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Nigerian Navy Recruitment Exercise Screening Date has been re-scheduled.
This notice goes to all the candidates that applied for the Nigerian Navy Recruitment Exercise that the aptitude test earlier schedule for Saturday, 9th April, 2016 has been postponed.
The new date for the Nigerian Navy Recruitment Exercise screening test is Saturday, 14th May, 2016. The screening exercise will hold at all the designated centers nationwide as earlier planned.
Note: ‘NO’ extension of date for submission of online applications forms. The submission of online application forms ended Friday, 1st
April, 2016.
Meet the 13 year Old Nigerian Girl Who Interviewed Buhari in the US
AAUA Emerges 1st Runner-up in Inter-University Debate
Federal Polytechnic Awarded 194 Student with Distinction at 16th Convocation
NUC Make Provision For Only 400,000 UTME Candidates
NUC Make Provision For Only 400,000 UTME Candidates |
IMSU Goes on Strike Over School Fee Increment
FACULTY OF LAW- N180,000.00
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING -N180,000,00
OTHER FACULTIES- N150,000.00
UNIUYO Admits 8,120 Students for the 2015/16 Academic Session
Kogi Poly Shut down Campus Indefinitely After Violent Protest
85 Students Would be Awarded 1st-Class as UNN Graduates 13,554
- First Class Honours 85
- Second Class Honours (Upper Division) 3,040
- Second Class Honours (Lower Division) 7,286
- Third Class Honours 2,237
- Pass 257
- Diploma 176
- Associateship Certificate in Education 4
2. Former Inspector General of Police. Alhaji Ibrahim Commassie; 3. Ambassador Godwin Alaoma Onyegbula and
4. Prince Arthur Eze (OFR), would be conferred with the Doctor of Philosophy in Public Adminislration (Honoris Causa), while
5. Hon. Justice Eze Ozobu would receive Doctor of Philosophy in Law (Honoris Causa).
Seventeen ABUAD Students Charged To Court Over Violent Protest
UNILAG Medical Students Protest Change In Cut-Off Marks
UNILAG Medical Students Protest Change In Cut-Off Marks |
UNILAG Students Built an Electric Car (PICTURES)
Yeah! FUDutsinma First Class Graduates were Offered Automatic Employment
Finally UNIJOS Suspends 91-day-old ASUU Strike
HUH!! UNILAG Admits 8,602 out of 58,293 Admission Seekers
Huh! Obasanjo Graduates NOUN With 4.25 CGPA
SSANU STRIKE: 2000 Sacked Staff To Be Reinstated
SSANU STRIKE: 2000 Sacked Staff To Be Reinstated
Story of BSU Student That Bags First Class After 17 Carryovers (PICTURES)
The story of Agbo Odeh Hillary is the story of time and chance, Hilary was born on the 23rd December, 1985 in Otukpo Local government of Benue State.He had his secondary education in LEA Primary School Otukpo and the proceeded Federal Government College, Otobi where he graduated in 2003.He thereafter applied for remedial studies at the Benue State University in 2005 for a pre-degree program with intention to study Medicine.According to him, he worked extremely hard and was one of the best in the Remedial Studies of that year but in a twist of fate, Medicine was offered to only 2 Remedial Students of Tiv extraction while he was offered admission to study Physics instead of Medicine and Surgery. In frustration, he took he took the bait and settled with the Physics he was offered with little interest in the course.IDOMA VOICE learnt that determined Hillary struggled with the course due to lack of interest. It wasn’t surprising at all that Hillary could not cope with studies as frustration and depression set in in his academic pursuit.Hilary was at his lowest ebb in in his final year when his 300 level result was published. Bravo! He was at the bottom of his class crawling with Seventeen (17) carryovers, albeit he was placed on probation by the school authority.Hilary became the subject of mockery in the school among his colleagues. Like the four men with leprosy in 2 Kings 7 at the entrance of the city gate who said to each other, “Why stay here until we die? Hilary came to a decision point, why stay here and be withdrawn? He told himself the hard truth, it was time to move forward regardless the storms.Undaunted, the young Hilary said he was led of God to pick a new JAMB form. Motivated by his desire to study Medicine which was practically impossible to get, he applied for Psychology which also had something to do with human beings.By the second Semester in his 400 level, the JAMB admission was out and he was admitted to study Psychology hence, he withdrew himself from Physics Department and started a fresh academic journey in the department of Psychology.It is said that adversity builds character, but it is also said that adversity reveals character. It is pleasantly not surprising that Hilary’s story is that of the grace of God at work and sheer resilience.He persevered, and not just blindly. He took the best of his life and got rid of the worst part of his life, and moved on, realizing that he could make a choice to take the good. The young Hilary took the story of frustration and turned it into the best orchestral in the history of Benue State University.The young resilient Idoma boy from Ohimini, the worst student in Physics, with 17 carryovers to his name will subsequently graduate from the same University from the Psychology Department with a First Class Degree with a CGPA of 4.57.His outstanding performance broke many records in the University; the first “First Class” result in the Department of Psychology since inception of the University in 1992.He also became the overall best graduating student of the 14th & 15th combined convocation of BSU held on 17th January 2015. His exploit came with several rewards, he bagged seven academic awards including the Tony and Awele Elumelu price for excellence.When asked what was responsible for his rare achievement, Hilary attributed it to God. According to him, he has a photographic memory with capacity to retain and reproduce anything he takes in. He also said that there was a time in School that he had to read for 15 hours at a stretch.Hillary love to read and engage in creative thinking. He dreams of becoming a professor of clinical psychology and a preacher of God’s Word.
Only 141 Universities Accredited by NUC (LIST Inside)
Only 141 Universities Accredited by NUC
(LIST Inside)
The Executive Secretary of National University Commission (NUC), Professor Julius Okojie, has disclosed that there are currently 141 accredited universities (40 Federal, 40 State and 61 private universities,) in the country.
Only 141 Universities Accredited by NUC
(LIST Inside)
He made this know while briefing the Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, and Minister of State for Education, Professor Anthony Anwukah on the activities of the Commission.
Only 141 Universities Accredited by NUC
(LIST Inside)
According to the NUC boss, the Commission has grown from strength to strength in improving access to quality university education. He also emphasized that the Commission has over the years maintained high standard in accreditation of Universities and courses they offer.