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ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR UNIZIK

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UNIZIK ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR FIRST SEMESTER



1.
Monday, October 29, 2018
Fresh students return and begin registration process.
2.
Monday, November 12, 2018
Old students return and commence/continue payment of fees and Registration process.
3.
Monday, November 19, 2018
Lectures commence for all Students
4.
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Senate Meeting
5.
Wednesday, Dec 12, – Friday, Dec. 14, 2018
Orientation of New Students
6.
Saturday, December 15, 2018
Matriculation Ceremonies
7.
Friday, Dec. 21, 2018 – Wed. Jan. 2, 2019
Christmas Break
8.
Thursday, January 3, 2019
Lectures Continue
9.
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Senate Meeting
10.
Monday, January 28, – Friday, Feb. 1, 2019
University-wide Quiz
11.
Monday, Feb. 25 – Friday March 1, 2019
Revision Week
12.
Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2019
Senate Meeting
13.
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Committee of Deans Meeting
14.
Monday, March 4, 2019
First Semester Exams Commence for all students
15.
Friday, March 25, 2019
First Semester Exams End for all students


UNIZIK ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR SECOND SEMESTER


1.
Monday, April 8, 2019
Second Semester Lectures Commence
2.
Thursday, April 18, 2019 – Fri. April 26, 2019
Easter Break

3.
Monday, April 29, 2019
Second Semester Lectures Continue

4.
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Senate Meeting

5.
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Senate Meeting

6.
Monday, May 27 – Fri. May 31, 2019
University-wide Quiz

7.
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Committee of Deans Meeting

8.
Monday, June 24 – Friday, June 28, 2019
Revision Week

9.
Wednesday, June 26, 2019
Senate Meeting

10.
Monday, July 1, 2019
Second Semester Exams Commence

11.
Wednesday, July 24, 2019
Senate Meeting

12.
Friday, July 26, 2019
Second Semester Exams Ends

13.
Monday, July 29 – Fri. August 2, 2019
Project Defence
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SCHOOL GIST: Optimizing your time in school as a Student.

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SCHOOL GIST: Optimizing your time in school as a Student.

University education is not just an opportunity to acquire academic knowledge, it can also be the golden opportunity for most people to discover and develop themselves and prepare for the life that awaits them after school. While it is pertinent to understand your studies should be prioritized, it doesn’t have to be absolute or regid. Here, we bring you ways you can make your stay in our ivory towers worthwhile, you can plan your schedule with this and see how it goes.
1. Discover and develop your talent: The best moment for anyone to fully discover and develop their personal talents is when in the University. Many failed to even understand themselves in secondary school due to some external factors like parental influence and youthful exuberance. Now in the University, things are different, you have more freedom and definitely no longer a child, you can check your excesses and take time to discover your innate abilities. Remember nobody is without a talent, be it singing, dancing, writing or the act of public speaking. Whichever it is, discover, develop and master it before graduation.

2. Build lasting bond with nice people: Don’t ever make the mistake of being a snob on campus, you will regret it. Mingle freely with the right people, by so doing you learn more about others. This is the right time to build a lasting relationship and create the right connection for future purpose. If you are an introvert, well it’s fine, but try to break out of your comfort zone once in a while to accommodate others and enjoy their company. You can equally mingle with fellow introverts on campus and enjoy the fun.

 3. Try your hands in business or other new money making ventures: It is no secret that unemployment is a serious problem that even the government is ignorant of steps to take to solve the challenge. Don’t be caught napping, as you discover your talent, try your hands in other business. We have a list of simple business you can do on campus to make money browse through and make your pick or list available hostels for us at ats.ng, it’s all up to you. The most important thing is, endeavor to make your first million or at least hundreds of thousands as a Student. It helps.

 4. Be Sociable: No man is an island unto himself, be easily accessible and fun to others. Be someone whom your fellow students and even lecturers will enjoy spending time with. It is easy if you can hold a sensible discussion. Sociable ladies and gents on campus are popular people that does very well in campus politics. If you have your eyes on any coveted office in school, you can’t escape this tip.

 5. Read self help books: While in school, it is always important to concentrate on your studies, however there’s always that one moment you can spare to indulge. Grab a self help book and learn the secrets of highly successful people. The knowledge you acquire now will come in handy in the future.

 6. Start saving: This is one secret many students don’t know. The best moment to save and prepare for life after school is as an undergraduate, cut down on the needless expenses. If you have a sponsor, augment whatever they are sending you with your own money and try to save.

 7. Endeavor to leave positive impression: What do you want to be remembered for when you leave the school? From your first year in the school to your graduation, work towards leaving Beautiful memories behind. This can even fetch you an award or two. Don’t be quarrelsome, stubborn or a bully. Be a helper and a dependable friend to your peers, make yourself an asset worth cherishing.

 8. Be punctual to classes: Oh well, isn’t that the reason why you are in school in the first instance? Don’t skip classes without a cogent reason, unless you want others to leave you behind.

 9. Don’t miss the parties: Hey, all work and no fun makes an undergraduate a dull guy. Party sensibly with friends. When there’s a departmental, faculty or other social nights, don’t miss the fun or wait to be told about it. Glam up and storm the venue, such “seasonal” relaxation will not dent your CGPA if you had been a serious student the whole time. You need it, go relax and enjoy but be careful, we don’t want it to become a habit.

 10. Prepare for life after school: You are now just a step away from confronting life head on, don’t be caught unawares. Prepare, make necessary plans for the future. Build up contacts, save money, establish connections, explore opportunities and be ready. Life after school can frustrate an unprepared man, we don’t want this to happen to you, PLEASE PREPARE WELL.

 Now You See that higher institution can be a gift, how you use it depends on you. We have given you some tips on how to make the most of it, and we hope you enjoy doing so. You are made to excel!
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Nine easy ways to make money on Campus!

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Majority of students are burdened by the rising cost of living in school. There’s never an end to fees and levies to pay, the expenses keep increasing but income remains the same. This leaves many frantic and desperately in need of other sources of income on campus to meet up. These are nine easy things you can do to make some extra money while in school.

Nine easy ways to make money on Campus!
 
1. Photography:  A lot of students in school have personal cameras to capture Beautiful moments of happy times with friends, what nobody told them however is that they can turn the habit into a steady source of income. Inform friends that you are up to cover their events, turn up at parties and soon you will be getting special invitations to cover events in school. Photography is a lucrative business in Nigeria Campuses, you too can try it. 

2. Typing and Photocopying: This is another goldmine on campus, though may be a bit capital intensive. Students are always typing on photocopying on material or the other. From notebooks, to handouts to textbooks that students are forever photocopying, you might wish to key into this opportunity at your free time and see what happens. You can set it up and get a trusted operator to work for you, while you concentrate on your studies, you won’t regret it. 
   
3. Tutorial: You can start coaching fellow students on topics they do not understand. Some lecturers don’t care whether or not everyone is getting the point, all they are after is to cover the syllabus, this leaves a vacuum to be filled. You can volunteer to teach others and organize tutorials for the pay. You however need to be absolutely certain you yourself are grounded in the topic and prepare very well before you venture to enlighten others.

4. T-Shirt Customization: This requires creativity from the student. It is not hard to note many students love to adorn themselves in beautiful customized shirts with their aliases, favorite quotes or artistic drawings. If you feel you have the talent required for the business, then start. You will never be in short supply of T-shirts to customize. Even if you lack the prerequisite skills and still want to go into this, you can learn and practice with your clothes till you’re able to master the art. You will be amazed at how students will flood you with jobs. 

5. Online Registration: If you own a laptop, steady Wi-Fi/ strong internet access and some basic knowledge in Computer operation, then you should enjoy making money with this business. Almost every registration has been digitalized, from UTME, to POST UTME, to Course registration,  even Job applications are now sent online. You can make some money from this, identify what you want to do and give it your best effort, you will be glad you did. 

6. Blogging: Believe it, blogging has make some student financially stress free. Blogging is a day to day, weekly or monthly post on a related topic to your readers. Most students own a blog and they are being make my google Ad sense. If you want to learn more Blogging CLICK HERE

7. Web/graphic design: Most students that design website for clients online or offline do not necessary have a full real time coding experience as many think, you too can start this line  of business too my downloading already make website template and redesign to your customers. you need a little or more skills in coding(for advance). Graphic is highly demanded in school by different associations, students musical group, religious bodies, they need the service of a graphic designer. 

8. Catering: It gender friendly, but more marketable by the female folks. Students celebrate birthdays, matriculation or events in school, if you are good in making cakes,chops,drinks etc name it, you can make money here too.

9. Politics: Yes politics, do not be scare most Student Union Exco's in your school are there for the seating allowance they make in every meetings. They do make money here too.


PLEASE NOTE: There you have it, carefully study the list and choose whichever suits your time well in school, cause some aforementioned tips can be time consuming, learn how to manage your time. Good luck.
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Awesome: FUTO Final Year Student Builds Solar-Powered Keke NAPEP [PHOTOS]

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A final year student of Electrical Engineering, Federal University of Technology, (FUTO), Owerri, Ekomobong Finbarr, has constructed and defended a solar powered tricycle (Keke) as his first degree project.
Aniekeme Finbarr Ukpong, his brother, announced the successful completion and defense of the project.
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The tricycle which has no engine, but just battery and the solar system can go 11km without any hiccups.
See photos below:
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See List of Accredited/Approved Faculties of Law in Nigeria

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See List of accredited/approved faculties of Law of  in Nigeria  as released by the Council of Legal Education.
Nigerian Law School
The Council of Legal Education is the regulatory body for the Nigerian Law School, which must be attended by persons willing to practice law in Nigeria.
It also determines the steps to be taken by persons who have obtained a university degree in law from a foreign institution and are willing to practice as lawyers in Nigeria.
The Nigerian law school and the Council of Legal Education were established in 1962, following the enactment of the Legal Education Act to ensure the study of the Nigerian customary law by prospective members of the bench.

LIST OF ACCREDITED FACULTIES OF LAW IN NIGERIA.

FEDERAL UNIVERSITIES
S/N
UNIVERSITIES
STATUS
1
UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN
Provisional
accreditation
2
UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS
Full
accreditation
3
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA,NSUKKA
Provisional
accreditation
4
UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI
Provisional
accreditation
5
UNIVERSITY OF BENIN
Provisional
accreditation
6
UNIVERSITY OF JOS
Provisional
accreditation
7
UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR
Provisional
accreditation
8
UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN
Provisional
accreditation
9
UNIVERSITY OF UYO
Provisional
accreditation
10
OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
11
BAYERO UNIVERSITY, KANO
Provisional
accreditation
12
USMANU DAN FODIO UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
13
AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
14
UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA
Accreditation
suspended
STATE UNIVERSITIES
S/N
UNIVERSITIES
STATUS
1
NNAMDI AZIKWE UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
2
ADEKUNLE AJASIN UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
3
EBONY1STATE UNIVERSITY
Interim
accreditation
4
EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
5
ABIA STATE UNIVERSITY
Interim
accreditation
6
DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
7
ENUGU STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECH
Provisional
accreditation
8
KOGI STATE UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
9
RIVERS STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECH
Provisional
accreditation
10
NASA RAW A STATE UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
11
AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
12
OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
13
OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY
Interim
Accreditation
14
BUKAR ABBA IBRAHIM UNIVERSITY
Approval to commence
15
UMARU MUSA YAR’ADUA UNIVESITY
Approval to commence
16
I MO STATE UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
17
BAUCHI STATE UNIVERSITY
Approval to commence
18
ANAMBRA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECH
Interim
accreditation
19
LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY
Accreditation
suspended
20
BENUE STATE UNIVERSITY
Accreditation
suspended
PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES
S/N
UNIVERSITIES
STATUS
1
IGBINEDION UNIVERSITY
Provisional
Accreditation
2
AFE BABALOLA UNIVERSITY
Approval to commence
3
CRESCENT UNIVERSITY ABEOKUTA
Approval to commence
4
BABCOCK UNIVERSITY, OGUN STATE
Provisional
accreditation
5
BAZE UNIVERSITY ABUJA
Approval to commence
6
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA
Approval to commence
7
BOWEN UNIVERSITY
Provisional
accreditation
8
BENSON1DAHOSA UNIVERSITY
Interim
accreditation
9
NIGERIAN TURKISH NILE UNIVERSITY
Approval to commence
10
JOSEPH AYO BABALOLA UNIVERSITY
Approval to commence
11
AL-HIKMAN UNIVERSITY
Approval to commence
12
LEADCITY UNIVERSITY
Approval to commence
13
AJAYI CROWTHER UNIVERSITY
Approval to commence
14
EDWIN CLARK UNIVERSITY
Conditional Approval to commence
15
MADONNA UNIVERSITY
Currently being re-evaluated
Interpretation of terms:-
  • Full Accreditation: means the faculty has complied with all Council requirements.
  • Provisional Accreditation: means the faculty has substantially complied with Council requirements.
  • Accreditation suspended : means the faculty of Law has its accreditation suspended by the Council of Legal Education.
  • Undergoing Accreditation: means the University application to commence Law is being considered, but not yet approved for admission of students to the Law Faculty.
  • Interim Accreditation: means Council of Legal Education has given approval for the commencement of the Law Faculty, subject to further accreditation.
IMPORTANT NOTICE ON ADMISSION TO THE NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL.
For avoidance of doubt, any study of law via correspondence, part-time or in a setting other than a conventional full time study in a University is not recognised by the Council of Legal Education and the Board of Study for admission of students to the Nigerian Law School and entrance into the Legal profession.
The study of law at the Open University is not recognised.
The public, parents and students are accordingly advised to note please.
Secretary to Council/Director of Administration
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