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A young woman, Veronica, regrets her decision to have gotten married at the age of 20. In an interview with SVTV Africa on YouTube, she shared that she felt pressured into marrying her late husband and regrets not having pursued her education or had something to do before getting married. She was a housewife and now, unemployed, she finds it difficult to secure a job because of people's misconceptions about her competence and salary demands. Today I look back and I regret my decision. I see some of my mates have completed university and our working but here I am unemployed” Veronica who is currently looking for a job said her quest to land a job has been difficult because people doubt her competence. She said others refuse her mainly because they have the misconception that she will demand a big amount as a salary.

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A TOWNHALL DIFFERENT FROM BALA-BLU”: UNIVERSITY SETS EXAM QUESTION FOR MASS COMMUNICATION BASED ON TINUBU’S BLUNDER, PHOTO EMERGES

In the photo shared on Twitter, one of the questions asked the students to “justify the social judgment theory”, using “a Townhall, Different, From Bala-Blu, Blu-Blu, Bula-Ba” as a case study The examination question has gone viral, attracting mixed reactions from Nigerians on social media

Nasarawa State University has stirred reactions on social media after setting an examination question set on a popular blunder made by the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu. Following his decision not to attend some town hall meetings, Tinubu suffered a blunder as he tried to dismiss the events. Speaking at a political gathering in Imo state, Tinubu attempted to justify his refusal to attend town hall debates, saying something like: “A town hall, different from balablu blu blu bulaba.” While some said the APC presidential candidate may have unsuccessfully attempted to pronounce the world hullabaloo, his campaign team ed it off that he was making fun of the word. Nevertheless, the “balablu blu blu bulaba” trended on social media as opponents of the APC presidential candidate used it to mock him. A popular Twitter , Sir Jarus, @SirJarus, shared a photo of an examination question from the Nasarawa State University’s Faculty of Social Sciences asking students to “justify the social judgment theory”, using Tinubu’s popular gaffe as a case study. The question reads: “Using the social media trending Sarcastic statement “A Townhall, Different, From Bala-Blu, Blu-Blu, Bula-Ba”, justify the social judgment theory. The question was for part-time 200-level students of Mass Communication at the state university.

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The University Management of UNILAG has noted with concern the current security situation in the country and the intelligence reports of unfolding security threat by undesirable elements to infiltrate various parts of the country particularly state capitals with a view to perpetrate crimes such as kidnappings for ransom, banditry, and other forms of terrorist activities.

The University Management has put in place further security measures to safeguard lives and properties within the campus. This Security Advisory is issued to the University community and the general public to adhere to the protective and safety measures put in place against potential threat to persons and premises.

1. We all must note that security is everybody’s business.

2. Maintain environmental awareness on your route to and from work and be security conscious and alert at all times.

3. Be vigilant at places of work, worship, campus cab parks, filling station and shopping malls/kiosks, staff club, sports centre; dump sites, lagoon front and construction sites on campus.

4. Staff, students and all stakeholders should always wear their identification cards at all times.

5. Non-resident (visitors) coming into campus must identify themselves and disclose their destination on campus

6. Security personnel will commence stop and search operations at all entry points to campus especially vehicles with tinted glasses and Dispatch Riders.

7. Henceforth, the second access gate will be closed by 8.00pm

8. Shops, canteens and other business activities on campus must comply with the closing time of 10.00 p.m.

9. Dispatch Riders will not be allowed into the campus as from 7.00 p.m.

10. Residents are advised not to keep late at night, be alert and security conscious of their environment;

11. , If You See Something, Say Something

12. So, if you see strange face, unusual occurrence or notice something, call the following security phone numbers for prompt action:

Security Help Lines –​​ ​08027516446, 09087981565, 08183679155

Fire Station Help Lines – ​​08183679281, 07086196426

Medical Centre Help Lines – ​​09095879781

DSS Anti- Kidnapping Help Lines – ​08101272303, 08025713190, 08176878575,

​​​​​09058530351

13. Please do not panic, go about your legitimate business and ensure compliance with these measures.

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The Federal Government has said it would no longer succumb to any form of blackmail and intimidation that will make it enter into agreement with unions that will be difficult to implement.

The government’s position is coming on the heels of the face-off between it and the four university based unions that culminated in a strike which has lingered for about six months.

Recall that the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, had commenced a month warning strike on February 14, 2022, over the alleged inability of the federal government to attend to some of the concerns it raised and had continuously been rolling over the strike after its expiration.

The three non-teaching staff unions, the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, the Non-Academic Staff Union of Allied and Educational Institutions, NASU and the National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT, also proceeded on strike a few weeks after ASUU downed tools.

Some of the contentious issues yet to be resolved between the federal government and the unions include the non-release of the revitalization fund, non-payment of earned allowance, and renegotiation of the 2009 Agreement, among others.

To resolve the ime, the government set up the Professor Nimi Briggs Renegotiation Committee to interface with the four unions.

However, Vanguard was told that the Federal Government has vowed not to enter any agreement that would be unimplementable.

Multiple sources at the Ministry of Finance, National Income, Salaries and Wages Commission as well as the ant General Office of the Federation told Vanguard that the government wanted to be careful in order not to sign an agreement that will be difficult to implement.

One of the sources who spoke on condition of anonymity, said: “The Federal Government will no longer be blackmailed to sign any agreement that will be unimplementable.

“Before we put pen on paper, all the necessary government advisory team, including the Ministry of Finance, the Budget Office, the Office of the ant-General of the Federation and the National Income, Salaries and Wages Commission, will sit together and take a decision that would not lead to another crisis.

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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has announced to release the results of May/June 2022 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) Today.

The school examination was taken by 1, 607, 985 school candidates in 20,221 schools nationwide and in three countries.

WAEC Acting Head of Public Affairs, Mrs. Moyosoal Adesina said the Head of National Office (HNO), Mr. Patrick Areghan will announce release of results of May/June 2022 WASSCE Today, Yaba headquarters of the body.

Areghan said in May 2022 that out of 1.6million candidates, 800,055 are males, comprising (49.76%) while 800,724 are females, comprising (50.24%).

The HNO said the candidates were examined in 76 subjects, made up of 197 papers. About 30,000 practicing senior teachers, nominated by various Ministries of Education participated in the examination as supervisors.

The release of the 2022 WASSCE results will brighten the chances of candidates who applied for ission in 2022/2023 academic session into tertiary institutions.

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After the abduction of a student on Tuesday evening, the istration of Arthur Jarvis University in Cross River State made the decision to close the university indefinitely.

Ughas Ngozi Felicia, the interim Registrar of the private institution, issued a circular on Wednesday instructing parents and guardians to pick up their children and wards from the university within 24 hours.

Students who are already writing exams will continue to do so in the next academic session, according to the statement, while final year students who are to complete their final defence will be ed in due course.
“The Management has approved the commencement of the 2021/2022 vacation with effect from Wednesday, July 20, 2022,” according to the announcement.

“All students are expected to depart the university grounds immediately.” The date of the next academic session’s resumption will be announced in due time.

“All outstanding exams will be taken at the start of the next session.” Students in their final year will be advised of the date and details of their Project Defense.”

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JAMB RELEASES 2022 UTME STATISTICS, 27,105 CANDIDATES RESULTS WAS HELD

The Management of t issions and Matriculation Board, JAMB has announced the statistics for 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

In a post released by the verified twitter page of JAMB.

It was gathered that

1,761,338 candidates ed for 2022 UTME
1,707,626 sat for the UTME.
1,671,203 results were released
27,105 results are held for further screening.

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REASON WHY YOU SHOULD MAKE USE OF JAMB CAPS APP

It is no longer news to us that JAMB has developed an app that candidates who ed and took the UTME exam can use to view their CAPS.


This app eliminates the need for candidates to go through the stressful and time-consuming procedure of gaining access to their CAPS for the issions process.

WHY SHOULD YOU USE THE JAMB CAPS APP?


1. It is simple and quick.

2. You can check whether your O'level results have been ed or not.

3. You can know which school is considering you for ission.

4. It saves you the stress and time of going through the Long Method to access your CAPS.

5. With the JAMB CAPS APP you can with it, even if your is not reachable at the moment, to either ACCEPT or REJECT your ission.

Note: Your phone number which you use for registration, must be available to which an OTP will be sent to access your CAPS.

HOW DO I GET THE JAMB CAPS APP


Is very easy, just follow the simple STEPS below.

1. Open your Play store App, and click on the search botton and input JAMB CAPS APP.


2. A list of different JAMB CAPS APP will display but we are looking for the one made and known to JAMB.

3. Scroll down and you will see the Picture of the one you need to .

4. After ing the app, open the app on your phone and input your JAMB Registration number and input your ed JAMB phone Number and click Get started.

5. An OTP CODE will be sent to the ed phone number for verification, which will be needed to into the APP.

NOTE: Do not display or disclose your OTP CODE to any individual if ask for it, the OTP CODE is only meant for you and you alone.

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With the conclusion of the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) which hold between 6th and 14th May, 2022, the t issions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reminded prospective candidates of the need to adhere strictly to examination etiquette, warning that stiff penalty awaits anyone who runs foul of the laid-down rules and regulations governing the examination. The Board reiterated its zero tolerance for examination infractions and other unwholesome practices that could undermine the sanctity of its examination.

[b]According to the statement, the Board maintained that, as a responsible organisation, it is as usual committed to providing a level playing field for all candidates in its 2022 UTME. The Head, Public Affairs and Protocols (PAP), Dr. Fabian Benjamin, while fielding questions from journalists in Abuja on the code of conduct expected of UTME candidates and the level of the Board’s preparations for the examination said, ” The Board’s UTME, apart from being a medium for assessing candidates’ ability, is also used to rank their performance in a cohort of aspirants for tertiary. He added that the UTME, as a standardised test, is guided by rules and regulations that must be strictly followed by both the examiners and examinees to arrive at a valid and specific objective He stated further, “Examination etiquette is encapsulated in the candidates’ code of conduct comprising rules and regulations that must be followed by all candidates before, during and after the examination. “He advised the candidates to strictly adhere to the examination schedule as stated in their notification slips which would be made available in due course and would feature the venue, scheduled date, session and time of the examination. Dr. Benjamin urged all candidates to be at their examination venues at least an hour before the scheduled time so as to afford them the opportunity of going through biometric verification prior to their ittance into the examination hall. He said, any candidate who is 30 minutes late into the examination venue would not be allowed into the examination hall. Continuing, he said, “all candidates are required to be seated only in the allotted seats assigned to them and should follow the instructions as issued out to them by the examination officials and should not attempt to leave the examination hall until one hour after the commencement of the examination.” The Board’s spokesman reminded the candidates that electronic gadgets and other unauthorised materials like eyeglasses unless recommended; USB, fez caps, calculators, tape recorder, camera, wristwatch, bangles, cell phones, among others, are banned within the examination hall.[/b]

This thread is open To all 2022 Jamb Candidates

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for 2022/2023 Post-UTME Screening Exercise of Foundation Polytechnic, Ikot Ekpene.

The Prospective candidates should:

(i) possess a minimum of five O’level credits including English Language, Mathematics, and any other three subjects relevant to the course of study.

(ii) score a minimum of 120 marks in UTME JAMB irrespective of institutions they chose during registration of JAMB.

METHODS OF APPLICATION:

Eligible candidates should use any of the methods below:

(i) Paper Application: interested candidates should come to the ission Office in the campus and fill paper application form. ission letter will be issued on completion of the processes.

(ii) Mobile Application: interested candidates should send their names, JAMB registration number, and course to 0706-809-2448. ission letter will be issued within 24 hours of the receipt of the text message and the candidate will be notified to print out the ission letter.
iii) Online Application: interested candidates should to the website www.foundationpoly.edu.ng and fill Online ission form.

Steps for Online Application:

(a) to the school portal and select ission Form Link, enter your email address and phone number, and make payment of two thousand naira (N2,000) excluding bank charges using ATM card that has been activated for online payment.

(b) After payment, App ID, PIN and Serial Number will be displayed on the webpage. Use the App ID and complete the Online ission Form. Print out the Completed Form.

(c) Return to the webpage after 24 hours and print ission Letter by clicking ‘Print ission Letter’ link if your ission has been approved.

SCREENING:

There will be screening for all candidates on every working day. The documents naeeded for screening will be stated on the ission Letter. There will be no form of examination during the screening exercise.

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The Vice-Chancellor, University of Lagos, Professor Oluwatoyin Ogundipe FAS on Monday, May 23, 2022, played host to the Corp Commandant, Nigerian Army Medical Corps, Colonel Idris Babatunde Solebo in his office.

Col. Solebo was with the Vice-Chancellor to intimate him on the level of progress in the Nigerian Army Medical Corps’ mission to expand its medical programmes. While reaffirming the keen interest of Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Faruk Yahaya in the collaboration between the University of Lagos and the Nigerian Army Medical Corps with a view to seeing to a smooth take-off of the Nigerian Army College of Nursing Degree Programme, Col. Solebo announced that infrastructures are already being put in place at the Nigerian Army Medical Corps Headquarters with a view to ensuring that all requirements are met.

In his response, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Oluwatoyin Ogundipe congratulated the Nigerian Army on its numerous milestones especially in tertiary education.
Prof. Ogundipe spoke on the efforts so far put into the curriculum development for the proposed Nursing Degree programme of the Nigerian Army College of Nursing, assuring that once the ongoing industrial action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is called off, the Academic Planning Committee and the Senate of the University of Lagos will be duly consulted with relevant documents after which the National Universities Commission (NUC) is expected to give approval.

The Vice-Chancellor is of the opinion that academic collaborations such as this is the way to go with a view to facilitating more students’ exchange programmes and further deepening the scope and quality of engagement between the Nigerian Military and other corporate public and private entities.

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APPLICATION FOR INTER-UNIVERSITY TRANSFER – 2021/2022 ACADEMIC SESSION

GUIDELINES
Transfer students shall possess the minimum University of Nigeria and Departmental entry requirements prior to entry into the University from where they are seeking transfer.
Transfer students shall make a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.95 on a 5.00 point scale to qualify for consideration and should not have spent more than two (2) academic sessions in his or her former University.
The number of students offered ission by transfer shall not exceed 4% of the departmental ission quota in any one year.
Application should be accompanied by student’s transcript. University of Nigeria official(s) would be sent to the University from where transfer is being sought for verification of the transcript or on-line verification as the case may be.
If at any stage irregularity is discovered in the papers presented by the student(s), such student(s) shall be withdrawn from the University.
Disciplinary action shall be taken against any officer of the University found colluding with or circumventing the process of the transfer.
A transfer student is required to possess a JAMB score which is not less than the minimum score of UNN students itted into his department in his ission year.
He must transfer into the same course as he studied in his University.
Transfer student must not be itted beyond second (2nd) year for all programmes in the University.
A transfer student must be a current student of the University from which he seeks transfer.
All application for inter-University transfer for the 2021/2022 academic session should be received on or before 17Tth June, 2022.
All recommendations for ission by transfer from Faculty shall be submitted to the issions Office for collation and presentation to Senate Entrance Board for consideration.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Visit the University of Nigeria website (www.unn.edu.ng) or portal (unnportal.edu.ng), your Telephone Number to generate and a unique Payment Invoice for Application Processing Fee. Pay the application fee of N195,000.00 (one hundred and ninety five thousand naira) through Remita payment platform at any Commercial Bank, including UNN Microfinance bank. You are to generate a payment invoice which contains a Remita number; the invoice print out will enable you to make your payment at the bank.

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Lamanii22:
They need to protest cause this shit is getting out of hand… my friend that entered school before me is still in 200l first semester…. After this exam I am writing in noun, I would be in 400l

Lolz... Nigeria no balance

HeRulesMen:
They should defy all means and go ahead with the protest.

Protest don't work in this country ooo

Even when there lives is at stake

HeRulesMen:
They should defy all means and go ahead with the protest.

There was a team of security officials, including men of the Nigeria Police Force, at the main gate of the University of Lagos, Akoka, following a planned protest by a group of students over the lingering strike action of the Academic Staff Union of Universities.
Student groups had earlier declared mass protests across the country for Tuesday. The locations announced in some of the fliers obtained by our correspondent were, the University of Ibadan main gate, UNILAG main gate, and in some places in Edo State.

As of this morning, a tight security presence was sighted at the main gate of UNILAG. Pictures also showed that some students had gathered at the main gate of UI, under the aegis of “Fund Education Coalition”, with their banner bearing captions like “we say no to commercialisation of education”, “every one of us must rise to defend education”, “we stand with ASUU revitalisation demand”.
The strike action of the lecturers which is entering its fourth month has left public universities shut since its inception following the lecture’s demands, which the Federal Government had, allegedly, not met.

One of the students at the scene, identified simply as Tolu, confirmed the development at UNILAG to The PUNCH.

One of the students at the UI convergence point for the protest, who made comments to our correspondent, Solomon Emiola, said, “we are converging now”.

ASUU had accused the government of poor commitment to the payment of academic earned allowance; the continued use of the Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System and refusal to adopt the Universities Transparency and ability Solution, among others.

https://mgissioninfo.com.ng/blogpost/ASUU-strike-unilag-gate/

You sure

opera1:
This is just a formality, they know whom they want to use already.

Oya nah

buttlover:
Let me apply sharply

https://mgissioninfo.com.ng/blogpost/unilag-appointment-for-new-vc/

Cocoma turn the school to private uni nah

FalseProphet1:
I see myself becoming the VC of unilag come November 12th, as compensation for denying me ission during my undergraduate days even without meeting the criteria.

I will increase the school fees to 5million naira per session, I see runs becoming very expensive in Lagos, I see hook ups as expensive as 300-500k per night, I see married men becoming faithful because they can't afford our students any more.

I see married women smiling everyday cos their husbands cannot afford runs girls anymore.

I see unilag becoming the best university in the world.

This I have seen.

Lolz you want student to run away from the school

FalseProphet1:
I see myself becoming the VC of unilag come November 12th, as compensation for denying me ission during my undergraduate days even without meeting the criteria.

I will increase the school fees to 5million naira per session, I see runs becoming very expensive in Lagos, I see hook ups as expensive as 300-500k per night, I see married men becoming faithful because they can't afford our students any more.

I see married women smiling everyday cos their husbands cannot afford runs girls anymore.

I see unilag becoming the best university in the world.

This I have seen.

Lolz ..your school need people who are qualified

DJGiore:
my school, but why are they inviting the general public btw foreign mixtape on naija dj mix.com

�‍� *RSU UPDATE* �‍�

*RSU - Supplementary ission Form 2021/2022 - mgissioninfo*

https://mgissioninfo.com.ng/blogpost/rsu-supplementary-ission-form-2021-2022/

✍️ *MG_REPORTING*

Pursuant to the provisions of the Universities (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 1993 as amended in 2003 and 2012 respectively, the Governing Council of the University of Lagos hereby notifies the academic community and general public both within and outside Nigeria that the Council has commenced the process of appointing a Vice-Chancellor. Applications are, hereby invited from interested and suitably qualified candidates for the position.

THE INSTITUTION
The University of Lagos was established in 1962 by an Act of Parliament of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to encourage the advancement of learning. It is located in the urban and commercial city of Lagos, with the main campus in Akoka and its other campuses are at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos (CMUL) Idi-Araba and Yaba. The University caters for both full-time and part-time students with an overall student population of over sixty thousand (regular and part-time at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels). It has a staff strength of over five thousand.

VISION
To be a Top Class Institution for the pursuit of excellence in knowledge, character and service to humanity.

MISSION
To provide a conducive environment for teaching, learning, research and development, where staff and students will interact and compete effectively with their counterparts globally.

THE POSITION
The Vice-Chancellor is a Principal Officer responsible for the day-to-day operations of the University and reports directly to the University’s Council. The Vice-Chancellor must pursue the realization of the University’s Vision and Mission.

For the post, the University seeks candidates with vision, proven academic distinction, managerial ability, integrity and transparency in private and public life. The right candidate should also have the ability to develop linkages with external communities to meet the emerging needs of the University. He/She should be able to command respect and engender the cooperation and loyalty of staff and students of the University and its alumni.

SCHEDULE OF DUTIES
The Vice-Chancellor shall:

i. Be generally responsible to the Council in maintaining the efficiency and good order of the University and for ensuring the proper enforcement of its statute, and regulations;

ii. Have the competence to advise the Council on any matter affecting the istration, finance and policy of the University;

iii. At management level, provide leadership in the relentless pursuit of excellence in all aspects of University life, including teaching, research and community service;

iv. Be responsible for discipline in the University;

v. Regulate the ission of students, subject to guidelines and procedures approved by Senate and to any law or policy at the time that is applicable to the University;

vi. Undertake any other duties that will promote the growth and development of the University in a conducive atmosphere.

THE ELIGIBILE CANDIDATE
An eligible candidate for the post of Vice-Chancellor, University of Lagos must be:

i. an exemplary scholar with good quantum of publications in highly rated journals;

ii. a person with demonstrable capacity for original thinking and creativity;

iii. a Professor for at least 10 years, and not more than 65 years old on November 11, 2022;

iv. a person with astute managerial ability who can maintain the peace and academic stability for which the University is reputed;

v. a scholar of outstanding national and international repute, with proficiency in Information Communication Technology (ICT) and considerable experience at top levels of University istration;

vi. a person with a track record of teaching; research and community service;

vii. a person with entrepreneurial and innovative abilities with the capacity to create wealth for the sustainability of the University of our future in line with the vision and mission;

viii. a person endowed with strong character and ability to give courageous and effective leadership;

ix. a person with a clear vision for the development of the University in realisation of its mission to refocus research and innovation, infrastructural development and human resource allocation as expressed in the University Strategic Plan;

x. able to foster regional and international partnerships including securing opportunities with the local and International business community for the achievement of the University’s strategic goal;

xi. a person capable of inspiring the advancement of learning while reaching out to all persons without discrimination in any form;

xii. of sound mental and physical health, pleasant disposition, unassailable integrity and strong moral character capable of inspiring and maintaining moral discipline among staff and students.

TENURE
The successful candidate shall hold office as Vice-Chancellor for a single term of five (5) years only from November 12, 2022 (date of resumption) on such and conditions as may be specified in the letter of appointment.

SALARY AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
The remuneration and other conditions of service are as applicable to the post of Vice-Chancellor in Federal Universities and as may be determined from time to time by the Government/Governing Council as appropriate.


METHOD OF APPLICATION
Candidates should apply by submitting twenty (20) copies of their detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV) providing information as detailed hereunder:

i. Full Name

ii. Place and Date of Birth:

iii. Nationality

iv. Address; (a) Postal (b) E-mail (c) Mobile Telephone number(s)

v. Marital Status, number and ages of children

vi. Name, Mobile Telephone number and E-mail of the Next of Kin

vii. Academic qualifications (degrees with classes-copies of certificates to be enclosed):

viii. Teaching, Research, istrative and Managerial experience:

ix. Academic distinctions:

x. hip of academic and professional bodies

xi. Scholarly publications (well referenced);

xii. Names and addresses of three (3) Referees who should be able to attest to candidate’s academic and managerial abilities as well as his/her moral character and uprightness.

a. Vision Statement

The candidate should also state in clear of not more than 1000 words, his/her vision for the University in the next five years.

b. References

The References should be submitted separately to the Registrar and Secretary to Council with the post being applied for indicated on the right hand side of the envelope.

c. Additional Information

In the case of candidates nominated by the Search Team, the Curriculum Vitae complying with the same detail as set out above must be accomplished by a letter of consent duly signed by the candidate.

All candidates must formally apply for the post irrespective of the process by which their interest was obtained.

Applicants are expected to log on to www.recruitment.unilag.edu.ng and complete the online application, and print out. Candidates should also their credentials on the University portal. The printed online application form along with the hard copies of the application should be submitted under confidential cover in an envelope marked “POST OF VICE CHANCELLOR, UNILAG” addressed to:

The Registrar and Secretary to Council,

5th Floor, Senate HOUSE,

University of Lagos,

Lagos, Nigeria.

All applications are to be submitted not later than six (6) weeks from the date of this publication.

INTERACTION
Short-listed candidates will be required to make themselves available for interaction with the t Council and Senate Selection Board.

SIGNED

Oladejo Azeez,Esq.

Registrar and Secretary to Council

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The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has threatened to shut down all Polytechnics in Nigeria if the Federal Government fails to meet up with its demands. This is just as the one-month ultimatum the union gave to the government elapses next week Wednesday.

The National Executive Council (NEC) of ASUP had in March at the end of the Union's 102 National Executive Council meeting in Yola, Adamawa State, gave a one-month ultimatum. Arising from its an emergency congress on Thursday, the ASUP Zonal C, at the Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic, Ijebu Igbo, Ogun State, the union insisted that the Federal Government must meet up with its demands before the expiration of the one-month ultimatum.

Addressing newsmen, the Zonal Coordinator, Yekini Asafe said ASUP had suspended its 61-day long industrial action on June 10, 2021, following the of a Memorandum of Understanding with the government.

Asafe who was flanked by other branch chairmen from the zone said due to the failure of the government to meet their demands, the union may be forced to immediately the suspended industrial strike action. He said the NEC meeting scheduled for Abuja on May 4 to make the decision. According to him, some of the items under the union's demands include; the non-release of the revitalisation funds for the sector, non-release of arrears of the new minimum wage, and non release of the reviewed nomination instruments for institutions and Managements as well as programmes accreditation among others.

The Zonal Coordinator also said there has been a delay in the appointment of substantive Rectors at Federal Polytechnics Mubi, Offa and Ekowe, all in Adamawa, Kwara and Bayelsa States. He noted that Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna and Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, and Ogun State, have also been operating without substantive rectors despite the conclusion of the process for appointment in the affected institutions. Asafe called on the government to address the demands of the union to avoid shutting down the polytechnics nationwide. "We are deploying this medium to equally appeal to of the public to prevail on the government to do the needful and avoid a shutdown of the sector.
"In choosing to extend the long-expired three months suspension period of our industrial action, we are convinced that the extra window of one month typifies our level of restraint and consideration for our students and other of the public even as we hope that the government will take advantage of this opportunity to avoid a shutdown of the sector," Asafe said.

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silverlinen:
Damnnn
Here wetin this clown dey talk
Say the strike is uncalled for...when you dey use salary structure of 13 years ago dey pay lecturers for 2022, why them no go strike?
Abi bag of rice for 2009 dey sell for the same price for 2022?
Everybody for this APC led govt just dey high on something.

Guy calm nah...lolz...how u know say e no go win

Connected1:
Money wey them suppose take chop na them take go buy form for this Fool. Although I don't believe they bought it for him, na just cover up.

Laslas he face no go show, if I hear say he win.

Too bad the Minister of Education and Minster for Labour and Employment are Igbo Men, I wonder what's the essence of fighting for Biafra when it's these same wicked fools that will be elected into top positions.

The Minister of State for Education, Emeka Nwajiuba, has said the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) cannot dictate to the Federal Government what platform to be used in paying their salaries.

He stated this in Abuja while addressing journalists shortly after receiving his presidential Nomination Form of the All Progressives Congress (APC) purchased for him by the Project Nigeria Group. "It is impractical and incongruous to continuously expect that somebody who is paid a salary continues to dictate to the someone who pays him: 'This is how you must pay me'. This is where this anomaly is," the minister said. "We have pleaded with ASUU that 'If there any areas where your salaries fall short, kindly address them within the ambit of IPPIS because that's what the government has now." Mr Nwajiuba also appealed to the striking lecturers to return to the classroom as the Federal Government is working to address some of their concerns.

According to him, the strike embarked upon by ASUU was uncalled for, and expressed worry over the impact of the union's action on the education of Nigerian students.

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*JAMB UPDATE*

*Jamb Re-printing Exam slip 2022 - Date, Venue and Time - mgissioninfo*

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I will like to first congratulate you for Reading this post. If you know you are going to Partake in 2022 UTME exam then this Post is for you.

Many Jamb Candidate usually ask,

Is Jamb Runz Real?
Does Jamb Expo work??
Is Jamb Upgrade Also real
Well you have to read this post to find out.

Before the introduction of CBT mode in JAMB exams. There were cases of the question papers leaking before the exams and what we call expo and runs were possible back then. Candidates were given exactly the questions and answers they will find in the exam hall before the examination.

Well everything has changed due to the introduction of CBT use in the exam system. Due to the advancement and Technology use to conduct the exam, it is almost impossible for exam questions to leak or for anyone to see the questions before the exam. In fact, a JAMB official revealed that the question to be taken in any of the JAMB exams is ed a few minutes before the exam. This makes it hard for anyone to get the real questions before the starting of the exam.

So the answer to the formal ask question – Jamb Runz, Jamb Upgrade, Jamb Expo, the Answer is “No”. Dont throw away your money to hungry scammers out there, who dont even value if you or Fail. If you start now to study and work hard in ing your forthcoming exam, and know the strategies and tips for answering JAMB questions. “I assure you Success will be your reward.”

There are many “JAMB Scammers” everywhere trying to make money and take advantage of desperate candidates – but dont fall victim

Due to the current development of the exam and some other changes JAMB has made, the possibility of succeeding with EXPO or RUNZ has been made almost impossible.

There is still time to study hard and , dont let Laziness get the best of You.

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*Truth about Jamb Runz*

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The management of the University of Delta (UNIDEL), Agbor has announced the deadline for the payment of school fees for the 2021/2022 academic session

UNIDEL School Fees Payment Deadline
The Management of the University has observed that after more than five (5) weeks of commencement of lectures most Students are yet to pay their school fees. In view of the above, all students are by this circular expected to pay their fees on or before Tuesday, 19th April, 2022.

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