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Universities That Offer Geoinformatics and Surveying In Nigeria

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Geomatics surveyors or land surveyors measure, map, assess, and collect and interpret information about specific pieces of land. They often work on land due to be redeveloped (built on) or on which the built infrastructure (such as railways) is due to be repaired – but not always.
Below is a list of Nigerian Universities that offer Geoinformatics and Surveying in Nigeria. 
  • Federal University of Technology, Owerri 
  • Imo State University 
  • University of Lagos 
  • University of Nigeria 
  • Abia State University 
  • University of Benin 
  • Bells University of Technology 
  • Enugu State University Of Science And Technology 
  • Federal University of Technology Akure 
  • Federal University of Technology Minna 
  • Modibbo Adama University of Technology 
  • Nnamdi Azikiwe University 
  • Obafemi Awolowo University
  • University of Ilorin 
  • Bauchi State University
  • Baze University
  • Gregory University, Uturu
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OAU Merit Admission List for 2016/2017 is Out

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Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU merit admission list for the 2016/2017 academic session is out.
OAU Merit Admission List
Candidates that participated in the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) 2016/2017  admission screening exercise can now check their admission status online.
As at the time of this publication, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) merit/first batch admission list for the 2016/2017 academic session is only available on  JAMB Admission Status Checking portal.

CHECK OAU ADMISSION LIST – MERIT.

You can now check/confirm your Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) admission status  from JAMB Admission Status Checking Portal (link). It’s Free!
Successfully admitted candidates are required  to print their admission letter online.
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ASUU Strike: No Interruption to OAU 2015/16 First Semester Exams

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Obafemi Awolow University, OAU first semester, 2015/2016 academic session examinations to continue amid ASUU one-week warning strike.
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Following the meeting of the Acting Vice-Chancellor and all Heads of Departments, Readers and Professors in the University held on Monday, 14th November, 2016, it has been resolved that the on-going 2015/2016 Harmattan Semester Examinations will progress as scheduled.

To this end, all students are enjoined to attend to their examinations.
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OAU Post UTME / Direct Entry Screening Form Is Out – 2016/17

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Obafemi Awolowo University post UTME admission screening exercise application forms are now on sale for the 2016/2017 academic session. OAU post UTME minimum cut-off mark is 200. OAU admission screening exercise will not require physical presence of candidates on Obafemi Awolowo University campus.
OAU post UTME form
The Management of the Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU invites suitably qualified UTE and Direct Entry candidates to her 2016/2017 academic session admission screening exercise. The screening exercise started already July 15, 2016.

CANDIDATES THAT ARE ELIGIBLE FOR OAU ADMISSION SCREENING [UTME & DE].

Candidates who chose Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and who scored 200 or above in the last UTME are eligible to participate in the screening exercise. Also, Direct Entry candidates who chose Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife as their 1st or 2nd choice are to register and come for the screening exercise on the same date.

OAU ADMISSION SCREENING GENERAL REQUIREMENTS.

The minimum entry requirements to the first year is a General Certificate of Education (or equivalent) with Credit passes in at least five subjects chosen from a list approved from time to time by Senate provided that in each case all the five subjects are taken and passed at not more than two sittings.
  1. One of the passes shall be a pass at ‘O’ Level or equivalent in English Language.
  2. Except in the cases of candidate for admission to the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Law, and for the Bachelor of Arts in Education in the Faculty of Education, one of the credit passes shall be a pass at ‘O’ Level or equivalent in Mathematics.
  3. A pass in the General Paper of the Higher School Certificate is regarded as equivalent to a credit pass in English Language at ‘O’ Level.
Candidates who are awaiting results are also eligible to apply for the screening. Only awaiting result candidates who applied within the specified period will be allowed to upload their results when they are released.

HOW TO APPLY FOR OAU POST UTME SCREENING EXERCISE.

To commence the on-line screening, candidates are required to log on to University eportal ( eportal.oauife.edu.ng) and click on 2016 ADMISSION SCREENING-UTME/DE APPLICANTS using their JAMB Registration Numbers to download RRR (Remita Retrieval Reference) and use it to pay for EPORTAL Access Charges for ICT Development (as paid by all regular students utilising OAU EPORTAL platform) to upload necessary data and N1,500 screening charge on Remita platform which accepts cash payment via branch of any bank or master card..
Thereafter, candidates will be required to do the following on the EPORTAL after payment has been confirmed by Remita on the EPORTAL:
  1. Update JAMB data
  2. Upload SSCE result (WAEC or NECO)
  3. Scan copy of certificate/online WAEC or NECO result (Statement of result from schools not allowed)
  4. Upload picture (if not available)
  5. Print Admission Screening Report

OAU POST UTME SCREENING EXERCISE DATE.

Closing Date for screening of UTME candidate is 20th July, 2016 while the Closing date for screening of Direct Entry is 30th July, 2016.
Candidates are required to bring copies of the Admission Screening Report on resumption if admitted.
This exercise do not require physical presence of candidates on OAU campus.
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OAU Students Protest as University Shuts Down

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OAU Students Protest as University Shuts Down
OAU Students Protest as University Shuts Down 
Students of the  Obafemi Awolowo University on Wednesday,  July 6, have expressed their displeasure about the closure of the institution.
The Association of Campus Journalists OAU, in a statement, urged the students to begin a social media protest.
The statement reads in part, “We have sampled Students opinion and we know Students want to resume.
“We are dedicated to being the masses voice objectively and to this end will not shy away from our duties.
“Governing Council has not been constituted at the moment and with feelers we are getting, if students don’t speak out, delay may make the close shut for longer.
“With the current pace of events, if Students do not voice out, the break still has long days ahead.
“Join us on Twitter and Facebook as we take over the Social media with #ReopenOAU.”
Several students, in reaction, took to the social media to join the campaign. They expressed their desire to return the school, with one saying, “5 months left in this year and we haven’t even started 2015/2016 session.“
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President Buhari Announces Sack of OAU and UNIPORT

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The federal government has finally stepped into the Obafemi Awolowo University situation. I just saw a public announcement on NTA. The process of VC selection has been suspended and the VC is to hand over all necessary things to the Registrar.
Salami ordered to vacate seat. Federal government dissolves governing body.

President Buhari Announces the immediate dissolution of the governing councils of UNIPORT and OAU.Directs immediate suspension of the appointment of OAU VC and its surrounding processses.
This was an official announcement made by the President on live TV.
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OAU Shut Down As Lecturers Protest

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OAU Lectures Protest

The Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State has been shut down indefinitely following protest from Non Academic Staff of Universities (NASU) and Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (SSANU) over appointment of the institution’s new vice chancellor, Prof. Ayobami Salami.
The workers without giving heed to the ‘no work’, ‘no pay’ threat by the university’s authorities, went ahead to intensify their protest over what they call imposition of a Vice Chancellor on them as well as non-payment of their allowances.
According to them, the new Vice Chancellor’s appointment was illegal and they will ensure he does not resume office by Thursday.
Sequel to this development, the university’s authorities decided to poo down the institution.
According to the Registrar of the school, Dotun Awoyemi, the closure was to ensure the safety of students and staff.
In an announcement, the Registrar said, “We have shut down the university indefinitely pending the time that we will resolve issues with our workers – NASU and SSANU. We have asked our newly students to go home and postponed the resumption of old students indefinitely.”
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Meet OAU New Vice Chancellor

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Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU has appointed Professor Ayobami Taofeek Salami as the new vice chancellor of the institution.
Professor Ayobami Taofeek Salami
The Governing Council of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) has appointed Prof Ayobami Salami as the new Vice Chancellor. He succeeds Professor Bamitale Omole whose tenure ends on June 23, 2016.
The Council took the decision at its meeting on Monday evening after a long deliberation on the issues halting the appointment of a new helmsman, who had been the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academics.
Ayobami is a Professor of State Application and Environmental Studies.
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Open Letter to President Buhari from a Concerned OAU Student

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Dear Sir,
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ON THIS YEAR DEMOCRACY DAY AND AFTER A YEAR IN OFFICE, WHERE DOES THE FUTURE LIES FOR NIGERIANS?
I have been constrained to write you through the media because I do not have an alternative way of reaching you and making my opinions known on this topic, which I think is equally shared by many Nigerians of my generation and conscious elders irrespective of ethnic, political or religious differences.
Sir, let me use this medium to officially congratulate you on your generally chorused victory given to you by Nigerians like myself in the last General Election2015.
The nationwide spontaneous jubilations that welcomed your announcement clearly shows the faith, the hope and the belief that Nigerians like myself have in your leadership prowess.
Sir, I must as a matter of honesty confess that the image that stuck in me about Buhari haven read about you from Nigeria political history and heard in the same vein from elders who are old enough to access your then 1983-1985 Buhari/Idiagbon military regime was that of, no-nonsense character, straight I-mean-it talker, who meant yes and vice versa; and the hope that the God sent deliverer has finally come. This impression I believe was equally shared by many other Nigerians.
Sir, and truly you came with the tone and promises of a Deliverer, to rescue the largest Black man nation from its relegated and lost glory, to put hope and smile on Nigerians faces and joyful new song on the lips of the ever-expectant common men.
Your electioneering promises testifies to this as you promised to:
Reduce petrol pump price from N87 to N45, create three million jobs per year, equate $1 to N1, give N5,000 stipend to unemployed youths, provide one meal daily to pupils nationwide, fix all our transportation networks, curb corruption and excesses in the management of our government, among others. Little did Nigerians like myself know that these were only lies under the emblem of propaganda, so far.
Sir, permit me to use the analogy of football world in evaluating your administration so far.
You are the coach of the team (Nigeria). You have four matches to play. You have played one.
I must be fair and honest enough to say you have lost your first match Sir, your first match which is to give hope and summary of what to expect in the remaining three matches.
Sir, to me, all we have under the released analysis and lists of your one year achievements are only match statistics in form of possession, dribbling skills, long and short pass analysis, offsides, among others.
You failed to score a goal in the match and give hope to the fans(Nigerians), as this is what the fans are better interested in and not the possession points.
Sir, as a strong believer of the philosophy that “criticisms against your work for you to do better are better than praises for what has already been achieved” and this is the true definition of Democracy and Opposition in democracy.
It is on this note I took my pen to pour out my heart and opinion about your administration so far.
ON THE FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL
I chose this firstly because this is what Nigerians generally share in common.
While the idea and reasons for the removal is hearable, the time and under the conditions (infrastructures) in which it was removed is inhumane. This is the highest increment in fuel pump price by any Nigerian government with a N59 increment; on the struggling masses when most States are still owing far above five months of salaries and N18,000 is still the minimum wage?
Moreover, as far as I know as a conscious youth who has always been following Nigeria political and economy state and the world at large;
Removal of subsidy is a step by step process, properly educate and orientate the public, proper palliatives must have been put in place to cushion its effects, pass an act of National Assembly to deregulate the downstream; among instead of imposing unforseen hardships on the masses.
ON THE NATIONS ECONOMY
On Friday May 20th, 2016, Dr. Yemi Kale, the Statistician General of the Federation and head of the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics revealed that Nigeria’s economy had not grown in the first quarter of the year but had rather shrunk to 0.36 percent, the worst contraction in 25 years!
The announcement was followed by various reactions, with pundits pointing at this or the other as being the cause of this setback.
Sir, to me, this is caused by the inability of your player on finance wing to manage the economy properly and you as the coach too to woo investors into the country, as most ones on ground before are already packing with gross retrenchment of their workers.
I watched and heard how you talked about corruption that is on its ravaging velocity in most of the World Summit for World leaders while investors are there sitting and watching.
What do we expect?
Other world leaders are busy talking about the positive side of their country while we are good in describing how corrupt our people are and always blaming the past administration.
The president should focus on marketing his plans and policies when he travels abroad.
ON THE FULANI’S HERDSMEN
Mr. President, your response to the killings by herdsmen in the middle-belt and the recent Ekiti killings has been nothing to write home about. That is because there has been nothing to write by way of response from you. The herdsmen were in a report were said to be the world’s 4th deadliest terrorist group in the world but your government and you in particular appear to pretend like they are not doing all the killings they are doing. Agatu is only the latest in the bloodshed. Something needs to get done and you need to communicate more on such killings. This is what governments that value human life do.
ON THE INFRASTRUCTURES
Sir, the power sector among others is been abated daily with most part of the country been unable to boast of six hours of electricity daily.
The ever sufficient potholes on our roads are still there on most of our Federal roads with most of our roads still an express way to death.
Drinkable water is still a problem in many parts of the country as most Nigerians do not have access to drinkable water.
ON THE CORRUPTION FIGHT
Sir, while I must commend your administration for the real fight against corruption so far and the recent Raymond Omatseye, Ex-NIMASA Boss that bags five years imprisonment, I must still say you need to show more trustworthy in the fight by making it not to look selective as it wants to seem. There are also prolific looters in your team with chains of looted funds dangling around their neck.
ON OUR DEMOCRACY
I will like to enjoin Mr. President to improve on his ability to tolerate opposition and bear criticisms. This is what makes true Democracy.
Sir, against the reality you succeeded, some things have changed but the bottom line remains the same; Nigerians are still lamenting and groaning under the weight of fuel scarcity, this seems like a permanent feature these days, power supply has arguably gotten worse or at least stayed the same. We can talk about the great things your administration has put in place since May 29, 2015 but ultimately, if those things haven’t changed the reality of life of the average Nigerian or look like they are about to change that reality, Nigerians like myself have a reason to question the change if it is not a chain.
We have heard enough of the atrocities been carried out under the last administration.
Dear President, by all means you must never forget the faces of those Nigerians you met on your campaign trail. If you fail them, they will have lost faith, not just in you but in their belief and hope that Nigeria can indeed be better. The reason is because you were expected to be the foundation of a much better Nigeria.
Mr. President, wherever they are, you must call the best of our country to help deliver this change. Do not forget to weed out those who led us to where we are. As this are the attribute of a good coach.
Thinking in a democratic setting you can make the change happen alone is to not understanding the fact democracy requires all the parts of the machine working to move forward.
Sir, in conclusion lest I bore you with the abundance of my heartfelt griefs and grievances, let me say there is no time.
This is not a tone or note of impatience. It is another reminder of the tickling clock that says _”what you have to do, do quick”.
Sir, you still have three matches more to change the game as a good coach which I revered you to be.
Give the fans, the Nigerians, goals and tangible points and a reason to smile and see hope in the country.
Mr. President, I look forward to write in a satisfactory tone when next I put up my opinion in a writeup like this to you. Let NIGERIANS see the future with you.
Mr. President, Happy Democracy Day 2016
GOD BLESS THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA.
BAMIDELE WILLIAMS
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29/05/2016
Bamidele Williams is a campus journalist and a student of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Nigeria.
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See the Way 3 Female OAU Students Celebrate Graduation

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These female students of the Obafemi Awolowo University were no doubt in an ecstatic mood, after graduating. Yet they might have taken it to the extreme as the girls were seen climbing a telecommunications Mast and then stopping to take pictures:
3 Female OAU Students Climb Mast To Celebrate Graduation (PICTURES)
See the Way 3 Female OAU Students Celebrate Graduation 
One of them named Bimbo Oke, posted the picture on social media, saying she and her friends were kind of scared while doing the climbing.
What do you think? Youthful exuberance? Joy? or Sheer stupidity?
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OAU Admission List 2015/2016 Released On School Website

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OAU Admission List is finally out. This is to inform all applicants into OAU for 2015/2016 academic session that the admission list is now on the school portal.
2. Enter year and Registration Number in the space provided.
3. Click on “Submit” to access your admission status.
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OAU :Probe VC Student Tells President Buhari

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Hundreds of students of Obafemi Awolowo University on Friday asked President Muhammadu Buhari administration to probe the activities of the Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Bamitale Omole.

The students passed the message to the President through the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, who was at the university.They also bombarded the minister with
requests that the Federal Government
should ensure decent hostels for students
on the campus.

The minister was at OAU to deliver the
distinguished guest lecture, titled ‘Nexus
between corruption and
underdevelopment of Nigeria’ at the
University’s Faculty of Arts.

The students had staged series of protest
against poor condition of their hostels
which led to the closure of the school by
the management late last year.

“Our halls of residence are in bad shape
and my colleagues are saying probe Omole
(VC) and so on,” said one of the students
allowed to ask the minister a question.
“It is not only at the national level that the
government should concentrate its fight
against corruption, it should come to
universities and we welcome President
Buhari’s war against corruption on OAU
campus.”

The entire students present applauded the
students, while the minister promised to
meet with the VC to discuss the issue of
students’ union leaders under suspension.
The minister urged Nigerians to support
the government in the fight, saying
corruption had already started fighting
back.
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3 OAU Students Union Leaders Banned For 14 Semesters

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Three students of the Obafemi Awolowo University are reportedly being punished for assaulting and threatening a professor.
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Authorities of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, have suspended three student union leaders for allegedly assaulting a professor.
The students are the President of the student body, Omotayo Akande who bagged six semesters (three years); PRO, Emmanuel Ojedokun – four semesters (two years); and Secretary General, Seun Oketooto – four semesters (two years).
The trio are all final year students and they would have started their examinations in the next two months.
Students of the university, however, argued that the suspension of their leaders have to do with their recent agitation for better welfare conditions on campus.
It would be recalled that students of the OAU had staged a day peaceful protest, lecture boycott and later media campaign against the poor state of infrastructure in the university.
Subsequently after the students agitation for better welfare, the authorities of OAU shut down the university by declaring a mid-semester break which lasted for about a month.
The school had since the closure of the school also suspended student unionism on the campus.
It was further learnt that some hall (hostel) executives ?in the university are currently facing a panel for their roles in the protest against poor welfare on the campus.
The suspended OAU Student Union President, Mr. Omotayo Akande, confirmed the suspension in a statement aimed at dousing confusion among students.
Akande, who is a 500-level Chemical Engineering student said, “We will like to note that the union is currently examining the situation and will try to adopt the best approach to handle the victimisation and achieve not only our reinstatement but also ensure that the cause for a better welfare condition is achieved in the university.”
He claimed that none of the suspended students had any record of impoliteness, adding that the protest was embarked upon after diplomacy failed.
Meanwhile, the Alliance of Nigerian Students Against Neo-Liberal Attacks has faulted the suspension of the students.
The group described the action as not only escapist but also undemocratic.
It added, “We wish to state that we strongly condemn the victimisation of student activists by the authorities under any guise; and we advise the OAU management to desist from such a vindictive action.”
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JOB Alert: OAU Advertisement for the Appointment of External Auditors

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Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU advertisement for the appointment of external auditors.
OAU External auditors job
In compliance with the provisions of Section 85(3) (a) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, and the relevant guidelines from the Office of the Auditor-General for the Federation, the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, requires the services of a Firm of External Auditors.
The prospective appointee must show:
1. Evidence of the Firm’s registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC);
2. Evidence of the Firm’s registration with the Office of the Auditor-General for the Federation in 2015;
3. The Firm’s profile, including professional qualifications of the key staff, past experience with respect to similar jobs which have been successfully handled, etc;
4. Evidence of financial capability (Bank reference);
5. Audited accounts of the Firm for the last three years, i.e., 2014, 2013 and 2012;
6. Evidence of VAT registration and valid tax clearance certificates for the last three years, i.e., 2014, 2013 and 2012; and
7. Evidence of compliance with the provisions of the Pension Reform Act of 2004
Interested auditing firms must submit their applications not later than two weeks after the publication of this advertisement to:
The Registrar
Obafemi Awolowo University,
Ile-Ife,
Osun State,
Nigeria
Envelopes containing the applications must be marked “External Auditor” on the top right hand corner.
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OAU Pre-NYSC Mobilization List – 2016 Batch A Members

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Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU pre-NYSC mobilization list – 2016 Batch ‘A’ – senate approved list.
OAU Pre-NYSC Mobilization List
Authority of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife has released the  National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) pre-mobilization list (Senate Approved) for the 2016 prospective Batch ‘A’ corps members.
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