Livingspring Of Knowledge And Culture

Professor Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede, the
boss of JAMB, has recently declared that
all Nigerian educational institutions will
have 180 individual and departmental
cut off marks.
JAMB cut off mark for 2017/2018 - What is it?
Moreover, he added that some colleges
could lessen JAMB cut off marks to 150,
while the others can increase them to
200 and higher.
JAMB cut off marks for 2017/2018 for all
Nigerian UTME institutions:
Ambrose Alli University JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Adekunle Ajasin University Anyingba
(AAUA) JAMB cut off mark – 180
Abia state polytechnic JAMB cut off
mark – 150
Abia State University Uturu (ABSU)
JAMB cut off mark – 180
Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria
JAMB cut off mark – 180
Afe Babalola University Ado-Ekiti
(ABUAD) JAMB cut off mark – 180
JAMB cut off mark for 2017/2018 - What is it?
Akwa-Ibom State University (AKSU)
JAMB cut off mark – 180
Alvan Ikoku Federal College of
Education JAMB cut off mark – 180
Anambra State University Uli (ANSU)
JAMB cut off mark – 180
Auchi Polytechnic JAMB cut off mark
– 150
Benson Idahosa University JAMB cut
off mark – 180
Bauchi State University JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Bells University of Technology JAMB
cut off mark – 180
Bowen University JAMB cut off mark
– 170
Benue State University JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Bayero University Kano JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Covenant University cut off mark for
JAMB – 180
JAMB cut off mark for 2017/2018 - What is it?
Cross River University (CRUTECH)
JAMB cut off mark – 180
Delta State University, Abraka
(DELSU) JAMB cut off mark – 180
Dental School Enugu JAMB cut off
mark – 150
Ebonyi State University (EBSU) JAMB
cut off mark – 180
Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti
(EKSU) JAMB cut off mark – 180
Enugu State University of Science
Technology (ESUT) JAMB cut off mark
– 180
Federal Polytechnic Nekede JAMB cut
off mark – 150
Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti JAMB
cut off mark – 170
Federal Polytechnic (Bida) JAMB cut
off mark – 150
Federal Poly Ede JAMB cut off mark –
150
Federal Polytechnic Idah JAMB cut
off mark – 150
Federal Polytechnic Ilaro JAMB cut
off mark – 150
Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa JAMB
cut off mark – 150
Federal Polytechnic Offa JAMB cut off
mark – 150
Federal Polytechnic Oko JAMB cut off
mark – 150
Federal University of Agric Makurdi
JAMB cut off mark – 180
Federal University Dutse JAMB cut
off mark – 180
Federal University Dutsin-Ma JAMB
cut off mark – 180
Federal University Kashere JAMB cut
off mark – 180
Federal University Lafia JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Federal University Lokoja JAMB cut
off mark – 180
JAMB cut off mark for 2017/2018 - What is it?
Federal University Ndufu-Alike JAMB
cut off mark – 180
Federal University Otuoke JAMB cut
off mark – 180
Federal University Oye-Ekiti JAMB
cut off mark – 180
Federal University of Petroleum
Resources JAMB cut off mark – 180
Federal University of Technology
Akure JAMB cut off mark – 200
Federal University of Technology
Owerri JAMB cut off mark – 180
Federal University Wukari JAMB cut
off mark – 180
Gombe State University JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida
University JAMB cut off mark – 180
Imo State Polytechnic JAMB cut off
mark – 150
Imo State University JAMB cut off
mark – 180
READ ALSO: How to print Jamb
admission letter?
JAMB cut off mark for 2017/2018 - What is it?
Institute of Management and
Technology JAMB cut off mark – 150
Kaduna Polytechnic JAMB cut off
mark – 150
Kaduna State University JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Kogi state polytechnic JAMB cut off
mark – 150
Kogi State University JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Kebbi State University of Science and
Technology JAMB cut off mark – 180
Kano University of Science and
Technology JAMB cut off mark – 180
Kwara State Polytechnic Ilorin JAMB
cut off mark – 150
Kwara State University JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Lagos Polytechnic JAMB cut off mark
– 150
Lagos State University JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Ladoke Akintola University of
Technology, Ogbomoso (LAUTECH)
JAMB cut off mark – 200
READ ALSO: How to reprint JAMB slip
for 2017 UTME?
Modibbo Adama University of
Technology (MAUTECH) JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Michael Okpara University of
Agriculture, Umudike JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Nasarawa State University, Keffi
JAMB cut off mark – 180
JAMB cut off mark for 2017/2018 - What is it?
Nnamdi Azikiwe University (NAU/
UNIZIK) JAMB cut off mark – 180
Obafemi Awolowo University JAMB
cut off mark – 200
Olabisi Onabanjo University OOU
JAMB cut off mark – 180
Ondo State University of Science and
Technology (OSUSTECH) JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Osun State University (UNIOSUN)
JAMB cut off mark – 180 (Economics,
Accounting, Law, and Political
Science – 200)
Polytechnic Ibadan JAMB cut off
mark – 150
Rivers State University of Science
and Technology (RSUST) JAMB cut off
mark – 180
JAMB cut off mark for 2017/2018 - What is it?
TAI Solarin University of Education
(TASUED) JAMB cut off mark – 180
Umaru Musa Yaradua University
JAMB cut off mark – 180
Usman Danfodio University Sokoto
UDUSOK JAMB cut off mark – 180
The University of Abuja JAMB cut off
mark – 180
Uniben cut off mark for JAMB JAMB
cut off mark – 200
READ ALSO: JAMB releases new
university admission guidelines
The University of Calabar JAMB cut
off mark – 180
The University of Ibadan cut off
mark for JAMB – 200
Unilag JAMB cut off mark for all
courses – 200
Unilorin cut off mark for JAMB – 180
(Please take into consideration that
the cut off mark may differ
depending on the university course)
University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID)
JAMB cut off mark – 180
University of Port Harcourt
(UNIPORT) JAMB cut off mark – 180
University of Uyo (UNIUYO) JAMB cut
off mark – 180
UNN cut off mark for JAMB – 180
JAMB cut off mark for 2017/2018 - What is it?
Yabatech JAMB cut off mark JAMB
cut off mark – 150
Yobe State University (YSU) JAMB cut
off mark – 180
Conclusion
Now you know all JAMB cut off marks
for 2017/2018 for all Nigerian colleges
and universities. Choose your
institutions and get ready for upcoming
exams. Good luck!

Folorunsho Alakija is a Nigerian
billionaire fashion-designer and
Executive Director at FAMFA Oil, an
indigenous Nigerian oil and gas
exploration and production company.


Folorunsho Alakija was born on July 15
1951 in Ikorodu, Lagos State. She
originates from a large family: her dad,
Chief L. A. Ogbara, had 8 wives and 52
children in his lifetime. She was the
second surviving child, her mom was
the first wife.


She and her younger sister were sent to
school abroad when she was 7 years old.
They went to a school in Wales, a
private school for girls in Northern
Wales, and they were the only coloured
(black) girls in the school. And because
their fellow mates couldn’t pronounce
their names, they coined them names –
Flo for Folorunsho and Doyle for Doyin.


They were in the school for 4 years, and
at age 11 she and Doyle moved back to
Nigeria at the request of their parents
who didn’t want them to lose their
African values, culture and tradition.


In 1976, Folorunsho Alakija got married
to her loving husband. The couple have
4 kids, all boys. All of them schooled
abroad and are all engaged one way or
the other in the family business.
Folorunsho’s mom used to be a fabric
merchant and she used to help out, and
through that she learnt a lot.


After leaving the corporate world in 1984, she
went to the UK to study fashion
designing.


A year after her training, she came back
to Nigeria and started her fashion house
– Supreme Stitches at a 3-Bedroom
apartment in Surulere, Lagos. A year
after establishing the company, she
emerged as the best designer in the
country in 1986.


On Folorunsho’s involvement in the oil
and gas industry, it is known that
through a friend whom she met while
was still actively involved in the world
of fashion, they got involved in the
business of oil. There was an oil bloc no
one wanted at that time for several
reasons, it was this same oil bloc they
got allocated.


They were approached in late 1996 by
the then oil giant Texaco who were sure
the bloc had potentials as they had done
their homework well. After negotiations
that spanned 3 months they agreed on
terms and the rest like they say is
history.


Later Texaco became Chevron and they
struck oil in commercial quantity.

The article below written by a fresh graduate of Uniosun; Faleyimu Oluwasegun Mighty will teach you the secret ways to make your GP in Uniosun.

HOW TO BUILD YOUR GP

Have you seen or come across a first class student before? Do you see the way people respect and idolize scholars in your department or may be one of your friends had consistently maintained a 4point GP and you sometimes wish it was you had such a wonderful academic standing?

Well, no matter your GP{ or even CGPA now, you too can build a successful GP probably if you consider what I am about to share with you. The major objective of any student in a higher institution is to be academically successful and even though we are not all gifted the same way.

Right from the first day I stepped my feet into the University as a student, I knew I must graduate with a very good grade and I have always been working to see my dreams come to past.

I have since discovered that in higher institutions, everyone is on his or her own. It is an individual race and you can achieve it only if you believe in yourself. You must strive to be the best you can be, read, prepare steadily and avoid poor grades. Be informed that one thing grade F does is to kill your GP.

As a graduate, I have long ago realized what students take for granted. It is the class works and continuous assessment. I did not joke with them, some people think they failed a course because they did not do well in the examination but they had already failed before the examination.

In addition, all courses are important especially those with high number of units. You must try to pass them well. You must not settle for anything other than A or B. I call courses with high unit the “dangerous boosters”.

More importantly, as a student, you must also accord your lecturers great respect. This is because to whom much is given, much is expected. Furthermore, to build a good GP, you have to avoid distraction. In short, anything that is capable of distracting you can destroy you.

Finally, there is no short-cut; you need to read all the time. To lead, you simply have to read. Though you may not have fair for some courses but you can build yourself to cope with the course by attending tutorials and reading rigorously on the courses. To this end, you too can be a scholar. Pray, believe in God, and make sure you believe in yourself.

By: Faleyimu Oluwasegun Mighty

Rank /  University / Location
1  University of Ibadan  Ibadan
2  University of Lagos  Lagos
3  Obafemi Awolowo University  Ile-Ife
4  Ahmadu Bello University  Zaria
5  University of Ilorin  Ilorin
6  Covenant University  Ota
7  Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti  Ado-Ekiti ...
8  University of Benin  Ugbowo ...
9  University of Abuja  Abuja
10  University of Port Harcourt  Port Harcourt
11  Federal University of Technology, Minna  Minna
12  Federal University of Technology, Owerri  Owerri
13  University of Agriculture, Abeokuta  Abeokuta ...
14  Federal University, Oye-Ekiti  Oye ...
15  Usmanu Danfodio University  Sokoto
16  Lagos State University  Ojo
17  Federal University of Technology, Akure  Akure
18  Babcock University  Ilishan-Remo ...
19  Bayero University Kano  Kano
20  American University of Nigeria  Yola
21  Ladoke Akintola University of Technology  Ogbomoso ...
22  Afe Babalola University  Ado-Ekiti
23  University of Jos  Jos
24  Landmark University  Omu-Aran
25  Nnamdi Azikiwe University  Awka ...
26  University of Uyo  Uyo
27  Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University  Bauchi
28  Michael Okpara University of Agriculture  Umuahia
29  Enugu State University of Science and Technology  Enugu
30  Rivers State University of Science and Technology  Port Harcourt
31  Adekunle Ajasin University  Akungba Akoko ...
32  Benue State University  Makurdi
33  Redeemer's University  Mowe
34  Kwara State University  Malete
35  Veritas University  Abuja
36  Osun State University  Oshogbo ...
37  University of Agriculture, Makurdi  Makurdi
38  Nasarawa State University  Keffi
39  African University of Science and Technology  Abuja
40  university of
Nigeria. Nsuka
41  University of Calabar  Calabar
42  Kogi State University  Anyigba
43  Tai Solarin University of Education  Ijebu-Ode ...
44  Federal University, Dutsin-Ma  Dutsin-Ma
45  Ebonyi State University  Abakaliki
46  Federal University, Ndufu-Alike  Ndufu-Alike
47  University of Maiduguri  Maiduguri
48  Umaru Musa Yar'Adua University  Katsina
49  Nile University of Nigeria  Abuja
50  Bowen University  Iwo
51  Al-Hikmah University  Ilorin ...
52  Delta State University, Abraka  Abraka
53  Niger Delta University  Wilberforce Island Yenagoa
54  Abia State University  Uturu
55  Ambrose Alli University  Ekpoma
56  Modibbo Adama University of Technology  Yola
57  Federal University, Otuoke  Otuoke
58  Imo State University  Owerri
59  Olabisi Onabanjo University  Ago Iwoye ...
60  Federal University of Petroleum Resources  Effurun
61  Kaduna State University  Kaduna
62  Federal University, Lokoja  Lokoja
63  Akwa Ibom State University  Uyo
64  Benson Idahosa University  Benin City
65  Paul University  Awka
66  Federal University, Dutse  Dutse
67  Ajayi Crowther University  Oyo Town
68  Lead City University  Ibadan
69  Bingham University  Auta Balifi
70  Baze University  Abuja
71  Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University  Lapai
72  Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University  Uli
73  Joseph Ayo Babalola University  Ikeji-Arakeji
74  Madonna University  Okija ...
75  Crawford University  Faith City ...
76  Cross River University of Technology  Calabar ...
77  Caritas University  Enugu
78  Ondo State University of Science and Technology  Okitipupa
79  Bells University of Technology  Ota
80  Igbinedion University Okada  Okada ...
81  Elizade University  Ilara-Mokin
82  Achievers University, Owo  Owo
83  Caleb University  Imota
84  Kano University of Science and Technology  Wudil
85  Federal University, Lafia  Lafia
86  Sokoto State University  Sokoto
87  Fountain University  Oshogbo
88  Adeleke University  Ede
89  Federal University, Kashere  Kashere
90  Federal University, Wukari  Wukari
91  University of Mkar  Mkar
92  Oduduwa University  Ile Ife
93  Godfrey Okoye University  Ugwuomu-Nike
94  Taraba State University  Jalingo
95  Obong University  Obong Ntak
96  Yobe State University  Damaturu
97  Renaissance University  Enugu
98  Salem University  Lokoja
99  Wellspring University  Benin City
100  Al-Qalam University, Katsina  Katsina
101  Novena University  Ogume
102  Western Delta University  Oghara
103  Gombe State University  Gombe
104  Kwararafa University Wukari  Wukari
105  Bauchi State University  Gadau ...
106  Kebbi State University of Science and Technology  Aliero
107  Tansian University  Umunya ...
108  Crescent University, Abeokuta  Abeokuta
109  Rhema University  Aba
110  Wesley University of Science and Technology  Ondo City
111  Samuel Adegboyega University  Ogwa
Unranked Pan African University  Lagos
Unranked Adamawa State University  Mubi
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This is to inform the entire student of osun state university especially Ejigbo campus of the entrepreneurship program organized by the NAOSS uniosun Ejigbo campus executives.

During this program, participants will be trained on how to make *confectioneries(puff-puff 🍘,chin chin,meat pie🌮,cake🎂) ,Bead 📿, Tie and dye* 🎎

*Mode of application*
All intending participants will obtain a form 
#300 for nonmembers
#150 for  members

*Closing date*
03/02/2017

*Day 1*
Date:04/02/2017
Venue:uniosun, Ejigbo campus
Program:Bead making,Tie and Dye.

*Day 2*
Date:11/02/2017
Venue: uniosun Ejigbo campus
Program: Confectioneries

*For Enquiries contact:*
President:07036266348
Gen. Sec:08039675758
P.R.O:07031051874

The Joint campus student committee is using this medium to notify you that there will be a CONGRESS on the 4th of February at ipetu-Ijesha campus at exactly 10am.

It is their fore important that all campus are present, as important matters will be discussed!!!!!
      
AGENDA
* INAUGURATION OF THE ELECTORAL COMMITTEE
*ELECTORAL GUIDELINES
*UNVIELING AND ADOPTION OF OSUSU CONSTITUTION
*STUDENT WELFARISM
     
Please let us all be in attendance.
God bless UNIOSUN..
             
SIGNED BY-JSC  P.R O-Ajiboso oluwatobi

LIFE IN BABIDA FOREST

We sat under a mango tree in the night listening to the folk tales from Mallam Sala. We were smiling as he was narrating the comic life of tortoise who was in power tussle with Lion.

The narration was accompanied with songs and gyration. After some minutes, we heard a sound that shook the ground. “Is that asteroid? Or what is it?” Ahmed asked.

We ran inside in fear because of the sound which we could not predict its source. I was shocked when I saw Mallam Sala running away.

He had narrated the tale of the fearless farmer and affirmed that he is an enemy to fear. Through the window, we saw smoke flying as if to hug the sky. My friends and I were screaming because we did not want to wallow in fire.

We were still unable to figure out what was happening. “Is there any tribal war?” Zainab asked. I started reciting the verse on forgiveness because I had concluded that I would die.


Some men began coming towards our house, they tied scarf round their face and left their eyes only. The bullets on their body and the guns they held made Amina to pee in her pant.

As they were approaching our house, they started shooting people who were trying to elope. A masked man who climbed three men with a microphone on his hand began addressing us. ” I am the commander of this sect, everybody inside should come out now before I burn all the houses here” he roared. Steadily, we matched out of our house as been ordered by our parents.


I had viewed my parents as fearless being, surprisingly, they became timid in the sight of gun. We knelt down in fear and Fatima; the most beautiful girl in our household was brought out and raped by the commander. No one could save her despite her scream and the tears that slipped down her face.


We children were separated from the adults. The way my mother was sobbing affected my emotion. We are here to indoctrinate you into our religion, we will bag away your children so that they will be our successor the commander said. We were taken away through two trucks.


The journey was very long that we had some break. I eavesdropped what the masked men were saying that we would be taken to Mumusa mountain. We will celebrate the successful mission when we finally reach Mumusa mountain, a masked man said. We did not know where Mumusa mountain was located but we later knew when we got there.


Our expectation was disappointed because we thought they would maltreat us but they treated us well.


We were enjoying ourselves through the warm welcome that the sect gave us. A banquet was held on our arrival. I was confused if they were celebrating us or their successful mission. During the banquet, the commander told us that some of us would be taken to Babida forest while some would remain in Mumusa mountain. I was afraid to be separated from my friends because I was chosen to go to Babida forest.


No one to called on, we embarked on the journey to Babida forest. I observed that different armed men were stationed on the road. They were hailing themselves on our arrival. As we got there, another banquet was held and we ate rich foods. We were told to be free with people here because they are freedom fighters and religious ones.
In the evening, my friends and I strolled around Babida forest.


The environment was very beautiful. As we reached Babida market, we saw a big worshipping house where the masked men were there worshiping the god I do not know. Waoh! Babida is a new nation. An announcement was made that we should all gather for orientation on how things were been run there.


Though I knew that it was not an orientation but a form of indoctrination, yet, I attended because I valued my life. Truly, we were indoctrinated. We drank a cup of water after the commander chanted into it. Our eyes became red and we craved to kill anybody who was not of Babida forest or Mumusa mountain. I could not remember my name nor my background.



The news that some of our mates in Mumusa mountain had been married to the masked men feared us because we were like an unripe mango that shouldnt be eaten. Later, the commander summoned us and allocated us to different men. I was given to one ugly man called Dakur. Dakur took me into his house. I was curious about what he wanted to do to me. Hey, put off your cloth and lay on the bed, Dakur said. I was surprised that he wanted to have an intercourse with a 12 year old girl.


Yes, I was deflowered by Dakur who raped me. For days, I was not myself because of the image of blood that gushed out from me. Our life was tattered as we were told that we would join the next mission. I was chosen to join the people.


When they noticed my resistance, I was given another cup to drink. My eyes changed and my courage was as strong as a rock. I was armed and we embarked on the mission. I killed some soldiers in the battle front and we returned victorious. Two days after that, my friend, Fatima died in a suicide mission. Again, Jumia died in another mission which called our attention that we were captives.



How will I escape from Babida forest? I rhetorically asked. My mates and I assembled ourselves secretly and attempted to escape. We have been moving before we heard an alarm that we were missing.



We were chased and I was caught after my leg slipped. I was brought back into the forest and I saw the dead bodies of my friends who also attempted to escape. It would have been better if I was beaten or killed as my friends were killed. Ah!. I was raped my 10 men as a punishment for my attempt. I was crying and already concluded that I would die. I fainted when the fifth man was on me. When I woke up, I was that same water to drink. I discovered that anytime I drank the water, my reasoning would be that of a beast and the water works in my body only for two days before renewal.



The pain of the rape affected my life. I was still mourning when trucks drove in another set of captives. They assembled them and planted bombs on them. Their mission was to bomb the community that I came from. I volunteered to join the mission because of the water I drank. I was given a gun to shoot any survivor of bomb blast. Before we embarked on the new mission, I was told to kill a runaway masked man.



He was buried after I smashed rocky stone on his head. Yes, we reached my community, I dropped down from the lorry, I started shooting those who survived the bomb blast. I saw my mother who was dying on the floor, yes, I killed her.



My daughter; Kalifa she shouted. I killed her because she was like a beast in my sight. We drove back to Babida forest and our return was celebrated.



After two days, the picture of my mother I killed began showing up, I was having nightmare. Then, I concluded to escape. I had already left Babida when I was caught again.




Ah! will I be raped by 10 men again I lamented. They were taking me back when an alarm rand that soldiers had laid an ambush around the forest.


They left me and ran back into the forest. I preferred being killed by the soldiers to rape. The soldiers appeared to me and took me away. I am still deliberating on what their judgment would be.

A protesting letter was recently written to the inspector general of police by the student joint campus committee of Osun State University.


Read the letter below

STUDENT JOINT CAMPUS COMMITTEE.
OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY,
OSOGBO.
Email: sjccuniosun@yahoo.com
Our Ref: Your Ref: Date:25/01/2017.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

To:

The Inspector General of Police,
Louis Edet House, Area 11 Garki,
Abuja, FCT.
Through:
AIG Zone 11,
Osogbo.

Through:
The Speaker,
State House of Assembly,
Abere, Osogbo.
State of Osun.

Through:
The Vice-Chancellor,
Osun State University,
Osogbo.

Dear Sir,

LETTER OF PROTEST

The headship of the above named body uses this medium to guilelessly extol the virtues of the Nigeria Police Force, Osun State Command, it’s shows of commitment to good working relationship with Osun State Students, sensitivity to the students’ plight so far and maintenance of peace in Osun State as the most peaceful state in Nigeria.
The purpose of writing this letter  however is not to lavish blandishment on NPF, Osun State, but, to protest our grievances and dissatisfaction over the harassment and extortment been faced by the students of Osun State University by the Policemen and this has been in occurrence for the past two years. Instances of these are;
Dubious collection of money from students.
Picking up indiscriminately, molesting and extorting students who are peacefully carrying out academic activities.
Bursting into the Students hostels, picking up Students Phones and Laptops forcefully without the School authority notification.
Shooting of two students by some set of policemen on 23rd, January, 2017 which nearly led to loss of life.
     This is to bring to the attention of your good office the above subject matter for necessary actions as this is becoming unbecoming and this may later result to loss of life and damage of properties. Should our claims be confirmed to be within the limit of law and fundamental human right, we want absolute and proper measure to be taken to avert any other future occurrence.
Thank you.
Yours truly.
_____________________ _______________________
Ohamara Victor (Chairman) Yusuf Muis O.(Gen. Sec.)

Hello this to circulate info to as many 100L and DE-200L students that freshers' orientation for the two (2) Colleges (SET & HS) holds on Tuesday 31 Jan 2017 @the Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola Auditorium by 8 a.m. thanks!

Comr HAMED

This is very important You are hereby notified to put payment of N20,000 convocation fee on hold in your own interest till further notice as the headship of the joint students' committee emphatically, unequivocally and unambiguously reject the N5,000 increment in the convocation fee (N15,000 - N20,000). It is noteworthy that we are still holding talks with appropriate authorities and our confidence that the increment will be reversed is unflagging. Therefore, anyone who pays now is only giving charity to the school. Thanks.

Oladunjoye, Ibrahim O. (Osogbo campus).
Abubakar, Abdulbasit O. (Ikire campus).
Arisilejoye, Azeez A. (Okuku campus)
Badiru, Ibrahim A. (Ejigbo campus)
Oke, Yemi Mercy (Ipetu campus)

Good and Great news to those who lacked the convenient website for tracking of the course of admittance in time of the academic session. The Joint Admission and Matriculations Board has created jamb site for checking admission list. Now all candidates can instantly obtain information on reception process.
How you can check JAMB admission list
√ Pass to the official JAMB portal,
√ Enter the registration number,
√ Press the ‘Check Admission Status’ button to trace information on reception process.
All candidates who have sent the applications for admission to the preferable school and participated in
UTME have the right to find information about the status of the application in the jamb admission list checker. Recently the employee of the department of public relations has declared that now information about the session of 2017/2018 is available on the new portal. The editorial office has already begun to publish lists of candidates.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is set to begin sales of its 2017 UTME application forms.
The announcement will be made following an agreement that was reached with other examination bodies in the country after agreeing on a harmonized timetable.
A 10-day window for JAMB’S UTME has been created by all examination bodies for the exam body to conduct its examination.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), is set to commence of sale of the 2017/2018 admission forms for Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination ( UTME) and Direct Entry (DE).
This agreement was reached at the national headquarters of the Board in Abuja on Tuesday, January 24, after a meeting with National Examination Council (NECO), West African Examination Council (WAEC) and National Business and Technical Examination (NABTEB) to harmonize the timetable.
Dr. Fabian Benjamin, the head of media and information, in a statement said that the harmonized examination timetable, will solve problems arising from overlapping of examination dates, which has disenfranchised a lot of candidates.
The bodies agreed that for the purpose of the 2017 UTME, JAMB will shift its examinations to allow students face WAEC, NECO and NABTEB,” he said.
In another development, Prof Ishaq Oloyede, the registrar and chief executive of JAMB, has said that candidates, who wish to sit for the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, will take the examination under the surveillance of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras.
The registrar while speaking during a briefing in Abuja said the measure was necessary and that it is aimed at preventing examination malpractice during the UTME.

The students of Osun State University, cut across the six campuses held a general meeting today at the Faculty of Agriculture, Ejigbo Campus, in order to discuss matters affecting the University at large.

The meeting was headed by the Chairman of the Joint Campus Committee, Comrade Victor Ohamara, along with the other members of the committee. The committee started by stating the development of the upcoming Student Union Government (S.U.G). They stated that the S.U.G elections would be coming up soon, after an electoral committee would have been chosen at the upcoming General congress at Ipetu-Ijesha, on February 3rd.

A 1-minute silence was exercised to honour the deceased that died recently at Oshogbo Campus. The issue of insecurity was addressed, and students expressed their grievances and displeasures toward the rate at which the state policemen were harassing students, in the name of Yahoo-Yahoo boys.

A letter of protest was however reported to have been dropped to the Inspector General of Police, Osun State, by the Joint Campus Committee, to express the students anger and displeasure towards the acts of the policemen and also, demanded that the two policemen who shot two students last Saturday, be brought before justice in public, as soon as possible.

However, while discussing the issue of the "indefinite closure" of the campuses by the management, Comrade Kabiyesi, a major stakeholder from Oshogbo campus said, "We have held various meetings with the school management and we have been assured  that we will resume on Monday."

In an interview with the President of Ejigbo campus, after the meeting, he said, "I am happy for the unity and progress among the six campuses; Although there was a little rift among out campus and Okuku campus but, we were able to calm ourselves and stand with one aluta voice, especially with the help of Comrade Ohamara."

The Speaker of FAHSA, Ikire Campus, Honourable Gbonegun Great  his delight in the gathering of the campuses and promised to join hands in the progress of the six campuses, as one. However students were told to correct the notion that the hospital refused to attend to the late Feyisara, as the hospital did the best they could but,it was already late, after listening to from a reliable source.

Every school has a culture, in fact it seems to be like a spirit that drives the lifestyle people choose. From the Aluta Spirit of OAU to the Randy Sex Craze of Unilag and The Yahoo+ hustle of Lautech. Someone would expect that UNIOSUN would take after either UI which is well known for Academic over sabi and intellectual karamo!

Or if the students refused to follow UI, at least Great Ife is just 30 minutes drive from Osogbo. One would expect the ever vigilant and vibrant spirit of the Great OAU campus would infect UNIOSUN. who would have imagined that it is ordinary LAUTECH in Ogbomosho that will now become role model and mentor for such a beautiful school as this.

The whole of Okebaale is littered with hostels, totally out of the reach and influence of school management. The students have a hustling spirit, while they should be pushing hard to ace their grades a larger percentage are running after money-quick schemes.

Is it the multiplicity of yahoo boys quarters? Or the proliferation of Football betting shops, is it their involvement and love for Ponzi schemes like MMM and such? It is becoming a serious cause of concern that the students of this prestigious campus are choosing the wrong hustle.

It is not wrong to desire an entrepreneurial attitude, it is rather important that we choose the right hustle. It not only reflects on the kind of adults we will become, it also reflects on the image our school will forever bear. Maybe we will be another Lautech or Another UI or OAU or maybe UNIOSUN will actually standout as it was designed to do. This campus is one of the few satellite University systems that has thrived in a complex economy like Nigeria.

The students may look back and think they have little to be proud of, but each one of you would also have to ask yourselves what contributions you have made to create a better memory for your school. Choose the right hustle, be proud of UNIOSUN and YOURSELF.

"An injury to one is an injury to all"* Students of Okuku campus keeps chanting.

The students of Okuku campus met with the College Provost, College Secretary (Admin) and the College Sub-Dean to register their stance in view of the current situation in Osogbo campus and the resolution of the University management which led to indefinite closure of the institution.

Student leaders present at the meeting expressed that unity needs to be ensured in all the six campuses and with that, they are calling for reversal of indefinite strike resolution not just in Osogbo campus but in all the campuses.

Afterward, they beseeched for justice by demanding to see those policemen who shot their colleagues in hand of the law.

Also, issues relating to their campus in view of security issues, health issues and collegial association demand were been discussed.

The Provost responded by assuring the students of swift reaction and response of the management to the request of the students.


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For MAGNiC_Uniosun.

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Osun State University, Ikire Campus held a general meeting this morning, right in front of the school gate.

The meeting, was witnessed by the conscious students of the campus, to hear from their student representatives and stakeholders, concerning the case of the indefinite closure given to the six campuses by the school management.

 
The students however expressed their sadness to the family of the deceased and agreed to remain on the break till the end of the week.
  
   
The students however stated that the break must not exceed the one week, as they were not ready to entertain any setback in their academic calendar.

A general meeting has been scheduled to hold tomorrow at Ejigbo Campus and a 15-man team would be assigned to represent Ikire Campus.

Writing from the perspective of an Ikire student but also the chairman of the Joint Student Council, I want to let our comrades from Osogbo campus understand the fact that a lot has been happening all over campuses that the main campus does not have a feel of. Other campuses individually shoulder their cross. It is only normal for nerves to rise when the main campus is seen as been given preference.
Meanwhile to our other campuses, especially Ikire, I perfectly understand our plight, because we are together and I know the experience as we all feel it but we should all remember that other comrades from other campuses could not have wade into struggle without having a recorgnised body, and this has been the main reason why we saw the need for a joint body, which is becoming a success very soon (SUG). So please let us painfully forget the past towards achieving a unified and promising future of equity and justice for all. There is no superior campus. There is just UNIOSUN.
In addition, I just left a meeting with the vice-chancellor, where he promised us (JSC) all that the school will be re-opened next week monday (30th, January), but that depends on how organised and peaceful the atmosphere will be. In fact we have agreed to sign an undertaken that we will be of good conduct and will not allow ourselves to be used, and this will ensure that the school is reopened for lectures next week. So please we should not frustrate plans which will ensure our speedy resumption. 
I believe strongly that everyone here is a leader in one capacity or the other and we know how people with ulterior motives will want to hijack this kind of situations to their favour, we should be sensitive to our environment and know all that is going on within the management itself. We should not allow ourselves to be used, let's come together strong and unified and victory surely will be ours.
Let's not forget the old story of how easy it is to break a stick of broom compared to a bunch of broom.
Aluta Continua!!! Victoria Ascerta!!!                                    Just as the raindrops fills the ocean, together I believe we can stand to fill the void in our lives.                   Ohamara Victor,Chairman, Uniosun joint Students Campus Committee.

She is 19years old 100level Anatomy student of UNIOSUN, Osogbo main campus who was reported dead after being diagnosed at the Oke-Baale hospital to have been running a low blood level of 6% and the Hospital was said to have delayed treatment requesting that a sum of #10,000 must be paid into their account before treatment can proceed which later lead to the death of the girl.
Some students of the university , who pleaded anonymity , told our correspondent that the deceased was a sickler .
The students , living close to the deceased ’ s hostel, said Feyisara suffered a crisis and was rushed to a hospital at the Oke Baale area of Osogbo but she gave up the ghost,

The death of the 100 level student of the Anatomy Department was said to have triggered a violent reaction from some students who were said to have complained that the hospital did not attend to Feyisara in time .

However , some other students claimed that the deceased was well attended to by the medical personnel on duty , adding they did their best to save her life.

A student , who was among those who rushed the deceased to the hospital, said the late student was attended to promptly.

Speaking on condition of anonymity , he said , “ The lady that died was a sickle cell patient . She had a crisis and was rushed to the hospital at Oke Baale . Those on duty attended to her but she died . Students were just sad by the development and some burst into tears but nobody attempted to burn the hospital .

“ The deceased ’ s brother, who is a student of Fountain University , also came to the hospital and he saw how his sister was attended to , but it is a pity , she died . ”

The Police Public Relations Officer in Osun State , Mrs . Folasade Odoro, when contacted , debunked the rumour that the students attempted to set the hospital ablaze .
Odoro stated, “ There is no report that the students wanted to set the hospital ablaze but we heard that they were mourning the student who died . ”
Meanwhile , the management of UNIOSUN declared a week mid - semester break on Monday .

This came on the heels of the tension generated by the way some policemen

Please parents or guidance kindly pray for Our school and student in general in order for us all to attain our aims.
May her gently soul rest in peace.
#Pray #For #Uniosun



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The ongoing situation in Osogbo campus and the subsequent resolution of the University Management to indefinitely close the campuses met with mix-feelings among the students of Ikire Campus.

The larger section of the students as well as the stakeholders expressed their displeasure and dissatisfaction over affiliating Ikire campus to ongoing ugly incidences ravaging the main campus.

Historically, an incidence similar to this occurred in Ikire campus in August 2014 in which three live were lost(one final year  student, one of the most vibrant lecturer and the driver) in the fatal accident. Sequel to this, the management coupled with the state government issued a memoir stating that all students should vacate the school premises. The closure of the school we all thought would last for two weeks later turned to over four months of staying at home.

As sad as the incidence was, it is unfortunate that not even a campus among the remaining campuses extends the hand of solidarity to us in the course of our struggle towards the re-opening our our campus. The entire students of Ikire campus were at home while curriculum activities continued in the remaining campuses. Upon resumption, we wrote three different examinations in a year as a punishment aside from  the four moths strike and #30,000 reparation fees.


In the light of this, it's important we note here that the students of Ikire are not heartless as we sympathize with the family of decease and the injured students as well as the entire students of Osogbo campus. However, we are only picking point from history because history they say remembers those who remember it.


We are of the belief that indefinite closure of all the campuses is not the best solution because some are not affected and Ikire campus  remain as calm as Osun river.

On this note we urge the management to rescind its decision on the indefinite closure. We are satisfied with the previous one week "mid term break", but indefinite?,never.



Ikire Campus.

Her name is Feyi Oyindamola she did Pd in Uniosun Ejigbo campus before crossing to main campus to study psychology but information reaching us this morning is that she passed out today 23/01/2017 may her gently soul rest In peace.
This her details
            Name : Feyi Oyindamola
            Level : 100level
            Department : Physiology

Osun State University is now another thing to the core now because we still don't understand what's going on all around in OUR school Oshogbo campus.
According to the incident she was sick rushed to the hospital opposite police station at Oke Baale but instead of the doctor to give her treatment,they request for parental signature but all she needed  is blood but the hospital refused to give her blood saying they need her parent to sign a document.


This her details
            Name : Feyi Oyindamola
            Level : 100level
            Department : Physiology
This the true story






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