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IJMB Study Centres in Akure, Ondo State, Universities, Fees and Registration

Are there any IJMB Centers in Akure, Ondo State? The Centre for Pre-Varsity Education, Nigeria has affiliated IJMB study Centres in Akure, Ondo State. We admit students to various accredited IJMB study centers in Ondo State. IJMB Study Centres in Ondo State Our partnering IJMB Study Centres in Akure and Ondo State have a limited number of students they can accommodate, Hence, earlier…

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OAUSTECH Medical Post UTME Screening Date 2024/2025

Pleased be informed that OAUSTECH Medical Post UTME Screening Date 2024/2025 has been released by the school management. Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa, Ondo State, invites eligible Candidates to the Post-UTME Screening Exercise for 2024/2025 academic session.  Eligible programmes: – Bachelor of Nursing Science (B. Nursing Science) – Bachelor of Medical…

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FG to Launch NYSC Equivalent for NCE Graduates; Student Loan Recovery to Begin 2 Years After NYSC The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Youth Development, has announced plans to introduce a program similar to the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) specifically for graduates of the Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE). This initiative was revealed by the Minister of State for Youth Development, Mr. Olawande Wisdom, at the opening of the BEMORE OYO 2024 Summer Bootcamp in Ibadan.   According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the program will be developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Education as part of broader training reforms. Mr. Wisdom emphasized that while NYSC caters to university graduates, there has been no equivalent program for NCE holders and others with similar qualifications.   Read Also : Police Raid Hideout, Arrest Six Suspected Drug Dealers, Cultists In Akwa Ibom   He stated, "The major priority of the ministry is citizenship and training, and we are bringing them back. We have NYSC for those who finished from universities, but what of those who finished from NCE and others?" Purpose of the Scheme The proposed scheme aims to provide local training opportunities for NCE graduates, reducing the need for interstate travel for such programs.   Pay Attention To: Police Nab 11 Persons Over Alleged Hijacking Of Imported Drugs   Mr. Wisdom highlighted the ministry's focus on citizenship and training, noting that organizations like the Boys’ Brigade and Girl Guides have played a vital role in steering youth away from negative influences. The new program is expected to reinforce these values. Praise for BEMORE Initiative At the same event, Dr. Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, founder of the BEMORE Empowered Girls Foundation, was recognized for her efforts in advancing the education and empowerment of girls, particularly in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). She clarified that the BEMORE initiative is independently funded and not supported by the Ondo State Government. Dr. Anyanwu-Akeredolu emphasized the importance of including women and girls in developmental efforts, stating, "We cannot achieve development if we leave 50% of our population, made up of women and girls." Encouragement for Youth Participation Group Managing Director and CEO of Odu’a Investments, Mr. Abdulrahman Yinusa, urged participants to take full advantage of the training opportunities offered at the event. He also praised the event organizers and mentors for their dedication to advancing girls' education through technology. The event featured a training session on Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) by the Red Cross Society and the launch of a book titled “The History of BEMORE, A Historical Voyage” by Esther Michael.   Stay tuned for more updates on this and other breaking news in Nigeria.

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Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa, Ondo State formerly known as  Ondo State University of Science and Technology (OSUSTECH), 2024 Post UTME/DE Screening Form is Out

This is to inform all UTME and Direct Entry candidates who applied for admissions into Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa, Ondo State formerly known as  Ondo State University of Science and Technology (OSUSTECH), Okitipupa for the 2024/2025 academic session that registration for POST UTME admissions screening exercise has commenced. Candidates who made…

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Poor education funding fueling kidnapping — ASUU

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Akure zone, compromising of the leadership of academic staff members of public universities in Osun, Ondo and Ekiti States, on Monday decried poor funding of the education sector. Addressing journalists ahead of the zonal meeting of the union held in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, ASUU Akure Zonal Coordinator, Dr. Adeola Egbedokun, said poor funding of education was contributing to the rising wave of violent crimes, especially kidnapping in the country. Egbedokun who was flanked by ASUU chairmen of OAU, Anthony Odiwe, Federal University of Technology, Akure, Pius Mogaji, Ekiti State University, Sola Afolayan, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Abayomi Fagbuagun, and University of Medical Sciences, Ondo, Abraham Oladebeye, also accused the federal government of reneging on its promise to discard Integrated Personnel Payroll and Information System for paying university lecturers. He said, “The government is insincere about funding education. They are insincere because how can successive administrations arrange several meetings where agreements were signed and such agreements would not be implemented? What has taken us to this particular quagmire is that the government failed to own up to the agreements signed with ASUU. “At this point again, we have to talk about the 26% budgetary allocation which of course is the yardstick set by UNESCO. If the government is sincere, definitely government will definitely know that it is the only solution to the present problem that we find ourselves in. “Most of these people that are creating insecurity, the hoodlums, perhaps it was because they didn’t have sufficient education. If education had been properly funded, definitely there wouldn’t have been any need for agitation from members of staff because they would have been paid. “Presently as we talk some people are hiding in the bush looking for who to kidnap because the government has surreptitiously removed them from having education. Education happens to be the only saving grace for people to live a good life. “If this continues, we are talking about economic hardship, it won’t be a case of what ASUU is going to get, but it is going to be the case of what is going to be the next accident for the nation.” Speaking further, Egbedokun said the use of IPPIS to pay part of the withheld salary of ASUU members was against the agreement reached with the union, adding that many of its members are still being owed several months of promotion arrears, ranging from 6 to 36 months. Demanding immediate release of promotion arrears of ASUU members, the ASUU Coordinator, also reaffirmed the earlier decision of the union rejecting enforcement of Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standard, saying the development of curriculum remains an exclusive duty of the Senate of each university. He chided the government for disregarding agreement tailored towards the welfare of the lecturers and the universities, noting that despite the good intention of ASUU, the government has continued to unleash hardship on the university system, noting that Nigerians should not blame the union for continuous industrial unrest on campus. Read the full article

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By • Olalekan Fagbade JUST IN; Apologise to us now, Yoruba Traditional Rulers tell Obasanjo Traditional rulers under the aegis of the Yoruba Obas Forum have condemned former President Olusegun Obasanjo for humiliating some traditional rulers at a public function in Iseyin town. The forum comprises traditional rulers in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo, Ekiti, Kwara, and Kogi States, made the condemnation in a statement jointly signed and made available to newsmen on Tuesday on behalf of the Yoruba Obas Forum by the President and Molokun of Atijere in Ondo State, Oba Samuel O. Adeoye and the General-Secretary who is also the Olukotun of Ikotun-Ile in Kwara State, Oba. Dr. Abdulrasaq Adebayo Abioye. They called on former president Olusegun Obasanjo to apologize to traditional rulers in the zone without further delay, noting that the outburst was unwarranted and not expected from a Yoruba elder and traditional chieftaincy holder. According to the Obas, the show by the former general is highly condemnable, and the Yoruba Obas Forum demands an apology for the open desecration to molest and bring down the institution. On behalf of the entire Yoruba Obas, we are using this medium to call upon the former President of Nigeria to immediately apologize to monarchs from the Oke-Ogun zone for his undeserved remarks over his claim that they failed to stand up when the governor and himself climbed the podium at the commissioning of the LAUTECH’s College of Agricultural Science and Renewable Natural Resources, Iseyin” the Forum said. The Yoruba Obas Forum, who explained that Obasanjo can never do that to the traditional rulers in other parts of the country, said he needs to prove himself as a core Yoruba man with an unreserved apology as traditional rulers are not toddlers, “we are fathers to all and community leaders. “The Forum also noted that even if the Obas at the occasion acted in breach of The Act of Precedence of 1999, Obasanjo should have noted it in his speech rather than scolding them like pupils or military recruits.” The Forum maintained that the outburst by the former President was an affront, an intentional desecration, and a sacrilege against the revered stools of Yorubaland. “We think respect should be earned, not demanded. An injury to one is an injury to all. Yoruba traditional institutions are not uniform men anyone can command at will as we are condemning this dastardly act from Obasanjo in all totality, and so, we call for his public apology to all the disgraced Obas and the entire Yoruba people by extension, without further delay.” The Forum argued that what Obasanjo did caused global disrepute to the images of the monarchs and affected their collective psyche. Recall that Obasanjo was allegedly rude to the monarchs at the commissioning of the Iseyin campus of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, LAUTECH, last week Friday. #Apologizetousnow #YorubaObastellObasanjo

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OSUSTECH Post UTME Form 2022/2023 SCREENING (All You Need To Know)

OSUSTECH Post UTME Form 2022/2023 SCREENING (All You Need To Know)

In this post, I will show you ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW about OSUSTECH Post UTME Form 2022/2023 (SCREENING FORM). If you have been asking if OSUSTECH Post UTME form is out, when will OSUSTECH start to sell their post UTME form, Ondo State University Of Science And Technology Post UTME registration Requirements for UTME and Direct Entry, When will OSUSTECH Post UTME form be out For 2022/2023 and Is…

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OSUSTECH Post-UTME/DE 2019: Cut-off mark, Eligibility, Screening date and Registration Details

OSUSTECH Post-UTME/DE 2019: Cut-off mark, Eligibility, Screening date and Registration Details

OSUSTECH Post-UTME form, cut-off mark, eligibility, application fee and registration details for the 2019/2020 session have been announced. Cut-off mark is 180. Application fee is N2000. 1st batch of the screening exercise hold August 27th, 2019.

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OSUSTECH Cut off Mark 2022/2023

OSUSTECH Cut off Mark 2022/2023

Home » OSUSTECH Cut off Mark 2022/2023 | Ondo State University Of Science And Technology Cut off Mark (JAMB & Departmental) OSUSTECH Cut off Mark 2022/2023 | Ondo State University Of Science And Technology Cut off Mark (JAMB & Departmental) OSUSTECH Cut off Mark 2022 – Ondo State University Of Science And Technology Cut off Mark for all courses. See the departmental cut off point for OSUSTECH…

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2022/2023 OSUSTECH Cut Off Mark

2022/2023 OSUSTECH Cut Off Mark

2022/2023 OSUSTECH Cut-Off Mark Ondo State University of Science and Technology (OSUSTECH) has a JAMB UTME cut-off mark of 140. Only candidates with UTME scores of 140 or higher are eligible to apply for admission. (more…)

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OSUTECH post utme screening form 2021/2022 portal|screening date

OSUTECH post utme screening form 2021/2022 portal|screening date,OSUTECH post utme screening form 2021/2022 portal|screening date,OSUTECH post utme screening form 2021/2022 portal|screening date OSUTECH post utme screening form 2021/2022 portal|screening date |latest news on osustech Please note that the Ondo State university of science and technology OSUTECH post UTME screening form for…

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Poor education funding fueling kidnapping — ASUU

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Akure zone, compromising of the leadership of academic staff members of public universities in Osun, Ondo and Ekiti States, on Monday decried poor funding of the education sector. Addressing journalists ahead of the zonal meeting of the union held in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, ASUU Akure Zonal Coordinator, Dr. Adeola Egbedokun, said poor funding of education was contributing to the rising wave of violent crimes, especially kidnapping in the country. Egbedokun who was flanked by ASUU chairmen of OAU, Anthony Odiwe, Federal University of Technology, Akure, Pius Mogaji, Ekiti State University, Sola Afolayan, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Abayomi Fagbuagun, and University of Medical Sciences, Ondo, Abraham Oladebeye, also accused the federal government of reneging on its promise to discard Integrated Personnel Payroll and Information System for paying university lecturers. He said, “The government is insincere about funding education. They are insincere because how can successive administrations arrange several meetings where agreements were signed and such agreements would not be implemented? What has taken us to this particular quagmire is that the government failed to own up to the agreements signed with ASUU. “At this point again, we have to talk about the 26% budgetary allocation which of course is the yardstick set by UNESCO. If the government is sincere, definitely government will definitely know that it is the only solution to the present problem that we find ourselves in. “Most of these people that are creating insecurity, the hoodlums, perhaps it was because they didn’t have sufficient education. If education had been properly funded, definitely there wouldn’t have been any need for agitation from members of staff because they would have been paid. “Presently as we talk some people are hiding in the bush looking for who to kidnap because the government has surreptitiously removed them from having education. Education happens to be the only saving grace for people to live a good life. “If this continues, we are talking about economic hardship, it won’t be a case of what ASUU is going to get, but it is going to be the case of what is going to be the next accident for the nation.” Speaking further, Egbedokun said the use of IPPIS to pay part of the withheld salary of ASUU members was against the agreement reached with the union, adding that many of its members are still being owed several months of promotion arrears, ranging from 6 to 36 months. Demanding immediate release of promotion arrears of ASUU members, the ASUU Coordinator, also reaffirmed the earlier decision of the union rejecting enforcement of Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standard, saying the development of curriculum remains an exclusive duty of the Senate of each university. He chided the government for disregarding agreement tailored towards the welfare of the lecturers and the universities, noting that despite the good intention of ASUU, the government has continued to unleash hardship on the university system, noting that Nigerians should not blame the union for continuous industrial unrest on campus. Read the full article

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OAUSTECH Senate Building named after Gov. Akeredolu

OAUSTECH Senate Building named after Gov. Akeredolu

The Governing Council and Management of the Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa, have named the University’s Senate Building after the Ondo State Governor, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu.

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OAUSTECH postgraduate admission, 2021/2022 - Myschool

OAUSTECH postgraduate admission, 2021/2022 – Myschool

Posted by Dende 14th December, 2021   |   Comments Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the following Postgraduate programmes in the School of Science leading to the award of Postgraduate Diploma, Master’s degree, Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy in the Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology, Okitipupa, Ondo State, Nigeria. A.…

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OSUSTECH Courses 2022/2023 And Requirements

OSUSTECH Courses 2022/2023 And Requirements

Are You interested in OSUSTECH Courses And Requirements 2022/2023? OSUSTECH Courses And Cut Off Mark? OSUSTECH Courses And Subject Combination? or Courses Offered In Ondo State University Of Science And Technology (OSUSTECH )? If Yes, Keep reading friend to see OSUSTECH Science, Art and Social Science Courses 2022. No doubt, the Ondo State University Of Science And Technology, OSUSTECH is one of…

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NEWS UPDATE: Ondo varsity lecturers embark on indefinite strike

NEWS UPDATE: Ondo varsity lecturers embark on indefinite strike

Lecturers of the Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology, OAUSTECH, Okitipupa, Ondo State on Friday embarked on indefinite strike. The lecturers under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, said the industrial action became expedient in to press home their demands from the management of the institution. In a communique issued by the institution’s chapter of ASUU, the…