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*The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has extended the Deadline for registration of 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE).*



The new deadline is now March 31, 2022.

Updates! UPDATES!!

ASUU strike to ~end~ this week -Minister

*_UPDATES! UPDATES!!*🔥_

Senate Passes Bills To Establish Federal Universities In FCT & Rivers...
The Senate, on Wednesday, passed two bills to establish a Federal University in the Federal Capital Territory and Rivers State....
They two Universities are; FCT University of Science and Technology Abaji (Establishment) Bill, 2022; and Federal University of Environmental Technology, Koroma/Saakperwa Tai Ogoni, Rivers State (Establishment) Bill, 2022...

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LAUTECH 6th Batch and Final

Admission List, 2021/2022

This is to inform the general public, especially candidates whose particulars are indicated in the attached PDF file that they have been offered provisional admission to various programmes in the university for the 2021/2022 academic session.

LATEST UPDATE ! !

ASUU vows to continue strike, accuses FG of making 'fake promises'

The Academic Staff Union of

Universities (ASUU), has said it will not be suspending the ongoing one-month warning strike it had declared on February 14 until the government honors its agreement.

LATEST UPDATE ! !

JAMB shifts 2022 mock UTME to April 9th, 2022

The 2022 JAMB Mock-UTME is now to hold on Saturday,9th

April 2022, and not Saturday,

16th April 2022, as earlier scheduled. This was contained in the weekly bulletin released by the Board.

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UNIMAID Post-UTME 2021:

Cut-off mark, Eligibility and

Registration Details

Cut-off marks: 140 JAMB, 8Points IJMB.

LATEST UPDATE ! !

ZAMSU admission list for

2021/2022 session now

on JAMB CAPS

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Umaru Musa Yar'adua University (UMYU)

Post UTME/DE Screening Form for 2022/2023 Academic Session

2021 SSCE NECO External result released.
The Registrar/Chief Executive, Prof. Dantani Ibrahim Wushishi made the announcement today via a press conference at the NECO Headquarters in Minna, Niger State.

*Lagos State University of Education, Otto/Ijanikin, Lagos*

Proposed Program to start with.

A. College of Humanities Education (COHED) (MOC)

i. Religious and Peace Studies
a. Christian Religious Studies (B.Ed,, B.A.)
b. Islamic Studies (B.Ed,, B.A.)
c. Peace and Security Studies (B. A.)
ii. Creative and Entertainment Arts Education
a. Fine Arts (B.Ed., B.A.)
b. Theatre and Performing Arts (B. A.)
c. Music (B.Ed., B.A.)

B. College of Science Education (COSED) (AOC)

i. Biology Education
a. Biology (B. Sc.Ed., B. Sc.)
ii. Chemistry Education
a. Chemistry (B. Sc. Ed., B.Sc.)
iii. Physics Education
a. Physics (B. Sc. Ed., B.Sc.)
iv. Mathematics Education
a. Mathematics (B. Sc. Ed., B.Sc.)
b. Statistics (B. Sc. Ed., B.Sc.)
v. Integrated Science Education
a. Integrated Science (B. Sc. Ed)
vi. Human Kinetics and Health Education
a. Human Kinetics (B. Sc. Ed.)
b. Health Education (B. Sc. Ed.)

C. College of Information and Technology Education (COITED) (AOC)

i. Computer Science Education
a. Computer Science (B. Sc. Ed., B.Sc.)
ii. Educational Technology (B.Sc. Ed)
iii. Library and Information Science (BLIS)

D. College of Vocational and Entrepreneurship Education (COVED) (MOC)

i. Agric Science Education
a. Agric. Science (B. Sc. Ed., B.Sc.)
ii. Home Economics Education
a. Home Economics (B. Sc. Ed., B.Sc.)
b. Hospitality and Tourism Management (B. Sc.)
c. Hotel Management (B. Sc.)
iii. Business Education
a. Business Education (B. Sc. Ed,)
- Accounting
- Secretarial
- Marketing
- Entrepreneurship
vi. Accounting Education
a. Accounting (B. Sc. Ed., B.Sc.)

E. College of Management and Social Sciences Education (COMSSED) (AOC)

i. Economics Education
a. Economics (B. Sc. Ed., B.Sc.)
ii. Educational Management
a. Educational Management (B. Sc. Ed)
iii. Pol. Sc. Education
a. Pol. Science (B. Sc. Ed,, B.Sc.)
b. Pub Admin. (B. Sc.)
c. Local Govt. Admin. (B.Sc.)

v. Sociological Studies Education
a. Social Studies (B.Sc. Ed.)
b. Civics and Citizenship (B.Sc. Ed)
c. Social Work (B.Sc.)

F. College of Specialised and Professional Education (COSPED) (MOC)

i. Early Childhood Care and Education (B. Ed)
ii. Primary Education Studies (B. Ed)
iii. Counselling Psychology (B. Ed)
iv. Adult Education (B. Ed.)

G. College of Language and Communication Arts Education (COLCAED) (AOC)

i. Foreign Languages Education
a. English (B. A. Ed., B. A.)
b. French (B. A. Ed., B. A.)
c. Arabic (B. A. Ed., B. A.)
ii. Nigerian Languages Education
a. Yoruba (B. A. Ed., B. A.)
*Key:*
AOC: AOCOED
MOC: MOCOPED

⬛ASUU, unfortunately, they have gone on strike and I am looking for them... --Minister of Education⬛

The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, has expressed surprise over the one-month industrial action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities on Monday.

This is as he said, if after several negotiations between ASUU and FG they have not reached a truce, then the fault is no longer the government’s.

Adamu said this on Wednesday while fielding questions from State House Correspondents shortly after the weekly Federal Executive Council meeting.

According to him, “ASUU, unfortunately, they have gone on strike and I am looking for them because all the issues are being addressed.

“The last thing that happened was that our committee looked at their demands but there are renegotiations going on. They submitted a draft agreement which the ministry is looking at.”

The Minister said that ASUU’s decision came abruptly amidst ongoing negotiations.

Speaking of ASUU’s draft agreement, he said, “A committee is looking at it. Immediately it finishes, the government is meant to announce what it had accepted. Then suddenly, I heard them going on strike.”

On allegations from ASUU about his absence from meetings, he said “ASUU will never say that. I always call the meeting myself. The meetings I didn’t attend were those that happened when I was in hospital in Germany.

"We want a peaceful resolution. The federal government is ready to meet them on all issues they have raised and if there are so many meetings and the gap is not closing, then I think it’s not the fault of the government.

“There is a solution to this. The negotiations are the solution and that is why I have said that I am surprised that ASUU has gone on strike.”

Asked if the government can reach an agreement with ASUU before the end of the 30-day strike, Adamu said, “I can’t give you time. I am ready to reach an agreement with ASUU now but since I’m not the only one, I can’t give you time but certainly, we are going to reach an agreement very soon.”

On the striking disparity in cut-off marks for common entrance examinations across various parts of the nation, the Minister said the low cut-off marks in the North are meant to comply with the requirements of the Federal Character Commission.

“I have nothing to say on that. I am not aware of any difference unless it is meant to satisfy the requirements of Federal character. I think the federal character is required for the nation and it is accepted. There is nothing we can do about that. There would come a time when it would not be necessary,” Adamu stated.

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