You will recall that at the last Bankers Committee meeting, we discussed about publishing the names of serial debtors of banks. We discussed this again because of the fact that the date is drawing close. Last time we had the meeting, we said that there should be three months of grace to give the debtors the opportunity to put the facilities back to performing status.
“So, by August 1, any debtor that hasn’t done so, the name will be published by the bank. So, the banks are encouraged to speak to their customers that fall into that category that they should put in more effort to pay off.”
N14trn total credit
Martins said the total credit currently in the system was between N13 and N14 trillion and about three per cent of it was non-performing. That implies that about N400 billion is the amount that is non performing. She stressed that banks had an upper limit target of five per cent.
12.5m customers enrolled on BVN
On the electronic banking space, Chief Executive of UBA, Mr Phillip Oduzua, said 12.5 million customers had been enrolled on the Bank Verification Number (BVN) exercise.
He said: “We believe that this is a substantial mileage that we have made and there is still room to close the gap knowing that the deadline for everybody to enrol is June 30. In the event that any customer is not enrolled, it is possible that the customer may not be able to enjoy a lot of the banking services.
“As such, we will urge all customers of banks to enrol so that they would continue to enjoy unhindered services from the banks.”
According to him, customers who fail to enrol may not enjoy credit facilities, foreign exchange services and internet banking, among others.
On cashless policy
On cashless policy, Oduoza said with the progress made so far, the policy would be extended to every part of the country before the end of third quarter.
On the foreign exchange market, Mr Jubril Aku of Ecobank said the committee reviewed the sector and would continue to partner CBN to meet legitimate needs of customers.
He said: “There are some demands that raised concerns. So sometimes when such request are made, we make analysis and see the effect on the economy. As long as they are legitimate demands, we will make sure it is met. So, the committee is satisfied with the stability attained and will continue to look at the sector critically.”
Mr Henry Semenitari, Chief Executive Officer of Unity Bank, said the committee also reviewed the enhancement witnessed in the credit culture in the sector. He said the culture would now be extended to other financial institutions of Insurance and non-banking institutions within the banking space.
He said: “As the culture continues to improve, the requisite data that will lead to uninformed judgement in terms of given credit to businessmen will become easier and control effective.
“So, what we will require or implore people to do is to provide the necessary Know-Your-Customer (KYC) to their banks to ensure they are registered through the credit registry as well as other banking and non-banking financial institutions.”

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Indications have emerged that Nigerians in the Diaspora will contribute at least $3 trillion into the nation’s economy with the proposed Diaspora Commission taking off in the country.
This indication was given by an advocate of the Diaspora Commission and a member of the National Conference , Chief Temitope Ajayi in an interview with Vanguard in Abuja.
Mrs. Ajayi, who lives and works in the United  States of America, said that the 30 million Nigerians in the Diaspora were keen on building and deploying their resources into one million homes in Nigerian in conjunction with the Federal Mortgage Bank in the first phase of their contributions to the country.
Ajayi, who is popularly known as Mama Diaspora, explained that the interest of the group in focussing on housing stemmed from the shortage of decent accommodation for Nigerians in major cities and rural areas of Nigeria.
Mrs. Ajayi boasted that Nigerians in the  Diaspora were very excited about the passage of the bill establishing the Diaspora Commission by the Senate barely three months after the House of Representatives had given its nod to the bill.
Ajayi said: “The Diaspora Commission will also afford Nigerians living outside the country the opportunity to contribute more of their quota towards nation building and investing in Nigeria’s economic development.
“We, in the Diaspora, are very excited about the development and I want to assure Nigerians that we will work with the government of President Muhammed Buhari, PMB,  to ensure its success by pooling our resources to work for this country in a way that has never been done before.”
She, however, advised PMB to appoint credible members of the Diaspora into the commission to ensure its success.
It will be recalled that the bill establishing the Diaspora Commission was among the 46 bills recently passed by the 7th Senate before it wound down its activities for the session.
President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to assent to the bill to give legality to it.

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Rivers State House of Assembly, yesterday, gave approval to Governor Nyesom Wike to secure a N10 billion loan from Zenith Bank.
Speaker of the House, Ikuinyi Ibani, during the sitting of the House, read out the letter from the governor requesting approval of the House to secure the loan, saying it was meant for rehabilitation of roads and some other projects within the governor’s first 100 days in office.
Leader of the House, Mr Martins Amewhule and others who spoke before the issue was voted on, lauded the governor for attaching details of the proposed projects to his letter.
On his part, member representing Ogu/Bolo constituency, Evans Bipi, while lending  support to the governor to go ahead, said the proposed N10 billion loan was an indication that the governor would be very diligent with public funds, saying: “The money is small but it shows that our governor will be diligent with public funds.”
All the 28 lawmakers present gave their support to the governor to go ahead.
The House also constituted an ad-hoc committee,  headed by Michael Chinda, to hear from the state’s Ministries of Health, Information and other agencies on their efforts to stop further deaths from consumption of the poisonous local gin otherwise called kai kai or ogogoro
The Speaker, Ibani, reminded members that the sale of local gin had been banned all over the country by the Federal Government, noting that the ad-hoc committee was to hear from the various government agencies, steps they had taken to ensure that people were aware of the danger in consuming local gin.
Earlier, member representing Degema constituency, Farah Dagogo and Ogbona Jones representing Port Harcourt constituency 1, were among those that spoke against the outright ban on sale of local gin in the state.
According to them, government should find out what was responsible for the death of those that consumed the gin and see how best to resolve the problem.
“Today we are talking of poisonous gin, tomorrow it may be garri or beer. I think we should not encourage outright ban because not all the local gin sold in the market can be said to be poisonous. Efforts should be made to trace the killer gin to address the problem,” one of the lawmakers said.

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As striking workers and pensioners continue to protest non-payment of salaries in Osun State, another civil servant, simply identified as Tunde, yesterday collapsed and died  at government secretariat in Osogbo.
Tunde, who was a night watchman with Osun State government was said to have died following his inability to buy food and drugs due to non payment of his salary for seven months.

The night watchman attached to the Auditor-general¡¯s Office was said to be on night duty when he collapsed and died  at his duty post.
Reports said that the man who hailed from Modakeke may have died due to his failure to take his usual drugs for the management of an undisclosed illness. The incident drew the attention of staff of Auditor-General¡¯s office where the man worked but all efforts to rescue him proved abortive.
FILE PHOTO: The protesting pensioners
It took the effort of men of Nigeria Police Force and Civil Defence Corps to evacuate the corpse with hundreds of sympathizers on hand.
A similar  case was also reported on Wednesday when a middle-aged man died owing to lack of money to purchase drugs.
Speaking on the development, the Secretary of the Trade Union Congress in Osun State, Mrs. Tola Nosegbe, urged well-meaning Nigerians to join Christian Association of Nigeria and churches   in giving aids to workers in the state to save them from untimely death.
Mrs. Nosegbe maintained that government had not been transparent in its approach to the non-payment of workers salaries, saying government should explain how it spent its allocation from January this year to date.
Workers and pensioners in Osun State have not been paid  in the past seven months.
PDP seeks NEMA¡¯s  assistance
Meantime, the Osun state Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has said the plight of workers in the state required intervention by the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA.
The PDP though commended the decision of the state chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, to donate food stuffs to the state civil servants whose salaries have not been paid for seven months, said the situation required National and International Agencies attention.
Govt  sensitive to  welfare of workers ¨CAregbesola
But the Governor Rauf Aregbesola has said that his administration remains sensitive to the welfare of Osun workers.
Aregbesola described the present financial situation of state that has made  the state government unable to pay workers¡¯ salary as disheartening and painful, saying however that no one can suggest or establish a single instance of recklessness on the part of his government.

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NABTEB ENGLISH OBJ
1-10. ACABACBBDD
11-20. BAACAACADA
21-30. BDCAABBDDA
31-40. DBCCCACADC
41-50. ABBBCDDDBA
51-60. BDCCCDDABA
61-70. BDDCABCADC
71-80. CADDBCDABB
81-90. CAACCACDBA
91-100. ADBBCCACBD
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(5a)
Natural gas is piped to refineries in order to remove unwanted chemicals

(5b)
Pungent sulfur-containing compounds is added to natural gas in order that leaks can be readily detected and safely stopped.

(5c)
Natural Gas is chilled to very low temperature and converted into liquified natural gas in order to aid its transportation.

(5di)
Liquified petroleum gas is used for cooking.

(5dii)
It is used as fuel for buses, trucks, tractors and other vehicles

(5ei) Adverbial Clause

(5eii)
It modifies ‘is’

(5fi)
Corrode – Rust, destroy, oxidize, wear away, decompose

(5fii)
Combustible – Flamable, Igniable, explosive, inflamable

(5fiii) Detected – Noticed, discovered, spotted, identified

(5fiv)
Converted – changed, Transformed, altered

(5fv) Found – discovered, detected, explored




(6ai)
Painful – distressing, agonizing, heart breaking, sorrowful

(6aii)
Beneficial – useful, helpful, valuable, advantageous

(6aiii)
Required – Necessary, obligatory, essential, compulsory

(6aiv)
Sedentary – Sitting, deskbound, inactive

(6av)
Seniors – elders, the olds

(6b)
The Benefit of leading a physically active life is that it helps us feel happier, think more clearly, have more energy and be more productive.

(6c)
It strengthens their bodies and helps to develope whole-body co-ordination.

(6d)
It helps to maintain muscle strength and bone mass. Or it can help to avoid falls.

(6ei)
Adverbial Clause

(6eii)
It Modifies ‘wait’




(7a)
-thousands of commercial and industrial houses built led to the increase in the demand of electricity
-vandalization of NEPA installations and equipment by enemies of the country
-bills are not being settled promptly by members of the public.
-importation of power generating sets by importers


(7b)
-twenty four hour surveillance should be done on NEPA installations and equipments by everyone
-those owning NEPA should settle their debt as quick as possible.




CHOOSE ONE FROM THIS SECTION
SECTION A



(1)
there have been calls from some people in the country for the scrapping of technical schools and colleges. write a letter to the minister of education explaining the importance of technical schools and colleges and why they should not be scrapped.


(2)
your parents have expressed a desire that you study a named course in the university which is different from your own career goal. write a letter to your elder brother who resides abroad explaining to him why you would rather study your course of choice and not that of your parents


(3)
you watched an interesting football match between your favorite club and another team which ended in favour of your club. give a detailed account of the match you watched.


(4)
you led a group of students from your school on an excursion to a big manufacturing company in a nearby state. write a report to be presented to your principal.





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MATHS OBJ:
1ACAAACABAB
11ABBCABBCAC
21CBBBADAAAC
31ABCDACABAC
41DACACABCCA
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^ MEANS "RAISE TO POWER"
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sqr root means square root sign.
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1.
Log8/log12-log3
=log8/log12/3-log3
=3log2/2log2=3/2
=1 1/2


1b.
81^0.25/32^0.2
=81^1/4/32^1/5
=3/2
=1 1/2




2a. T5=a 4d=9
a 4d=9---(i)
T8=a 7d=27--(ii)
a 7d=27--(i)
-1*a 4d=27
substitute equation i from ii
-9-4d=-9
a 7d=27
3d=18
d=18/3
d=6
substitute d=6 into equa(i) to get a
a 4d=9
a 4(6)=9
a 24=9
a=-15
hence the first term is -15


2bi.
TI=a=x
T2=ar^2=y
a=x--(i)
ar^2=y--(ii)
divide eq(ii) by eq(i)
ar^2/a=y/x
r^2=y/x
r=_ _/y/x
hence the common ratio
r=_ _/y/x


2bii.
T1=a=8--(i)
T3=ar^2=18--(ii)
divide eq (ii) by (i)
ar^2/a=18/8
r^2=18/8=9/4
r=_ _/9/4=_ 3/2=_ 1 1/2
since the common ratio is p
common ratio is 1 1/2




(3a)
((5*(4x-3)-3x(4x 2))/15=1
(20x-15-12x-6)/15=1
(8x-21)/15=1, 8x-21=15
8x=15 21, 8x=36
x=36/8=9/2
=4 1/2


(3b)
U=(1,2,3,4,....10)
X=(2,3,5,7)
Y=(1,2,3,4,5,6)
Z=(2,4,6,8,10)
(i) Draw the venn diagram (do not write this)
(ii)X complement n Z
complement n y
=1( complement mean
something, n means
intersection, pls do not write this)




(4)
Pr(Musa)=2/3, Pr(Isa)=5/8
Pr(Umar)=3/4
Pr(musa failed)= 1- 2/3 =1/3
Pr(Isa Failed)= 1- 5/8 =3/8
Pr(Umaru Failed)= 1- 3/4= 1/4


(4a)
Pr(three passed)= 2/3 * 5/8 * 3/4
=5/16


(4b)
Pr(none passed)
=1/3 * 3/8 * 1/4
=1/32


(4c)
Pr(musa & Isa only)=
Pr(musa passed, umaru failed)
=2/3 * 5/8 * 1/4
=5/48




(5)
angle C=68 degree, angle A=68 degree
(i) (ii)




(6a)
given 3^x 1 / 9^-1= 1
3^x 1 / 3^-2 = 1
3^x 1=3^-2
x 1=-2, x=-2-1
x=-3


(6b
given
3x 2y=7 *3
7x-3y=1 *2
9x 6y=21
14x-6y=2
9x 14x=21 2
23x=23,
x=23/23 =1


(6c)
given
=(18x^2 - 8)/(6x^2 - 11x- 10)
=2(9x-4)/(6x^2 -15x 4x -10)
=2(9x^2 - 4)/(6x^2 -15x 4x -10)
=2((3x^2)^2 - 2^2)/ 3x(2x-5) 2(2x-5)
=2(3x-2)(3x 2)/ (3x 2)(2x-5)
=2(3x-2)/(2x-5)




(7a)
given root 3( 2 root 2 root 3 root2(root 3- root 2)
2 root 6 3 root 6 - 2
3 root 6 1


(7b)
first term(a)=11
fourth term(F4)=a 3d
=11=3d= 21 1/2
3d= 21 1/2 - 11
3d=10.5, d=10.5/3
d=3 1/2
a=a d
a=11 3.5=14.5=14 1/2
b=a 2d
b=11 2(3.5)
b=11 7 =18


(7c)
given; Q=p(1 r/100)^2
r=?, Q=625, P=225
625=225(1 r/100)^2
(1 r/100)^2=625/225
(1 r/100)^2=(25/15)^2
1 r/100= 25/15
r/100=25-1
r/100=10/15
r=(10*100)/15=66.7




(9ai)
r=tita/360 * R
Base radius(r)=(90/360)*8 =2cm


(9aii)
using pythagoras
R^2=h^2 r^2
8^2=h^2 2^2
h= sqr root(8^2 -2^2)
=sqr root(64-4)
h= sqr root (60)
h=7.75cm


(9aiii)
volume of the cone
=1/3 pie r^2 h
=1/3* 22/7 * 2^2 *7.75
=32.5cm


(9b)
Summation X= 2 3 7 5 3 9 5 6 9 14 5 6 7 5
Summation X=82
mean(X bar)=
Ex/n=
82/15
=5.5




(14a)
Cost price(cp)=N300,000
depreciation at the end of first year
=25/100 * 300,000
=N75,000
its value = 300,000-75,000 =N225,000
deprection at the end of second year
=20/100* 225,000
=N45,000
its value= 225,000-45,000 =180,000
depreciation at the end of third year
=15/100 * 180,000
=N27,000
its value = N180,000- N27,000 =N153,000
depreciation at the end fourth year
=15/100 * 153,000
=N22950
its value = 153,000- 22950 =130,050


(14b)
given principal(p)= N40,000
Rate(R)= 10%= (10/2)%= 5%
R=5/100 = 0.05
number of years(n)=2*2=4
(i)
Amount(A)= P(1 r)^n
=40,000(1 0.05)^4
=40,000(1.05)^4
=N48,620.25
(ii)
Amount(A)=P(1 r)^n
=40,000(1 0.1)^2
=40,000(1.1)^2
=N48400




(15)
Accumulated Amount(A)
=N1.6 million
installation= N80,000
Remaining installment
=800,000/6
interest rate(r)=4%
A=P I
1600000=P I
I=1600000-P
I=P*R*T
1600000=P=P* 4/100 * 1
1600000-P=0.04P
P 0.04P=1600000
1.04P=1600000
P=1600000/1.04
P=N1538461.538
The Annual payment as per installment
=1538461.538/6
=N256,410.25



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