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The list will be updated as other schools announce their 2016 post-UTME. You are therefore advised to visit this thread regularly...


Nigerian Turkish Nile University Post-UTME/DE 2016

Elizade University Post-UTME 2016

Fountain University Post-UTME 2016


Gregory University Post-UTME 2016


Crawford University Post-UTME 2016


Afrigos Film & Media Academy Post-UTME 2016


AUN Post-UTME 2016


Christopher University Post-UTME 2016


Bingham University Post-UTME/DE


Achievers University Post-UTME/DE 2016



JABU Post-UTME/DE 2016


Crown Polytechnic Admission (ND/HND) 2016/2017 Announced


ABUAD Post-UTME/DE 2016


OOU Post-UTME/DE 2016


Veritas University Post-UTME/DE 2016


Bowen University Post-UTME 2016


Bells University Post-UTME 2016


Babcock University Post-UTME 2016


Pan-Atlantic University Post-UTME 2016


Igbinedion University Post-UTME 2016


KWASU Post-UTME/DE 2016


Nigerian Police Academy Application Into 4th Regular Course Degree Programme 2016/2017 NDA 68th Regular Course Application Announced


Covenant University Post-UTME 2016


Redeemer's University Post-UTME Registration 2016/2017
Announced


Landmark University Post-UTME Registration 2016/2017
Announced


Ajayi Crowther University Post-UTME/DE Registration And Screening 2016/2017 Announced

Na wa oo Following the scarcity of tomatoes as a result of ‘Tomato Ebola,’ the Vice-Chancellor of
Benson Idahosa University (BIU), Professor Ernest Izevbigie, disclosed that tomatoes would be produced annually by the institution’s Faculty of Agriculture.


The VC who made this known at a press briefing in Benin on Wednesday, said: “We are making an audacious statement that Benson
Idahosa University is poised to produce 800,000 tonnes of tomatoes to ameliorate the present shortage in the supply of tomatoes in Nigeria in the next one year.



“We are at a risk of food insecurity; that is what is happening now. If you have food security, you will have plenty of food available. But food security in this country is being threatened,” he added.


It will be recalled that the Minister of
Agriculture and Rural Development, Mr. Audu Ogbe, had on Tuesday explained that the pest called Tomato Leaf Miner /Tuta absoluta, which was responsible for the massive destruction of tomatoes in farmlands, had spread to six states
in the country.



While noting that shortage of tomatoes in the country has become an embarrassment to the nation, Izevbigie said the BIU embarked on a
research that would make tomatoes available all year round.


According to him, the school had already cultivated 10 hectares of the vegetable corop which is expected to produce 200,000 tonnes in every three months “and from our research
and findings, we can do this four times in a year and all put together, we will be harvesting 800, 000 tonnes annually. With this,
we can ameliorate the challenges posed by the shortage of the crop, the VC stressed.

Often time, it feels bored studying in Nigeria. The school does not prepare the children for the real world, but an
avenue to compete with others. The crowning achievement or feat to be attained by any student is to
graduate with honour.



However, it does not guarantee
good job. I use to ask my self this question repeatedly that " is it
true if you don't graduate from University, you won't get a good job or become rich in life ? hmm!Notably, the richest people didn't get rich because of there educations.


Micheal Jordan and Madonna are both typical example. Even Bill Gates, who dropped out of Harva University founded microsoft; he's now the richest man in America, and he's still in his 30s.



There's a baseball pitcher who makes more than 54 million a year
even though he has been labelled mentally challenged.



Infact , a well known musician, in person of Wizkid, dropped out of leadcity University in his second year, not a few thought he made the wrong decision.



But today, he's one of the richest men in the early thirty. This is to
say that Schooling is not education, and does not determine success in life. Hence, there's no limit to what
you can achieve in life.


The word "TALENT " is a free gift from God. It takes you anywhere in life. Hope you've discovered your own
Talent ? if not, try to do so now for the benefit of tomorrow.

1. It happened some time ago but . I was in an audience listening to a motivational speaker. The speaker got out his wallet & pulled out a 500 Naira note. Holding it up, he asked, "Who wants this 500 naira note?"Lots of hands went up. Including mine. A slow chorus began to build as people began to shout "Me!" "Me!" I began to wonder who the lucky one would be who the speaker would choose.

And I also secretly wondered
(and I am sure others did too ) why he would simply give away 500 naira.
Even as the shouts of "I want it" grew louder, I noticed a young woman running down the aisle.

She ran up onto the stage, went up to the speaker, and grabbed the five 500 naira note from his hand. "Well
done, young lady," said the speaker into the microphone.

The speaker simply say "Most of us just sit and wait for good things to happen. That's of no use. You've got to make things happen. Make a move" 'Simply thinking about doing something is of no use and not gud
enough'. Our lives are like that. We all see opportunities around us. We all want the good things. But the problem is we don't take action. We all want the 500 naira notes on offer. But we don't make the move.

We look at it longingly. Get up, and do something about it. Don't worry
about what other people might think.
Take action.

However it no more a news that JAMB Change of Course has commenced.


However, this extension will not be long. The official closing date for 2016 JAMB Change of course/Institution is on Friday 13th, May 2016. There will be no further
extension .



We understand that many candidates are waiting to know the cut-off marks of their respective institutions before making the decision on whether or not to go for
change of course and institution. However, many of This institution usually wait until announcing their Post-UTME sales of forms to make known their cut-off marks.



If you wait that long, you may have only succeeded in putting yourself in an unfavourable position because change of course and institution would have been very much over by that time.



So what you should rather do is make your decision based on the previous Post-UTME cut off marks of these institutions and effect the necessary changes immediately.


Please Do Not Wait Until The Last minute.

Good and grate news to you all A recent visit by “The International Development Research Council (IDRC) in Canada to the Ag. Vice
Chancellor, Prof. Oguntola Jelil
Alamu on Wednesday 20th April,
2016, revealed that "green bread" can be produced using processed vegetables.

This was made known by Prof. Clement Adebooye,Provost, College of Agriculture, and the Project's
Principal Investigator for Osun State University(UNIOSUN), Oshogbo, Osun State, Nigeria.

Prof. Adebooye averred that the research was sequel to a group project titled-"Fertiliser Micro-dosing for Indigenous Vegetables", currently being executed by science experts from Osun State University, Oshogbo,
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, University of Parakou, Benin Republic, University of Manitoba and
University of Saskatchewan, both in Canada.

He noted that the expert ranges from soil scientists to agronomists, food scientists, gender experts,
sociologists, economists and communication experts.

Prof Adebooye disclose that the vegetables used for the "green bread' and “cookies” are Fluted Pumpkin (Ugwu)and African Egg Plant (Igbagba), which had been processed into powdered form and mixed with flour.

"We have found out that Ugwu and Igbagba, when processed into powdered form and mixed with flour gave good quality bread, without compromising the quality of the
bread” he noted.

Well done to the Whole group that make the work come to reality

So many things have been said about graduating with a first class, the top tens and twentys have come and gone and I am like “How come no one gives tips on how to graduate with a third class.


Anyways, the following steps, if adhered to will give you a third class degree.; No! it is trusted but not
totally tested.



1. Don’t Love your course: Yes, after all… You applied for a dream course but instead you got another course right? Why should you care about the
course? Not like you will use the certificate abi?



2. Don’t go to classes : Albert Einstein was a truant,yet he was more brilliant than his teachers. Lectures teach the same thing over and over again, same scheme for all. Their attendance is bullshit, it doesn’t
count, they don’t have time to even record impromptu tests.


3. Wait till exam is near before you start reading:Who reading don help? After all, you can cram the whole textbook in a day. School is meant for flexing,don’t mind those that read, they don’t know that YOLO is the motto.



4. Have no regards for Education Bill Gates,Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs and other billionaires of theworld, they didn’t go to school right? Even 2face,
D’banj and co… School doesn’t guarantee success in life brotherly. Just sit and wait, money go find you.


5. Make friends with people that have the same goal like you. After all birds of the same feather flocks together right? Just hang out with people who are familiar with the steps above.



6. Hate your Lecturers : Arrrgh, those men are mean.Dem too dey dash grades anyhow, if it gets to your
mat number, them go carry D and E give you abi?Abeg hate them.
In case the following does not get you to third class,then I am sure it is on the way. Na just one year
extra you need.

The picture above contain the
list Of convention planning committee members for NANS convention 2016.

The Association of Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP)has once again stated that the union will have no option but to embark in a strike action if the Federal Government refuses to address various industrial issues in the sector as all it efforts to meet the government to look into their demands have failed.


According to the President of ASUP, Comrade Usman Yusuf Dutse, since the suspension of the protracted
strike in 2014, the Federal Government is yet to address some of the core issues that necessitated the strike.


He urged the Federal Government to as a matter of urgency address these issues in order to avoid another nationwide industrial action.

Let this not happen to you... This could be a common mistake in any household. How it happened:


The gas stove was on and cooking in progress. The lady observed some cockroaches near the sink and
grabbed a can of insect killer and sprayed it near the gas stove, which was on. There was an explosion and
in no time the poor woman was covered in flames,sustaining 65% burns.



Her husband rushed in, tried to
put out the flames and his clothes too caught fire. The husband is still in hospital, in the burns ward, still
unaware that his wife was declared dead on arrival. Let us understand: - All insect killer sprays such as "Hit",
"Mortein", "Heaven", "Raid", etc. have highly volatile and inflammable solvents.


The atomized spray particles spread very rapidly and one spark is enough to ignite this explosive mixture with oxygen present in air.


Please educate your family & friends about this and spread the word around.


Don't keep this message in your inbox. Please share...who knows you may save more than a life... I just did my part as received!

You have to improve your examination techniques which include timing and the way you answer questions.

It's necessary for you to understand any question before you attempt it. Don't rush to answer a question because of your confidence that you've read.


Work on how to manage time in the examination hall. This is because most examiners always give time that may not be enough for you.



Always answer the questions that you know very well before you move to other questions but make sure you do proper numbering of your answers.




Give illustrations and examples to support your answers but avoid verbose answers.


Always mind your grammar
because most examiners don't joke with mechanical
accuracy of answers. Verify your answers, submit your
answer booklet and leave the examination premises.

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It’s a platform fashioned to bring all Uniosun Final Year Students together. Apparently, due to the fact that Uniosun has 6 colleges, which as a result lower the level of socialization. However, each student is limited to his/her college only. So, the Yearbook is a medium fashioned to bring all Uniosun college Final year
students together.



The first edition was published in the year 2013 Session;CLASS 2013, which covered Osogbo and Ejigbo College Final year students only. And second edition was published in the year 2015; CLASS 2015, which covered Osogbo, Ejigbo College and a few from Okuku Campus.



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This situation is just like a proverbial Chameleon in a dark environment that tries to change its colour from
white to black. What a comic Chameleon! Sir, our university is not a Chameleon. I was once your fan who was later converted by the recent issues.



This article is here to serve as an intellectual antidote for your latest decision which is poisonous to the prestige of our university. Sir, it seems you do not know that Osun State University is a metaphor of upcoming artist trying to gain fame but later changes his nickname; he
needs to start from the grassroot. Sir, we do not want new name.



The students of this varsity are in a state of quandary and quagmire because of the latest decisions in which they see as an incident that was accidental. We are proud of being students of Osun State University.



To avoid being captivated by fallacy of ignoramus ellenchi, if our name is changed, I think that is a means for
privatization. I need light.



There are issues going on in the university that we need your attention. The unpaid workers' salaries have given birth to extra year for 400level students while other levels have been mothering carry-overs because they have not made their school fees' payment. What is their hope?In the anthem you introduced, you emphasized on
Egalitarianism as your watchword.


As a student of political science, Egalitarianism and individualism are
principles of democracy. I think our views were not heard before you made the decision....


Historically, Bola Ige was not even born in Osun State, he was born in Zaria near Kaduna but only his parents are natives of Esa Oke. W
Does he deserve such? University of Ife was changed to Obafemi Awolowo University because the man was the founder of the school. With deference, we do not know
Bola Ige's contribution to the development of our school.




Chief Olagunsoye Oyinlola was the founder.Notwithstanding, names given to the six campuses are
names that we do not even know the bearers.



I think my pen should rest for now, but Sir, we do not need any new name.


MADMAN
O.TAYO GYP

we would resume in weeks time it will be time again for the hustle and bustle.
Here is a list that I gave my Mum for the new session:
2 Bags of rice
1 Bag of beans
2 bags of Cassava Flour (Elubo)
48 Tubers of yam
12 sticks of Roasted Fish ( Eja dudu)
5 bags (10kg) of Semolina
5 bags (10kg) of Wheat
7 Cartoons of Peak Milk
5 Cartoons of Milo
14 packs of Golden Morn
9 Cartoons of Indomie Noodles
2 Kegs of (25kg) Palm Oil
1 keg (25kg) of Vegetable Oil
3 packs of Oatmeal
3 Cartoons of Spaghetti
#35,000 Pocket money
This is what I submitted to my Mother.
I actually consider the current Economic situation before drafting this. So I'll be managing it pending the time the economy of the state ll be OK.
Hope it's not too little ?i felt i should not stress this session....I cares

Indeed, it was a shock to all sundry of entire University community and people present at the UNIOSUN 5th
convocation. It was an unimaginable announcement from the Visitor to the University.



In his convocation and
coronation speech, the governor of State of Osun and the Visitor to the University Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola
declared that Osun State University will be from now on Bola Ige University. A decision that is so unpopular in the university environment especially among the students.




The reactions of students showing they are not on same page with Mr Governor on the issue of name changing.Some students as a matter of alacrity released articles and some went as far as cursing the Visitor, some feel staging a protest will be a way of to stop the Governor
from changing the dearer name of the institution.




I am so much marveled with the comments from the so called elistically oriented students. To everybody's surprise, the National Association of Nigerian Students
(NANS) quickly released an article to condemn the action of the Governor and called for immediate reversal of the decision.




These reactions from students environment leave one with questions like what is actually the effect Of changing a university's name? Is Aregbesola the first
person to do so? Etc.


The name of Osun State University was changed to immortalize a late legal luminary icon, a former Attorney general of Nigeria, a former governor of old Oyo State,and a native of Esa-Oke in Osun State Late Chief Justice Bola Ige. A man that gave free education to the most fathers of the students intending to stag protest to his name. I am not here to dabble into the legacies left Bola Ige.




However, it is worthy to be noted that this is not the first time in history or in recent time that a university name
will be changed to immortalize a deserving hero of ours.




University of Ile-Ife was changed to Obafemi Awolowo University, yet the University remains first to reckon with in Nigeria. In fact most students complaining now must have tried OAU times before making UNIOSUN a resting abode. Ogun State University was changed to Olabisi
Onabanjo University, heaven did not fall. Ondo State University was changed to Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba, nothing happened to the school reputation and standard.




Recently, University of Ado-Ekiti was changed to Ekiti State University, there was no pandemonium,
changing Osun State University to Bola Ige University is now becoming an issue despite the fact the name Bola Ige itself is popular than Osun State.




I am compelled to write this because, just of recent a lot of students were debar from writing test because of the 'no school fee no exam' policy of university management including final year students, yet no protest was staged.




These same students were delayed for over 45 minutes before writing exam and they were stopped at exact time with those who were in before them, not a single article
was written from the students or the so called NANS.




Now, there are series of articles on an issue that adds nothing to or deducts nothing from the students.
When the college associations were degenerated into faculty associations without even a word on why it was done, nobody talked. We pay 5000 naira per session for ICT, without any access to it, nobody asked questions.




We pay 5000 naira for sport every session with nothing to show for it, we all remain dumb. We pay 1,015 naira every semester before we can do course registration, we all keep mute. The entire school facilities are in shambles, yet we care not. Most departments are understaffed, we feel it is of concern to us.



We have no students' governing body as a university, nobody lend voice.
Now, they changed the school name from Osun State University (UNIOSUN) to Bola Ige University (BIU), we all going agog against it. I laugh, I am laughing and I will
keep on laughing at these jokers thinking They now have a voice to speak with all of a sudden.




May I suggest a mantra # bringbackourschoolname
#bringbackuniosun.
Bunch of comedians chasing Mirage in place of Miracle.By Arisilejoye Abdul-Azeez, Economics and Development Department, Oyilola College of Management and Social
Sciences, Bola Ige University, State of Osun.
#gracia

ARTICLE BY HON. ARISILEJOYE ABDUL-AZEEZ

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Reading for examination is different from normal reading. Someone who want to read for exam won't read his books like newspaper. There should be time for meditation after each session of reading. Create time to read and time for revision on what you've read.


Don't just read and wait for exam period before you'll start revision. It's also necessary to know your reading ability. Don't force yourself to read beyond your capacity. Make good use of your reading time even if it's just 2 or 3 hours in a day. Go out to play when you're tired and come back to reading.


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