Get Latest MUSTE Scholarship Past Questions and Answers

The Separating line between winners of the N150,000 of MUSTE is the pre-knowledge of questions to expect in the one hour exam of 50 questions. If you have applied, you have no reason whatsoever not to get the past questions and answers and win this year’s MUSTE Scholarship award.

To get the the Full Past Questions and Answers and Start practicing, follow the procedure outlined below:

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SCHOLARSHIP ALERT: 2015 MUSTE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION IS ONGOING (Worth N150,000) For All Courses

SCHOLARSHIP ALERT: 2015 MUSTE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION IS ONGOING (Worth N150,000) For All Courses

The Youth Empowerment and ICT Foundation is currently offering its MUSTE Scholarship funding for Nigerian students pursuing undergraduate studies in Nigerian higher institutions for 2015/2016 academic period.

2015 MUSTE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
All Applications are to be submitted on-line. All candidates will be invited for qualifying examinations appropriately. NO APPLICATION FEE.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR MUSTE SCHOLARSHIP 2015:

Before you fill the form note the following information.

Applicant MUST have COMPLETED secondary school
Applicants MUST have gained admission into a Nigerian University and provide proof of admission
Applicant MUST have a minimum of five credits in the O/level will be required to submit certificate of proof
Candidate age MUST not be less than 16 years
There are no restrictions to course or program of study for Applicants
Students who have already gained admission may not apply
Ensure the candidate, Guardian/Parent’s and Guarantors information are entered in correctly
Print the form before clicking on submit
Ensure that you click on submit
Fill all information correctly
HOW TO APPLY FOR 2015 MUSTE SCHOLARSHIP ONLINE

All interested students who meet the eligibility above can submit online applications using the link provided below

http://www.youthempowerment.org.ng/#!muste-application/c1qr0

Alert: SKUSAT Scholarship Application Closes Today, Apply Here Now Before 11:59pm

This will be the final reminder of the deadline for the application of the 2nd edition of the skusat undergraduate scholarship rogramme. Have not applied? you just have some hours left, Click Here to Apply Now

http://nigerianuniversityscholarships.com/2nd-edition-of-the-2015-skusat-scholarship-grant/

These 2 Robbers Drown Inside Lagos Canal While Escaping With N13,000 (See Photo)

Two robbery suspects have drowned inside a canal in the Ojota area of Lagos while they were escaping with a mobile phone and N13,000, snatched from their victim.

Our correspondent gathered that the deceased were part of a five-man gang, which had unleashed terror on the Olusosun, Ojota, area, before attacking the male victim, whose name had yet to be given, at about 8pm around the Olusosun dump.

It was learnt that a local vigilance group, however, apprehended two members of the gang, and handed them over to the Alausa Police Division, while three of the robbers escaped.

Our correspondent learnt that on Saturday, two corpses, suspected to be the fleeing robbers, were, however, found trapped inside the Olusosun canal around the dump.

When our correspondent visited the area, a construction worker, who gave his name as Saliu Ahmed, said officers of the Neighbourhood Watch gave the robbers a chase before two of them slipped into the canal.

He said, “It was a about 8pm on Thursday. I knew when officers of the Neighbourhood Watch at the Olusosun dump, gave the robbers a chase. They later got two of them and took them to the police at Alausa.

“The robbers had stolen one Nokia mobile phone and the sum of N13,000 from their victim around the dump. Three of the gang members escaped that evening. It was then surprising that on Saturday, at about 12pm, the alarm was raised that two bodies were trapped in the canal.

“When the officers came to examine them, it was discovered that the victims were two of the fleeing robbers who slipped and died in the canal. It was the police who later came to remove the corpses.”

Our correspondent learnt that the bodies had been deposited at a public morgue for autopsy.

The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Joe Offor, had yet to reply to a text message sent to his phone on the incident.

Source: PunchNg

http://www.punchng.com/metro-plus/robbers-drown-inside-canal-while-escaping-with-n13000/

Apply Here For Association of African Universities (AAU) — ECOWAS Fellowship Programme

The AAU announces the ECOWAS Fellowship Programme under the sponsorship of the Economic Commission for West African States (ECOWAS). The programme is open to qualified nationals of the 15 ECOWAS member states who will be admitted for masters or PhD studies at one of the following universities: University of Lagos (Nigeria); University of Ibadan(Nigeria); and Université Cheikh Anta Diop (Senegal). The areas of interest include agriculture, food security, and related disciplines (among others). Priority will be given to Anglophone nationals who want admission into Francophone institutions, and to Francophone nationals who want admission into Anglophone institutions. Female candidates are particularly encouraged to apply. The deadline for applications is 15 October 2015. Link

https://aaublog67.wordpress.com/2015/09/10/ecowas-fellowship-programme-2015-call/

Pregnant Woman And Her Three Kids Sleep By The Road In Abuja (See Pathetic Photos)

AA source said she was going for jogging this morning in Utako, Abuja, when she saw this heavily pregnant woman with her 3 children sleeping by the road.

30 minutes later, she said she came back and met her and asked her what the problem was and she said she’d been evicted from her house.

Asked about her husband and she said he left them early this year.

She said they are from Abuja and gave her name as mama Joy.
Sad! If there are any NGOs around the area that can assist this family, please do.

APPLY HERE FOR INTERNATIONAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP 2016 FROM UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY

There is a limited number of international postgraduate coursework scholarships in 2016 offered by University of Sydney. These scholarships will provide tuition fees coverage for international student for the period of their course. Please note that this award does not cover the SAF (Student Amenities Fee) and other expenses related to the study, such as: textbooks, fees for visa, living allowance, health cover, laptops and other goods. The closing date for application is 31st October 2015.

Scholarship Provider

Scholarship is funded by University of Sydney.

Destination Study

The scholarship will be taken in Australia.

Country of Applicants

These scholarships are offered to International Students outside Australia and New Zealand.

Level/Degree

These scholarships are provided for pursuing Postgraduate Degree in any courses offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Sydney.

Eligibility

To be eligible, an applicant must
received an unconditional offer for admission to Master degree available at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
obtain a minimum of 7.0 IELTS or equal for non-native applicant
commencing their postgraduate at the University for first time
hold a country citizenship outside Australia and New Zealand, or permanent residency in Australia
not in receipt of other tuition fees scholarship

Scholarship Value

These scholarships will provide tuition fees coverage for international student for the period of their course. Please note that this award does not cover the SAF (Student Amenities Fee) and other expenses related to the study, such as: textbooks, fees for visa, living allowance, health cover, laptops and other goods.

Application Deadline

The closing date for applying this scholarship is 31st October 2015.

How to Apply

The procedure of applying can be done via email. No separate application form required for the scholarship offered. Please complete the “personal statement form” and send it via email to: arts.scholarships-at-sydney.edu.au.

Please visit the official webpage documentation for more information

https://sydney.edu.au/arts/downloads/documents/forms/postgraduate/IPCS_termsandconditions.pdf

Latest Update On PLAPOLY Admission Into HND, Pre-ND And Special Programmes 2015/2016

Latest Update On PLAPOLY Admission Into HND, Pre-ND And Special Programmes 2015/2016

This is to inform the general public and prospective candidates that the Plateau State Polytechnic, Barkin Ladi shall commence online sale of Admission forms for the 2015/2016 Academic session, from Thursday 15th September, 2015 into the following Programmes.

All HND Programs in Engineering and Sciences:-
Civil, Electrical/Electronics, Mechanical, Mineral Resources, Urban and Regional Planning, Science Laboratory Technology and Statistics
1.All HND Programs in the Humanities:
Accountancy, Public Administration, Office Technology and Management, Marketing
2.All ND II special programmes
3.All PRE-ND Programs in Science and Technology
Pre-NCE (Technical)
4.ALL Certificate courses
5.All Poly Diploma programs i.e.
Law, Library, and Information Science, Psychology, Local Government
6.All Part-time programs:
Part-time HND in Accountancy, Business Administration and Management, as well as public Administration

Admission forms can be obtained through the polytechnic Web Page:-www.plapoly.edu.ng, on payment of five Thousand Naira (N5,000.00) only for HND/NDII Special Programs and FOUR Thousand Naira (4,000.00) Only for Diploma, Pre-ND/NCE and Certificates programs at Diamond Bank.

Interested candidates should obtain the PIN-CODE to access our Web Page for the Forms, at ICT Centres, Jos and Main Campuses of the Polytechnic, on the payment of a token of N500.00.

All online activities on purchase, completion and submission of the completed forms must be concluded on or before Friday 16th October, 2015

DOKOTRI MATHEW AJORO

For: REGISTRAR.

BREAKING: UNILAG Postpones Exams Over Bedbug Saga

BREAKING: UNILAG Postpones Exams Over Bedbug Saga

Following the incessant trouble bedeviling the University of Lagos (UNILAG), the institution has decided to  postponed its forthcoming examinations slated for October 12 to 19.

It would be recalled that Hundreds of students of the University of Lagos yesterday staged a protest against bed bug, which they said invaded their campus hostels.

The protest started from Marire Hall to New Hall comprising Sodeinde Hall, Eni Njoku,Makama Bida Hall, Madam Tinubu Hall, Fagunwa Hall.

Deputy Registrar (Information) Mr Olagoke Oke who promulgated this to news men said that the institution would change the bed bug infested mattresses and furniture, which led to the protest and fumigate the hostels.

He said: “We cannot fumigate when students are on campus so we would wait for them to go on break before that. But plans are at an advanced stage to procure new mattresses for all the hostels. It is not just one mattress we are buying, but many, so it would take some processes and negotiations. The university is giving the students a one-week postponement of their examinations also.”

Students Union President Abiodun Martins urged management to go beyond yearly fumigation after procuring the mattresses.

Clerk of parliament, Adeonipekun Adeyanju said: “Management has agreed to buy new mattresses and change the bunks in the hostels and also buy a covering for the mattresses to prevent them from easy harm and dirt. However, I would advise them to fumigate every week once they start. Those things can hide anywhere and they have already laid eggs in hidden corners. So they can fumigate every week for a period of one month or even more to be sure they are all gone.”

A tour yesterday showed that the halls of residence are in good shape.

4 Thoughts You Have that May Be Holding You Back

Why are most of us struggling to obtain success? You likely experience a pattern of thoughts that hold you back so you can create the success you need. From thinking your lack of success is the fault of others to negative past experiences, you may be holding yourself back. Here are a few main ways you are holding yourself back:

Blaming Others
This is a very common thought process that results in many people not taking action on their goals. They get held back in the thought that it’s the fault of their parents, teachers, government or somebody else. But when we get adulthood we struggle to switch from being reliant on others to get by, to being responsible for ourselves.

So, we blame others for not handing us success. We say things like “How dare the government cut my benefits, how am I supposed to live?” or “I would have decent education if I just had a good teacher at school”.

What we should be doing is looking at ourselves and wondering why we aren’t getting the pay rise or promotion or getting that job in the first place. We must put in the work to reap the rewards and not blame others for our own misfortune. Nobody is going to give you more than you are worth and just hand you success on the plate because you think that is what you are due. We need to take responsibility for our own lives and create our own success.

A Lack Of Resources
“I can’t start on online business, I just don’t have to time, money or skills to do it.” “I can’t go to the gym because it is just too far away and too expensive.” “I can’t find my perfect partner because I just don’t have the time to go out and meet people.” Sound familiar?

We commonly use these excuses to get out of working hard on even the things that we want to do and makes us happy. We spend hours a day in front of the television and then say we don’t have time to go to the gym or take a class. We waste our money on things we don’t need, then say we don’t have the money to start a business. We need to turn this on the head and instead of making excuses, we need to get up out of our comfort zone and do the things we have to do to create the success and happiness we deserve and want.
Fear Of Failure
A lot of people don’t aim for that high because they automatically think they will fail and be a laughingstock of their friends, family and colleagues. When what they should be thinking is that failure is part of learning and creating success. It is legend that Thomas Edison failed 10,000 times before inventing the light bulb.

And he invented other things along the way. How many times did you mumble your words when you learnt to speak, how many times did you fall of your bike when you learnt to ride it, how many times to did you fall ever when you learnt to walk? Failure is a prerequisite to success, embrace it.

A Negative Past
A common struggle with people and their thoughts is maybe there was a past struggle or affliction that can hold us back. Growing up with illness and at a result we struggle with school and learning. Maybe not having the support structure that is seen as the norm can hold us back.

This is understandable to a certain extent, but how many times have we heard stories of people, like rapper 50 Cent, who lived a life of crime and even nearly died after being shot, then went on to being a successful musician.

And there are many others who are brought up in broken homes with very little and can’t see a way out. You just got to find the right key to the right door. And that key is hard work on the right things and the door is your dream lifestyle. Take action now, become an inspiration.

We all have negative thoughts, it is how we use them that either holds us back or creates the success we crave.

How do you handle you negative thoughts?  Do they hold you back?

Interesting! LASU Male Staff Want Paternity Leave (SEE WHY)

The Lagos State University (LASU), has advised its male staff members to avails themselves of paternity leave, approved for workers in Lagos state’s Public Service‎.

The advice is contained in the university’s official bulletin, a copy of which was made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.

It noted that while deserving female members of staff of the institution had been proceeding on maternity leave, their male counterparts were yet to enjoy it.

“The university authority hereby reminds members of staff (male) of the existing Lagos State Maternity and Paternity Leave approved for employees in the state’s civil service.

“It would be recalled that the university authority at its meeting on September 8, 2014, considered and approved the implementation of the new Lagos State maternity and paternity leave for officials in the state’s public service,’’ it said.

According to the bulletin, the male members of staff ‎who wish to make official request for paternity leave are to do so on the first day of delivery of the baby.

“In addition, for deliveries that fall on weekends, application should be forwarded to the establishment on the first day of work.

“Please, note that paternity leave is for the first 10 days in relation to and at the time of the first two deliveries of a male staff’s spouse,” the publication said.

PLASU To be Fully Accredited Soon – NUC

The Plateau State University (PLASU), Bokkos, will soon have all its 17 courses accredited, according to the National Universities Commission (NUC).

The Executive Secretary of NUC, Prof. Julius Okojie, who gave the assurance in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), when he visited the university on Monday, blamed the lingering accreditation problem on “the failure of past Plateau governments to do the needful”.

NAN reports that the university which was established 10 years ago and currently has over 2,000 students in 17 departments in four faculties, had existed without any accreditation from the NUC.

Okojie blamed the lingering problem of accreditation on the past governments that “just refused to do the right thing”.

The NUC boss said that the issue would soon be a thing of the past, since the current Plateau administration was doing all it could to ensure things were put aright.
We seriously sympathize with our students for all the pains and trauma they have gone through as a result of the lack of accreditation of the university.

“We told the former administrations the right things to do, but they never heeded.

“Be that as it may, I want to assure you that the turning point of this university is by the corner; I have the pen and the paper, very soon, most of your courses will get accredited,” he said.

Okojie commended the university for the “slow but steady progress it was making”, and called on the Plateau government to sustain the support to make for optimal productivity.

He, however, decried the dearth of qualified members of staff in the university, and urged its administrators to sponsor their staff for further studies.

He also called on the university to incorporate its host communities into its activities, so as promote mutual affection and respect. (NAN)

UNIUYO Merit Admission List 2015/2016 is Out (SHARE THIS)

This is to inform all aspirants that the UNIUYO Primary Admission List 2015/2016 is Out.

UniUyo admission list 2015 is now available. The management of University of Uyo (UNIUYO) has released the first batch list of candidates admitted into various undergraduate degree programmes of the institution for 2015/2016 academic session.

How To Check 2015 Uniuyo Admission List:

1. Go to Uniuyo admission status checking portal by clicking on the link below;
>> http://postutmeportal.uniuyo.edu.ng/admissionchecker.php

2. Enter your JAMB registration number

3. Click on Check Admission Status to access your admission status.

Note: Successfully admitted candidates are required to print their Notification of Admission Status slip and bring it for Screening and Registration exercise on resumption.

Important Notice To TASUED Newly Admitted Students – Acceptance Fee Deadline

The management of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED), Ijagun wishes to inform all students that has been given provisional admission,  but are yet to pay the acceptance fee, that they have up to Saturday 3rd of October 2015, as the deadline for payment.

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Latest Updates on UNN JUPEB (Prelim) Application 2015/2016

This is to inform all aspirants of the Latest Updates on UNN JUPEB (Prelim) Application 2015/2016.

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Joint University Preliminary Examination Board (JUPEB) programme for the 2015/2016 session.

The programme leads to the award of JUPEB certificate which enables candidates gain Direct Entry Admissions into University of Nigeria, Nsukka and other JUPEB-affiliated Universities in Nigeria and Abroad.

ELIGIBILITY

Eligible candidates must possess a minimum of 5 Credits at maximum of two sittings in at least 5 subjects (inclusive of English Language) relevant to the candidate’s desired course of study in the University.

DURATION

The duration of the programme is a minimum of one academic session of two semesters.

AVAILABLE SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

(1) Arts – History/Literature/Christian Religious Studies (HLCRS)
Economics/History/Literature in English (EHL)
History/Igbo/CRS (HICRS)
Igbo/Literature/CRS (ILCRS)
History/Igbo/French (HIF)

(2) Social Sciences – Government/Economics/Mathematics (GEM)
Government/ Economics /Government (GEG)
Literature/Economics /Government (LEG)
Biology/Economics/ Government (BEG)
Government/Literature in English/Christian Religious Studies (GLCRS)
Biology/Government/CRS (BGCRS)

(3) Management Sciences – Business Studies /Accounting/Mathematics (BAM)
Mathematics/Accounting/Geography (MAG)
Mathematics /Economics / Business Studies (MEB)

(4) Sciences – Agricultural Science/Biology/Chemistry (ABC)
Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics (PCM)
Physics/Chemistry/Biology (PCB)

Candidates are to note that the above listed subject combinations meet the requirements (as applicable) for admission into Degree Programmes in the Sciences, Social Sciences, Management Sciences and Arts courses in all JUPEB-affiliated Universities in Nigeria including University of Nigeria, Nsukka.

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Henceforth candidates who wish to purchase application forms should obtain a bank draft of fifteen thousand naira (N15,000) only made in favour of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. The candidates should then proceed to the University portal (unnportal.unn.edu.ng) to complete the application form. In the column requiring the registration number, the candidates should enter the bank draft number.
The bank draft should be submitted at the point of oral interview which will take place in October, 2015.

GENERAL INFORMATION

a. Applicants into 2015/2016 preliminary programme are advised to check our website from time to time for the actual date of the oral interview Examination and other relevant information.
b. All candidates are required to register for 2016 UTME during the programme.
c. All Candidates are required to use valid e-mail addresses and PERSONAL Telephone Numbers.
d. The forms must be filled and submitted online either immediately or within two weeks of accessing the website. No downloaded or printed copies of forms will be accepted.
e. Applicants are to note that 2015/2016 preliminary interview shall hold at the University of Nigeria Nsukka, Campus.
f. Candidates are advised to follow the Application Instructions very carefully and ensure they select the Correct SUBJECT COMBINATIONS. Failure to do so may adversely affect the Candidate

CLOSING DATE

Deadline for purchase of application forms has been shifted to Midnight of Friday, 16th October, 2015.

Top 6 Reasons Why You Should Study in Italy

Top 6 Reasons Why You Should Study in Italy

Italy has so much to offer, making it extremely difficult to think where to start from. Apart from being a popular tourist destination, Italy is one of the most common places that welcome numerous students from around the world. If you wish to study in Italy but are confused about your decision, then don’t be. Take a look at the following excellent reasons that will make you want to go to Italy just today:

Perfect Place For History Lovers
Italy has provided almost never ending offerings for history lovers as well as the students. Visit the world’s oldest bank in Siena, Greek amphitheaters in Sicily and a lot more of such wonderful monuments of the ancient Roman Empire. Italy’s impressive history will never go out of your mind and you will most likely carry it with you everywhere. You might as well be able to get in for a digging project if you take up an anthropology class.

Unmatched Educational Opportunities
Most of the times, students who plan to study abroad forget that it is not just about visiting a new destination but they actually have to study there too. As far as Italy is concerned, it has some oldest universities in the world and its high quality education has really helped it gain its real sense of pride. Be it physics, chemistry, history or accounting dissertation help, you would get it all here. You can be sure of the quality of education that you would be acquiring in Italy.

Scrumptious Food At Affordable Rates
Italy has some of the amazing food throughout the country at extremely pocket friendly prices. If you are planning to study in Italy, then keep in mind that you will always be welcomed with fresh food that would never leave you unsatisfied. The scrumptious food will literally make you cry with joy. Simply imagine having freshly made pasta, itsmouth-watering tomato sauce with fresh basil and the world famous cheese pizza; life could not get any better than this!
Welcoming Weather
Italy has the best weather that is suitable for everyone who is visiting from around the world. You will always experience beautiful blue skies along with a warmer climate as compared to its Northern neighbour. If you are bored about studying in one room, then simply take a walk and enjoy the wonderful sunshine, which will refresh you all over again and will even make your mood lighter.

Enjoy Learning A New Language
Research suggests that learning a new, beautiful language does not only improve your analytical skills but it also prevents you from Alzheimer in the future. Who would have thought that learning a new language could benefit you that much? So, without wasting more time, start learning Italian when in Italy so that you can enjoy listening to Pavarotti and even understand the words!

A Lovable Country With Welcoming People
Not being welcomed by the locals can really make you feel all alone that can shatter your confidence level but it is certainly not the case with Italians. Italy welcomes students that come to study with open arms. Getting accepted and treated in a friendly way abroad is one of the greatest blessings anyone could ask for, along with giving you a perfect study experience abroad.

Getting a chance to study in Italy should always be considered no less than a blessing. Italians have a wonderful, friendly nature that will always make you extremely comfortable and never alone while being away from your home. Study in Italy and experience your life like never before. Not only the nature or the facilities provided are important but you also need a pleasant and great atmosphere and climate to study in; all the more reasons to study in Italy.

10 Easy Ways To Protect Your Eyes From The Harms of Digital Devices (SHARE THIS)

Most people, myself included, spend a considerable amount of time in front of digital devices like laptops, tablets, and smartphones without protective glasses. Unfortunately, they are simply unaware of the harmful effects that these digital devices have on the eyes. Those who are aware don’t seem know that there are easy ways to protect their eyes. If you want to protect your eyes, below are some easy tips that you can incorporate into your daily routine without throwing away your digital devices.

1. Exercise your eyes
If you keep your eyes glued to a digital device without blinking or flexing them a bit, they will get accustomed to that device distance. You will experience problems when trying to focus on anything farther or closer to the device. You should try to move your eyes around more, changing their position or flexing them every 20 minutes or less.

2. Sit a few inches away from your digital device
Optometrists recommend that you sit at least an arm’s length away from your digital screen. If you are working on a desktop computer, you will need to position it properly to reach the base of your fingers when your arm is extended fully.

3. Expose your eyes to the daylight
Go out for a nature walk after you have spent some time in front of a screen. Daylight will help to adjust your natural circadian rhythms and reconnect your eyes with nature, thus improving your mood and sleep.

4. Adjust your screen lighting
Your screen lights should be adjusted in relation to your environment. If you are in a brightly lit room, you will need to increase your screen’s brightness setting. If you are working in a dim room, you will need to decrease your screen’s light settings.

5. Reduce glare from your device screen
There are several ways you can do this, such as keeping the screen clean, sitting away from open windows, using lower voltage bulbs, or blocking the incoming rays or flashes.

6. Ask your doctor to recommend specialized glasses
Your doctor may recommend you use specialized glasses to reduce glare and eyestrain from your digital device. These glasses will help protect your eyes from harmful glare whenever you use them. Keep in mind that reading glasses don’t protect your eyes from this glare.

7. Protect your eyes with your diet
A good diet prevents the eyes from getting sick or treats eyes that have been affected by the harmful effects of digital devices. Foods that contain plenty of vitamin C, vitamin A, Zinc, and omega-3 fatty acids improve eye vision and the performance of the nerves.

8. Position your screen 5 inches below your eye level
This will ensures that a greater percentage of your eyeballs are protected by your eyelids, since your eyes are opened at a smaller angle.

9. Take regular breaks
Eye experts recommend that for every two hours that you are glued to a digital device, you should take a break for 15 to 20 minutes. During the breaks, you should allow your eyes to blink, rest, and re-lubricate. Taking regular breaks will protect not only your eyes but also your general health.

10. Limit your digital device use
In fact, limiting the time you are seated in front of a digital device and using protective glasses are the two most effective ways of minimizing the harmful effects of your digital screens. If you are unable to reduce use, at least cut back before bedtime.

Never let an eye problem be a hindrance to your work or fun if you are a regular user of digital devices. By following the above tips, you will help protect your eyes from the problems brought about by digital devices.

100,000 Youths to Benefit From Ikpeazu’s E4E Programme (See Details)

100,000 Youths to Benefit From Ikpeazu’s E4E Programme (See Details)

Over 100,000 youths will be trained in various technical and vocational skills by the Abia state government under its Education for Employment Programme (E4E) in the next 48 months.

Student Pulse gathered that the Technical Vocational Educational Training is scheduled to begin in November with100 students at three Technical Colleges; Boys’ Technical College, Secondary Technical Umuahia, and Government Technical Ohafia, representing for Abia South,  Abia Central and  Abia North senatorial zones of the state respectively.

The skills are expected to enable the youths to be self-employed or take up jobs in industries and help grow the economy.

Launching the programme at the Boys’ Technical College Aba, the State Governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, who was represented by his Deputy, Ude Oko Chukwu, said E4E is will succeed with the support of the private sector.
“E4E is an employment generating programme that will only succeed when the private sector keys into it,” The Guardian quoted him as saying.

“Abia State in general and Aba in particular is an industrial and technical hub hence the various factories need manpower while the various creative processes require skills and finesse to maximize available opportunities.”

Each of the pilot colleges were presented with an E4E- branded bus at the event.

Governor Ikpeazu has focused on the education sector since he became governor of the state in May.

Last week, he awarded scholarships to two first class law graduates of the Abia State University (ABSU), Uturu, and announced plans to slash tuition fees at the institution.

This 20-year-old student drowns while saving friend in boat accident (See Photo)

A 20-year-old British student, James Murphy, has died while trying to save a female friend during a kayaking (boat) trip in New Zealand.

Reports say Murphy, a student at Monash University in Australia, had travelled to New Zealand with friends.

But a change of weather tipped their kayaks into freezing water and they had to struggle to get to the shore.

Murphy and a 21-year-old student from New York, Daniel Thomas Hollnsteiner, died.

Hollnsteiner’s mother, Ria David, told UK Mirror that Murphy died while trying to save one of the ladies who was finding it difficult to swim in the freezing water.

He had made it to the shore safely but went back to save the lady.
But James himself never made it but the girl did,” Mrs David said.

Monash University mourned the two students in a Facebook post.

“Our University community is deeply saddened by the news of the tragic deaths of two of our students, Daniel Thomas Hollnsteiner and James Robert Murphy, in a kayaking accident on the South Island of New Zealand,” the post read.

“Monash has sent a senior member of our management team to New Zealand to support other students there at this difficult time.

“Our deepest sympathies are extended to the families of the students, their colleagues, and their friends during this tragic time.

“Our thoughts are also with the remaining students.”

Police say they will investigate the tragedy

SCHOLARSHIP ALERT: Skusat Scholarship Application Ends Tomorrow (Apply Now)

This is to inform the entire NUS community that application for the 2nd edition of the 2015 SKUSAT Scholarship award scheme will be closing on tomorrow.
If you have NOT applied, kindly Click Here to send in your application.

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9 Tips for Students Who want excellent Grades in the University (SHARE THIS)

As written by Pulse Blogger: Kukogho Iruesiri Samason

So, how does a poor student survive the system? I will be talking from my own experiences at the Ahmadu Bello University(ABU), Zaria, where I emerged the second best graduating student, with 2 Class Upper Division, in my department without buying a single textbook throughout the four-year duration of my degree.

You too can achieve it with these 9 tips:

Never miss lectures – one habit you must never cultivate in the university is missing lectures. Even if you study at a university where the lecturers don’t grade your for attendance, you’ll miss a lot by not being present when your lectures explains topics and your course mates contribute to the discussions. You also stand the risk of missing out on ‘shot-guns’, sudden tests that could ruin your chances of a good grade in a course. At least you won’t have to beg and bribe any lecturer.
Always take notes – many students stay in class and refuse to take lecture notes for reasons best known to them. Even if you are not fast enough to get everything, jot down the key points of every lecture and build on them later. Interestingly, lectures often say what they expect in the exams during their classes. These notes can save you the need to photocopy/type handouts and textbooks.
Google and Wikipedia are your friends – even if you don’t have money for textbooks, there are a billion academic resources available online. Simply knowing how to use Wikipedia and Google will give you access to a gazillions of academic material. Cultivate the habit of Googling the parts of a lecture you don’t understand, immediately after the lecture is over.  As you read online, make further notes under what you got from the lecture.
Always participate/head group assignment projects – when you are given group assignments, always try to be active and if possible, head the groups. First of all, you will most likely not have to pay and secondly you gain more knowledge than the passive participants and this may come in handy in the exams.
Join/create study groups – study groups are very important because they help you to rub minds with your peers, learn in a relaxed environment and test your knowledge before the exams in an informal, relaxed setting. You can learn a lot from your colleagues.
Have a specific reading time and stick to it – it would be good if you can give yourself a reading timetable and stick to it. It will be tough at first, but the habit will stick if you struggle to maintain it and you’ll be glad you did. Find out the time (and conditions) you think you best assimilate and make it your study time. Personally, I like reading outside, in open spaces at night.
Exploit library off-peak periods – many times we find the libraries overcrowded or the books we need already borrowed. To avoid this, try to use the library at times when you know others will not be available. One of these times is in the afternoons when most of them will be sleeping, planning to come in the evenings. This will make the books available for you.
Buy your provisions in bulk as semesters start – this may sound funny, but you need to ensure that food is never a problem for you because a hungry stomach will prevent the brain from assimilating anything. As soon as you arrive from the holidays, stock a lot of non-perishable items, especially if you are allowed to cook in your hostels. It is cheaper to buy in bulk when you still have some money on you than to spend in bits.
Create time for school, God, love and fun – a clear mind is important to your success in school. This is why you need to make sure you find time to relax your mind from school stress, interact with other students and God. Though a sexual relationship is not advised, having a working relationship with someone intimate (platonic or otherwise) often works positively.

NASA confirms that Water is Flowing on Mars (SEE PICTURES)

New findings from NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) provide the strongest evidence yet that liquid water flows intermittently on present-day Mars.

Using an imaging spectrometer on MRO, researchers detected signatures of hydrated minerals on slopes where mysterious streaks are seen on the Red Planet. These darkish streaks appear to ebb and flow over time. They darken and appear to flow down steep slopes during warm seasons, and then fade in cooler seasons. They appear in several locations on Mars when temperatures are above minus 10 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 23 Celsius), and disappear at colder times.

“Our quest on Mars has been to ‘follow the water,’ in our search for life in the universe, and now we have convincing science that validates what we’ve long suspected,” said John Grunsfeld, astronaut and associate administrator of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate in Washington. “This is a significant development, as it appears to confirm that water — albeit briny — is flowing today on the surface of Mars.”

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Two Women Fighting in Onitsha Fall from 3 storey building (GRAPHIC PHOTO)

The news of this gruesome disaster as narrated by an eyewitness:

This sad incident happened at my compound at Awada in Onitsha few minutes ago. The 2 women are living together in a flat because their husbands share a flat at our compound.

Even though their husbands are friends, The wives never got along and was always quarreling but nothing prepared us for what we saw this morning….

When their husband left for shop this morning, another round of fight began and this time it was different. We heard screaming and then a huge thud and then wailing and crying ensued.

I rushed to the veranda and discovered to my dismay that the women fell from their 3rd floor flat and both of the shattered many bones in their bodies. Both couldn’t stand but i suspect that the other may have broken her spinal cord because she couldn’t move a limb and her head was severely bashed and she was bleeding heavily. They have been rushed to Toronto hospital to ascertain the level of their injuries while we called up their husbands.

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Buhari’s Ministerial List Released – See Speculated Names

Barely 48 hours to September 30, the deadline given by President Muhammadu Buhari, to release the list of his long-awaited ministerial nominees, the social media was again abuzz on Monday, with a list of politicians and technocrats who are speculated to make the ministerial nominees to be sent to the Senate tomorrow.

However, this list is not an official list from the Presidency. Again, this is not likely the real list because some names such as that of Dr Kayode Fayemi, Femi Falana and Engineer Segun Oni are all from Ekiti State. According to the constitution, the President must appoint a minister from each state.

Here is the list:

Prof. Tam David West
Femi Falana (SAN)
Lt.-Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazu (rtd)
Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola
Wale Edun
Abubakar Malami (SAN).
Mrs. Ifueko Omoigui-Okaru
Chief Bode Mustapha
Engineer Segun Oni
Dr Kayode Fayemi
Dr. Abba Ruma
Chief Kanu Agabi
Donald Duke
Babatunde Raji Fashola
Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi
Rotimi Akeredolu
Rabiu Musa Kwankwanso
Festus Odimegwu
Engineer Funsho Kupolokun
Yinka Folashade Oredola
Bisola Adegbenro
Isaiah Danjuma (son of TY Danjuma)
Dele Momodu
Kehinde Lawanson
Chief Bayo Ojo (SAN)
Pat Utomi
Charles Chukwuma Soludo

Meanwhile, as Nigerians await the official announcement from President Buhari:

* Who would you want to be on the list?
* Who would you want removed from the aforementioned names?

SCHOLARSHIP ALERT: MTN Foundation Scholarship Award Scheme Starts Contacting Candidates

This is to inform our readers that MTN Foundation Science and Technology Scholarship Award scheme has sent out emails informing them of their application status for the 2015 MTN Foundation Scholarship Phase 6 Screening test.

The message was sent to those who have not been selected for the next phase of the scheme.

Here is a typical message sent to one of the candidates here

Dear Applicant,

We regret to inform you that your application for the MTNF Science & Technology Scholarship Scheme Phase 6 was unsuccessful. You are therefore not eligible for the next stage of the scholarship process.

We thank you for your interest in the MTNF Science & Technology Scholarship and wish you the very best in your future endeavours.

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Olu Falae Kidnap Update: ‘Pay N100m Ransom Within 24 Hrs – Abductors Tell Family

The abductors of Chief Olu Falae have ordered the family to pay N100m as ransom before the end of work on Tuesday.

According to report, the suspected gunmen were say to be Fulani herdsmen at his farm in Ilado village, Akure north area of Ondo state.

The spokesman of the SDP in the state, Remi Olayiwola, in a call chat with Vanguard correspondent says that:
The abductors have contacted the wife of the ‎victim Mrs Rachel Falae and requested for N100m ransom expected to be paid on or before Tuesday.

Remi Olayiwola further said that the accent of those who contacted the wife of their National chairman was that of the fulani.

Ever since his retirement from active politics Mr Falae, had lived in Akure, the Ondo state capital, but seen last at the remembrance ceremony of late Gani Fawehinme held at Adegbemile Cultural Centre in Akure, the Ondo State capital.

Things You Must Consider Before You Buy That Car

Things You Must Consider Before You Buy That Car:

An average Nigerian with a low budget face this type of dilemma often, most especially the people that want to buy their first car but they don’t have that millions of Naira to splash out on a car.

In as much as i hate to disagree, cars are liability and you get to start spending on it immediately you make payment.
Of course you get to spend by fueling the car but it also have its importance.

Back to the Topic, Which Type Of Car Should I Buy?
Ans: Buy something you can maintain even if it means waiting to complete the figures.

Maintenance of a car: is the basic thing every car owner must consider before making payment.
Do a thorough research, ask questions from anonymous mechanics that is not affiliated with the dealer or seller about the type of Car you want to purchase if it’s worth it and be very sure you’re not going to pay for a car you won’t be able to afford its parts.

Are the parts available in the market? This has to come next to maintenance of a car, don’t just wake up one day and go for that beauty you found available because you want to drive around like a boss!
Mechanical parts are not to be trusted, the car you park can develop a fault when you restart the ignition. Yes it’s that weird.

You must have seen cases of some expensive cars parked and you’d wonder why the owner abandon his/her car on a strange spot.
Unavailable or expensive parts could be the cause. Most times, it’s the cause.

That Mechanic around your area can testify to the above.

Fuel consumption: are you that guy or lady that have a specific budget to spend for a certain period of time, please avoid buying a car that consume fuel because you’ll realise you’re spending above what you’ve budgeted.

Your road: Although this one might not seem like an excuse but this is what realacars is all about, we’re not going to assume all our audience have good roads.

As the case might be, it’s not possible. If you fall into this category you really should think about this clue.
Don’t force your car to follow that bad roads, cars run with engines and parts. Don’t be surprise if your car suffer alignment and shock absorber problem often if you persists.

You can as well get the car but minimize the number of times you force it on that bad road.

There are lots more we will share with our readers subsequently on realacars.com and we’ll try as much as possible to publish affordable cars that are in good condition on this webpage.

Source: http://www.realacars.com/2015/09/which-type-of-car-should-i-buy.html

New Method Of Cheating In An Exam Hall Discovered (See Photo)

New Method Of Cheating In An Exam Hall Discovered . A girl did this

Obafemi Martins Wins First Title Of The Season

Out-of-favour Super Eagles forward Obafemi Martins won his first trophy of the season after gracing the scoresheet once as his American club Seattle Sounder beat Vancouver Whitecaps 3-0 to win the Cascadia Cup 2015 on Saturday.
The tournament is a regional trophy contested by MLS teams – Seattle Sounders, Vancouver Whitecaps and Portland Timbers – in the North-West.

Sounders topped the table on 12 points to win their fourth Cascadia Cup. The team with highest number of points in the tournament win the trophy.

According to The Olympian, Seattle broke through in the 45th minute when Martins chipped a pass to Andreas Ivanschitz, who broke past his defender down the left flank where he fired past goalkeeper David Ousted.

“It was a great pass from Oba, fantastic timing,” Ivanschitz said. “The angle wasn’t good for me then to finish. The only chance was to keep it on the ground, to hit it hard.”

The Whitecaps came out more aggressively in the second half, but that left them vulnerable to Seattle counters. Clint Dempsey assisted the Pineda goal in the 71st minute and the Martins goal in the 87th.

SCHOLARSHIP ALERT: Apply For PTDF Undergraduate, Masters And PhD Scholarship Here

This is to remind you all our readers of the ongoing PTDF undergraduate and Postgraduate scholarships use the link give  below

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See How Osun State Students Harassed Deputy Governor

See How Osun State Students Harassed Deputy Governor

Students in Osun state-owned tertiary institutions, on Monday, held hostage the deputy governor of the state, Titi Laoye-Tomori, at the State Secretariat, in Osogbo.

Before the hostage-taking incident, the students had marched to the secretariat to protest against the prolonged strike by their lecturers.

Their lecturers have been on an indefinite strike for over three months ago, over unpaid salaries and other reasons.

Majority of the students are from Osun State Polytechnic, Iree; Osun State College of Technology, Esa Oke; Colleges of Education in Ila and Ilesa.

After they arrived at the main gate of the state secretariat, Punch reports that they barricaded the entry points.

Shortly after, the Deputy Governor, was driven to the secretariat but the students prevented her convoy from entering the premises.

Some of the students were said to have laid on the ground in front of her car while some other, laid behind the car, hence, making it impossible for the vehicle of the deputy governor to enter the premises or retreat.

This 109-year-old GrandMa Says ‘Whiskey is the secret to long life’ (See Photo)

‘Whiskey is the secret to long life’ says 109-year-old British woman

Grace Jones of Broadway, Worcestershire who celebrated her 109th birthday revealed in an interview with BBC that the secret to her longevity is whiskey.
“I don’t drink but I have a little drop of whiskey every night,” she said.

She is the oldest person in the county and has received her sixth card from the Queen. Despite her old age, Jones said apart from hearing loss, she feels about the same as she did in her sixties.

See FUTO Approved Academic Calendar For 2015/2016 Session

See FUTO Approved Academic Calendar For 2015/2016 Session

2015/2016 ACADEMIC CALENDAR!!

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, OWERRI

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

SENATE AFFAIRS UNIT

2015/2016 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

HARMATTAN SEMESTER 2015/2016

26 th October, 2015 -Fresh students come into residence/Begin Registration

29 th October, 2015 -Senate

1 st November, 2015 – Old students come into residence

2 nd November, 2015 – Old students begin Registration

4 th – 6 th November, 2015 -Orientation for Fresh students

9 th November, 2015 -Lectures commence for all students/Lectures Week 1

16 th November, 2015 -Lectures Week 2

23 rd November, 2015 -Lectures Week 3

26 th November, 2015 -Senate

27 th November, 2015 – End of Registration

30 th November, 2015 -Lectures Week 4

5 th November, 2015 -Convocation

7 th November, 2015 -Lectures Week 5

14 th December, 2015 -Lectures Week 6

19 th Nov 2015 – January, 2016 -Christmas break

3 rd January, 2016 – All students returns to campus

4 th January, 2016 -Lectures Week 7

11 th January, 2016 -Lectures Week 8

18 th January, 2016 -Lectures Week 10

28 th January, 2016 -Senate

29 th January, 2016 -Matriculation

1 st February, 2016 -Lectures Week 11

8 th February, 2016 -Lectures Week 12

15 th February, 2016 -Lectures Week 13

22 nd February, 2016 -Revision

25 th February, 2016 -Senate
29 th February, 2016 -Harmattan Semester Examinations

7 th March, 2016 -Harmattan Semester Examinations

14 th March, 2016 -` Harmattan Semester Examinations

19 th March, 2016 – End of Harmattan Semester

21 st March- 9 th April 2016 -Harmattan Semester Break

31 st March, 2016 -Senate

RAIN SEMESTER 2015/2016

10 th April, 2016 – All students return to campus

11 th April, 2016 -Lectures commence/Lectures Week 1

18 th April, 2016 -Lectures Week 2

25 th April, 2016 -Lectures Week 3

28 th April, 2016 -Senate

2 nd May, 2016 -Lectures Week 4

9 th May, 2016 -Lectures Week 5

16 th May, 2016 -Lectures Week 6

23 rd May, 2016 -Lectures Week 7

26 th May, 2016 -Senate

30 th May, 2016 -Lectures Week 8

6 th June, 2016 -Lectures 9

13 th June, 2016 -Lectures Week 10

20 th June, 2016 -Lectures Week 11

27 th June, 2016 -Lectures Week 12

30 th June, 2016 -Senate

4 th July, 2016 -Lectures Week 13

11 th July, 2016 -Revision

18 th July, 2016 -Rain Semester Examinations

25 th July, 2016 -Rain Semester Examinations

28 th July, 2016 -Senate

30 th July, 2016 – End of Rain Semester

1 st August 2016 – 15 th October 2016 -Vacation

17 th October 2016 -2016/2017 Academic Session begins

INFOSCOPE – FUTO

Amazing! Plateau State Governor volunteers as part time teacher (PICTURES)

The Plateau State Governor, Simon Lalong, has pledged to create time and teach for at least one hour weekly as his contribution towards boosting education in the state.

Lalong made the pledge when he received officials of City of Refuge Friends Club, Pankshin.

The governor stated that members of his cabinet, when constituted, would do same, not minding their professions.

“My Deputy, Prof. Sonni Tyoden is teacher,  the director of Research, Prof John Wade, is a teacher, they must teach,” he said.

He acknowledged the importance of education, saying that his administration would give special attention to sector

“We inherited a rot in the sector but are trying to give it the attention it deserves because if you build the roads and the people  are not educated, you have nothing,” he said.

Earlier, Miss Nenpan Zakka, Founder, City of Refuge, told the governor that they came to intimate him of their model of free education, designed by youths, for youths.

She appealed to the governor to volunteer to teacher for free, and to also replicate the model to boost education in Plateau. (NAN)

UBEC Constructs N255m E-Library In 3 Public Schools In Plateau State (PICTURES)

The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) is constructing E-libraries worth N255 million in three public schools in Plateau, an official of the commission has said.

The official, Dr Yakubu Gambo, the Deputy Executive Secretary, Services, told reporters on Sunday in Jos that project in each of the three schools would cost N85 million.

He said the libraries, which were nearing completion, were located at the Unity College Bokkos, Government Secondary School Pankshin and Federal Government Girls College, Langtang.

Gambo said the libraries would re-position the schools for learning and research materials.

The UBEC official said that each of the libraries would be equipped with 40 computers and a power generating plant.

Gambo added that the libraries were meant for teachers in those schools to access information and tools that they could hitherto not access.

He said the commission intervened in the construction of the libraries to improve the standard of education, not only in Plateau, but the country. (NAN)

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APPLY HERE FOR VICE-CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARSHIPS 2016 FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS IN AUSTRALIA

There is one scholarship offered by the University of Southern Queensland at Semester 1, 2016 for outstanding international student who wish to undertake a Postgraduate Degree via coursework.

Please note that this scholarship will be awarded to international student who undertake an on-campus study at Springfield, Toowoomba, Fraser Coast or at Ipswich. There are up to $5,000 grant will be credited to the recipient’s for tuition fees. The closing date for applying this scholarship is 30th October 2015.

Scholarship Provider

The scholarship is provided by USQ (University of Southern Queensland).

Destination Study

The scholarship will be taken in Australia.

Country of Applicants

The scholarship is offered to International students.
Country of Applicants

The scholarship is offered to International students.

Level/Degree

This scholarship provided for pursuing Postgraduate Degree via coursework offered by the University of Southern Queensland.

Eligibility

To be eligible for the scholarship, applicant:

Must be classified as international student with on-campus study at Springfield, Toowoomba, Fraser Coast or at Ipswich
Must be enrolling 4 study units (minimum)
Must obtained an excellent GPA at 80% (or higher)
Must be commence their study as indicated on Letter of Offer (Semester 1, 2016)
Must be enrolled in a postgraduate coursework program
Scholarship Value

The scholarship will provide an up to $5,000 as a contribution for tuition fees and will be credited directly to the recipient’s account.

Application Deadline

The closing date announced for the scholarship application for Semester 1, 2016 commencement is 30th October 2015.

How to Apply

The procedure of applying can be made via email submission. Please provide the following:

A finished international student application
Certified copies of all official transcripts
A fulfilled International Scholarship Application Form
All of these documents must be forwarded via email to: ioadmissions-at-usq.edu.au

For further information about the scholarship please visit the Official Webpage.
http://www.usq.edu.au/scholarships/usq/vice-chancellors-international-postgraduate

INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS: 2016 Korean Government Scholarship Program for International Students

The 2016/2017 Korean Government Scholarship Program for international students is now open for application. This scholarship is awarded by the Korean government to international students who wish to enroll for a bachelor’s degree program. The award will last to 5 years from March 1, 2016-February 28, 2021.

About scholarship

The Korean Government Scholarship also known as Global Korea Scholarship is a scholarship program designed by the Korean government and implemented by the National Institute for International Education. The aim and objective of the scholarship program is to provide international students with an opportunity to conduct advanced studies at higher educational institutions in Korea in order to promote international exchanges in education and mutual friendship between the countries. Over 120 scholarships are awarded to students. Selection of applicants will be strictly based on documents submitted like transcript, self-introduction, study plan, certificates of language proficiency (Korean and English), recommendations, published papers and awards, etc.

Eligibility

To apply for this scholarship, you must meet the following requirements;

Applicant must be a citizen of the country to which scholarships are offered, which is also applied to his/her parents. Both applicant and his/her parents must not be a holder of Korean citizenship.
Must not be above 25 years of age as of March 1, 2016 (Should be born after March, 1, 1991).
Must have adequate health, both physically and mentally.
The handicapped who satisfy the above (3) are also eligible for the program
NOT Eligible: those who are pregnant or who have a severe illness
Have graduated or be scheduled to graduate from a high school as of March 1, 2016. NOT Eligible: those who have already obtained a bachelor’s degree or a higher degree
Must possess above 80% (out of 100%) cumulative grade point average (C.G.P.A.), or must be within 20% (out of 100%) in the rank during their entire high school period.
G.P.A. should be 2.64/4.0, 2.80/4.3, 2.91/4.5, 3.23/5.0 or higher
If applicant’s high school evaluation criteria differs from the stated above, see 7-(2)
Must not at any time have ever received a Korean government scholarship for an undergraduate course
Must not have enrolled in an undergraduate course in Korea before. Not Eligible: those who have ever enrolled at a Korean university as a regular or an exchange student

Must have no limitations in travelling abroad
There may be preferential selection for applicants who have proficiency in Korean or English
Applicants are restricted to apply for at most one university. Applicants who applied to more than one university are excluded from being considered for the second round.
Fields of study

All undergraduate programs in participating Korean Universities. Applicants will have to choose their desired fields of study from the listed programs in the university information section provided by participating universities (for scholarship via Korean Embassies) or Engineering or Nature Science majors of study from the listed programs in the Regional University Information (for scholarship via the Regional Universities)

What the scholarship covers

The Korean Government Scholarship will cover the following expenses;

Airplane ticket or airfare: The grantees will receive an airplane ticket or be paid an economy class airfare of the shortest route between their country and Korea when they come to Korea, and, thereafter, when they leave Korea after the completion of their study.
Monthly Stipend: 800,000 won per month.
Tuition: The tuition fee up to 5 million won is exempted by the Korean Government, and if any, the tuition fee exceeding 5 million won and the entrance fee for the first semester by the host university.
Settlement Allowance: 200,000 won upon arrival.
Repatriation Allowance: 100,000 won upon completion of studies
Korean Language Training Expenses: The full costs up to 1 year (NIIED pays directly to the language training institution)
Medical Insurance: The grantees will be provided with health insurance for major accidents and illnesses during their scholarship period.
The grantee who has level 5 or higher in TOPIK will receive 100,000 won per month after being enrolled at a university in his/her higher degree.
How to apply

Submission of required documents, applicants should contact the appropriate Korean Embassy (or Korean Education Center) in the country of applicant’s origin (or in the neighboring country) or the designated regional university, the organization in charge of the 1st round of selection. To be selected as a KGSP grantee, any applicant should successfully pass through the 1st selection process set by the Korean embassies of his or her origin. So to apply for the program, please contact the 1st selection organizations to get detailed information on the 1st selection process such as application deadline and required documents, etc.

Click here to contact the scholarship provider for more information on how to apply.

Application deadline

Application deadline may differ from one country to another. As Korean Embassy will recommend qualified candidates to NIIED by 13 November , 2015. Therefore, the application deadline should fall before this date in September or early October.

SHOCK: What Happened In Rivers State Yesterday,13 Dead

SHOCK: What Happened In Rivers State Yesterday,13 Dead

You’ll Be Shocked What Happened in Rivers State Yesterday; 13 Confirmed Dead A gang of gunmen suspected to be cultists on Thursday sacked Obrikom and Omoku communities in Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State, killing 13 persons in the process THE PUNCH reports.

The gunmen, who were said to have stormed the communities at about 4am, overpowered youths and policemen deployed in the areas before killing their victims.

A source from the area said while eight persons were mowed down by the attackers in Obrikom, five persons also lost their lives in similar circumstance in Omoku.

It was gathered that the operation, which lasted till noon, had turned Obikom to a ghost town as residents deserted the area for fear further attacks.

An eyewitness told our correspondent that the gunmen had disarmed some Obrikom youths, who were members of a vigilante group before shooting their way into the town.

“It looked like an inter-cult war and they operated from 4am to noon today (Thursday) after they had overpowered policemen and some youths that were on guard in Obrikom town.

“We learnt that eight person were killed on Obikom during the attack. There was also another attack in Omoku, where five persons were killed. In Obrikom, the entire place is currently like a ghost town.

“People have deserted the area because they are afraid that the gunmen may come back again. We were told that they were on a reprisal, but we are not sure as of this moment I am speaking with you,” the eyewitness, who is an indigene of the area, said in a telephone interview.

Also, a teacher in one of the secondary schools in Omoku said he had to flee the teachers’ lodge and dash down to Port Harcourt as a result of the shooting in the area.

The secondary school teacher, who spoke on condition of anonymity, disclosed that one person was killed at the main gate of the school in Omoku.

When contacted, the state Police Public Relations Officers, Mr. Ahmad Mohammad, confirmed the incident, but added that he was not sure of the number of persons killed during the attack.

According to him, “I am aware of the incident, but the actual figure (of those killed) remains conflicting.”

Source :http://www.igberetvnews.com/?p=13052

SEE the story of how this man survived the Hajj Stampede

Musa Kabir, recalling the dreadful events narrated his story:

“We set off at sunrise from Muzdalifah and marched towards the Jamarat,” the place in Mina where pilgrims ritually stone the devil.

“We were more than halfway through the procession when the road was blocked by the police, which led to buildup (of pilgrims).

“Then the police blocked all the roads, leaving us with only one route. The situation became worse when the police allowed people returning from the Jamarat to use the same route back to their tents,” the 55-year-old tall, thin trader continued.

Why the tragedy happened

“From where I stood, I could see a police officer on a raised platform at a nearby control post beckoning at pilgrims returning that they should move on.

“Because those returning were moving in the opposite (direction) of the surging crowd, there was a stampede.

“People became weak from suffocation and heat. People couldn’t breathe (in the crush). Many collapsed, mostly women and the old and disabled on wheelchairs.

“I also was pinned down by this huge man I believe to be an Asian. I had to strip myself of my shroud which had become an obstacle to my escape.

“I raised my hand and grabbed the shroud of another pilgrim from Nigeria who was already standing on a fence. He couldn’t pull me up because I was pinned down by this huge man.”

Kabir desperately grabbed the man’s testicles “and squeezed them which made him jump off me.”
This enabled me to use my other hand to reach for the metal bar of the fence, and grab it. I then pulled myself up with the help of another young Arab man who was standing on the fence.

“I was so dizzy and weak and too weak to walk. I was spread on the floor and another pilgrim, seeing that I had regained consciousness, offered me his other shroud.

“People offered me drink and some food. I then realised that I had been bitten (on) the side, by a young man from underneath.

Countless bodies were lying on the floor

Kabir lost his rucksack and most of his belongings except for a small bag around his neck.

“I spent, like, two hours sitting down recuperating,” he said.

“After that, I was assisted by another pilgrim from Niger to make it to the Jamarat and carry out the stoning rites.
“What I saw on my return to the scene of the stampede frightened me, because I just saw countless bodies lying on the floor covered in white shrouds, and I knew I could have been one of them.”

“I know I will not die until the appointed hour…. Hajj is very important to my faith, and no obstacles will discourage me from seizing another opportunity to come back.”

NUC to Suspend UNILAG over bedbug plague

The Nigerian University Commission (NUC) in an emergency meeting held in the early hours of Monday decided to suspend the University of Lagos (UNILAG).

The decision to suspend the university was based on health reasons, chief among which is the Bedbug epidemic. This decision was reached after series of reports and complaints emanating from the school.

The university authority in its defense stated that a number of fumigation exercises have been carried out to put an end to what has now come to be known among the students as the ‘Bedbug Plague’. A top official of the prestigious institution who pleaded anonymity told our correspondence that, “the fumigation exercise is usually carried out during the holidays when students have vacated the residence”.

In contrary, the students who were seen protesting today as early as 7am with tattered looking beds claim that rather than exterminate the vile crawling creatures, the fumigation process (which was not properly done) seem to have empowered the bugs, as they are now seen breeding and crawling in large numbers.

We sometimes wonder who owns the room, we or the bedbugs?” a protesting student in boxers and Arsenal jersey said.

“Welcome to UniBUG!” Another one shouted.

It is no longer news that students in various halls of residence embark on personal room fumigation from time to time, in a bid to get rid of the vile pests.

Even our correspondent who visited a number of rooms in some halls of residence in the school had to conduct most of the interview on her on her feet for fear of getting infected by the bugs.

Nowhere seems to be safe as the bugs are found in rooms, common rooms, and even classes.

It has been observed that the bedbugs are even more dreaded than the strictest lecturers. This is as a result of the social stigma that befalls anyone on whose body or clothes bedbug is caught in public.

***This article is a FICTIONAL work of Bamidele Michael Obafemi Jr. (Twitter: @Son_OfA_Witch), a squatter who was denied hostel accommodation by the D.S.A.

Latest Update on NYSC Mobilization Table for Batch B 2015

This is to inform all of the Latest Update on NYSC Mobilization Table for Batch B 2015.

The NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORP released a circular, dated 25th june 2015 with the ref no NYSC/NDHQ/PRS/16/VOLXV/T,1/11 containing the review of 2015 orientation course time table. Below is table:

NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2015 Batch B
/NO Event Date
1 2015 Batch B pre-mobilization workshop. 21st – 24th July 2015
2 Briefing/Sensitization of final year students/prospective corps members. 4th – 14th August 2015
3 Display of list of all approved programmes for institutions on NYSC portal for cross checking 4th – 14th August 2015
4 Collation of Prospective Corps Members’ Data by Corps Producing Institutions CPIs 31st July – 21st August 2015
5 Submission/Uploading of Senate/Academic Board Approved Result for Full/Part-Time Graduates and Revalidation Lists by CPIs 24th August – 2nd September 2015
6 Uploading of Corrected Lists by Corps Producing Institutions 1st – 7th September 2015
7 On-line Registration by Foreign and locally Trained Nigerian Graduates 8th September – 9th October 2015
8 Entertainment of complaints from Prospective Corps Members by the state Deployment and Relocation officers and NYSC Help Desks 9th – 16th October 2015
9 Forwarding of Complaints to Mobilisation Dept by State Deployment and Relocation officers 9th – 16th October 2015
10 On-line Delivery of Print-outs to Corps Producing Institutions CPIs 9th – 16th October 2015
11 Deployment and Printing of Call-up Letters by ICT Dept. 14th – 20th October 2015
12 Notification/on-line Printing of Call-up Letters 21st – 26th October 2015
13 2015 Batch ‘B’ Orientation Course (stream I) 28th October – 16th November 2015
14 2015 Batch ‘B’ Orientation Course (stream II)

Latest Updates on Fed Poly Ede Post-UTME 2015 Candidates Can now Reprint Their Slips

This is to inform all aspirants of the Latest Updates on Fed Poly Ede Post-UTME 2015 – Candidates Can now Reprint Their Slips.

This is to inform 2015 post-UTME Candidates of the Federal Polytechnic Ede that they can now re-print their lops.

The screening details for each candidate has been updated to reflect the new date, venue and time(session).

The screening is expected to commence 5th October and end on 9th October, 2015.

UNIUYO 1st Batch Admision List 2015/2016 Released (SHARE THIS)

This is to inform all the candidates that participated in the University of Uyo Post UTME Screening Exercise that the institution has released the first batch of candidates offered provisional admission into the institution for the 2015/2016 Academic Session.

How to access the Admission List
1. Go to Uniuyo admission status checking portal by clicking here or go through the e-portal solution menu.
2. Enter your JAMB registration number
3. Click on Check Admission Status to access your admission status.
Note:
Successfully admitted candidates are required to print their Notification of Admission Status slip and bring it for Screening and Registration exercise on resumption.

http://postutmeportal.uniuyo.edu.ng/admissionchecker.php

Latest Updates on Federal Poly Ado-Ekiti Postpones 2015 Post-UTME Screening

This is to inform all aspirants of the Latest Updates on Federal Poly Ado-Ekiti Postpones 2015 Post-UTME Screening. The Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti, has rescheduled its 2015 Post-UTME Screening Test recently slated to hold from Monday, 28th September, 2015, to a new date.

The latest postponement was due chiefly to challenges experienced by many prospective candidates in processing their e-transact PIN from Banks as a result of recent government banking policy on Treasury Single Account and also the Public Holidays for the commemoration of the Islamic Festival of Eid-El-Kabir on Thursday 24th and 25th September, 2015.

Also, the rescheduling by one week to now commence from Monday, 5th to Friday, 9th October, 2015 became imperative by the need to enable a hitch-free preparation and successful conduct of the screening test with the hope that the shifting would afford many prospective candidates normalize their registration.

A statement from the Institution urged Parents, Guardians and all admission seeking qualified Candidates, who chose the Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti in their 2015 Jamb Applications, to note that the Computer Based Test will now hold from Monday, 5th to Friday, 9th October, 2015 at the Polytechnic Digital Library.

Consequently, all interested candidates who are yet to complete their Online application now have the opportunity to do so until the midnight of Wednesday, 30th September, 2015 when the PUTME admission portal will be closed for further administration.

Also all duly registered candidates are requested to visit the admission portal of the Polytechnic website to download the computer based test practice software which has been paid for upon registration, while they should visit the Polytechnic Website: www.fedpolyado.edu.ng for further necessary information on their examination timetable.

The general public is kindly requested to note the new dates of the postponement, to facilitate necessary preparations.

To complete online application, click here.
http://applications.fedpolyado.edu.ng/Account/Login?ReturnUrl=%2F

SEE UNIABUJA’s Academic Calendar 2015/2016

The proposed 1st semester academic calendar of the University of Abuja for the 2015/2016 academic session is as follows;

Oct 19-Commencement of 2015/­2016 session, Arrival of new students.

Oct 20- Commencement of screening of new students, online portal registration begins with fresh students.

Oct 23- Senate meeting.

Oct 25- Arrival of Returning students.

Oct 26- Second semester result available online for checking, Normal portal registration begins for returning students. Online portal registration continue for fresh student.

Oct 30-Normal online registration ends for fresh students,orientation programme begins for fresh students.

Nov 2-Normal portal registration cont. for returning students,late portal registration begins for fresh student.

Nov 4-Late registration begins for returning students.

Nov 6-Late portal online registration ends for returning students,late online registration end for fresh students.

Nov 9- Lectures begins for all students,online portal registration completed and all registration documents reach the registry and academic planning unit.

Nov 14- Matriculation ceremonies.

Dec 19-End of the year break.

Jan 3-All students resume from End of the year break.

Jan 4-Lecture resume for the remaining part of the first semester.

March 8- Lecture revision for all students.

March 10- Senate meeting.

March 13-Convocation ceremony.

March 15-First semester examination begins.

April 1st- Public holiday-Good Friday.

April 4th-Public holiday-Easter Monday.

April 15- First semester break begins.

UI Post-UTME 2015/2016 Departmental Cut-off Marks (SHARE THIS)

The university of Ibadan has released its departmental cut off marks for 2015/2016 admission.

S/N COURSE NAME CUT OFF MARK
1 Anthropology 50
2 Archaelogy 50
3 Botany 50
4 Chemistry 50
5 Computer Science 50
6 Geography 50
7 Geology 50
8 Industrial Chemistry 50
9 Mathematics 50
10 Microbiology 54
11 Physics 50
12 Statistics 50
13 Zoology 50
14 Law 74
15 Anthropology 52
16 Arabic Language & Literature 62
17 Archeaology 57
18 Classics 53
19 Communication & Lang. Arts 70
20 E. Studies- French 64
21 E. Studies- German 62
22 E. Studies- Russian 60
23 English Language & Literature 68
24 History 50
25 Islamic Studies 65
26 Linguistics 67
27 Linguistics- Igbo 50
28 Linguistics- Yoruba 58
29 Music 57
30 Philosophy 55
31 Religious Studies 50
32 Theatre Arts 65
33 Adult Education 50
34 Educational Management 50
35 Guidance & Counselling 53
36 Health Education 50
37 Human Kinetics 50
38 LARIS 56
39 T. Education- Arts 0
40 English Education 65
41 Yoruba Education 56
42 Arabic Studies Education 59
43 Islamic Studies Education 53
44 French Education 0
45 Christian Rel. Studies Education 53
46 Communication & Lang. Arts Education 0
47 History Education 0
48 Early Childhood Education 50
49 T. Education- Science 0
50 Biology Education 50
51 Chemistry Education 50
52 Physics Education 50
53 Mathematics Education 50
54 T.Education-Social Sciences 0
55 Economics Education 58
56 Geography Education 53
57 Political Science Education 57
58 Special Education 50
59 Pharmacy 63
60 Biochemistry 53
61 Dentistry 61
62 Human Nutrition 50
63 MBBS 74
64 Medical Laboratory Science 50
65 Nursing 60
66 Physiology 55
67 Physiotherapy 61
68 Agric Economics 50
69 Agric Extension & Rural Dvpt 50
70 Agronomy 51
71 Animal Science 50
72 Aquaculture & Fisheries Management 50
73 Crop Protection & Env Biology 50
74 Forest Resource Mgt 50
75 Wildlife & Ecotourism Mgt 50
76 Veterinary Medicine 50
77 Economics 69
78 Geography 50
79 Political Science 68
80 Psychology 60
81 Sociology 64
82 Agricultural & Environmental Engrg 51
83 Civil Engineering 52
84 Electrical & Electronics Engineering

57
85 Food Technology 50
86 Industrial & Production Engineering 50
87 Mechanical Engineering 55
88 Petroleum Engineering 54
89 Wood Products Engineering

NYSC ALERT!! 5 New NYSC Procedures You must Know (SHARE THIS)

The National Youth Service Corps has changed tremendously in the past months. A lot of this changes came into effect to make the Corpers sit up and take service to their country more seriously. The other changes are to enable the processing of the NYSC list faster and easier. Below are the 5 recent changes made, that you should be aware of.

1. No more Concessional Posting for NYSC

Some days ago, the Director General, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brig-Gen. Johnson Olawumi, disclosed:

“The NYSC is barring concessional posting, we have to take that decision, because in the past, we allowed concessional posting for prospective corps members, who have medical challenge, or married women or pregnant women, but as it stands now, our online registration platform has been designed in such away to address the problem of those prospective corps members who have health challenges or married women.

“So, all they need to do is that, in the process of doing their registration, there are information these categories of people need to supply and upload the documents, our portal has been designed in such a way that it will automatically post them to where they filled.

2. Boot Camp Internet Training now Compulsory

The National Youth Service Corps has now made Internet training compulsory in its three weeks boot camp. This is to reduce Internet Illiteracy among graduates in the country.

3. Online Registration and Mobilization
The registration for the NYSC scheme has now being made totally digital. Corpers can now login from anywhere and carry out registration and payment for Mobilization.

4. Biometric Monthly Clearance for Corpers

Corps members who absent themselves from their places of primary assignment are in for a hard time, following the introduction of a biometric technology for the conduct of corps members’ monthly clearance by the National Youth Service Corps(NYSC).

The biometric technology will effectively check cases of absenteeism, submission of monthly clearance by proxy, signing of community development service(CDS) attendance register by proxy and other forms of indiscipline among corps members.

5. National Lottery Scheme for NYSC

The Federal Government has ‘ordered’ the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC) to introduce a lottery scheme for members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Special Duties and Intergovernmental Affairs, Jamila Shu’Ara said:

“The potential of the lottery business to the human population cannot be over-emphasised.

“In many countries, lottery is used to positively impact on the lives of the citizenry.”

3 reasons you should not eat in Fast Food restaurants

Fast food restaurants have proliferated all over Nigeria and they serve a useful purpose, especially when you cannot easily get access to home cooked meals. However, it has been noticed that they are also sources of various problems. What are some reasons you should avoid Fast Food restaurants?

1. Hygiene

Most Fast food restaurants have serious hygiene problems, which could lead to the spread of diseases, such as cholera. So be careful when selecting a place to eat. Look at the surrounding area, and also consider the personal hygiene of the people cooking and serving what you eat. When in doubt, kindly avoid eating in such a place.

2. Health Issues

People have varying health concerns and conditions. Hypertension for example calls for reduced intake of salt, while Diabetes, calls for reduced intake of sugars and carbohydrates, therefore people who have health problems that affect their diet need to be extra careful of eating at restaurants to avoid severe reactions.

3. Epidemics

For contagious diseases, such as Ebola, Cholera and so on, the fastest and easiest method of spreading is usually through places used by the public. Most restaurants do not provide proper hand sanitizers, neither do they disinfect their eating utensils properly. Therefore you could quite easily contact one disease or the other.

OSUMS Ondo Post-UTME Screening Form 2015/2016 is Out

Osums post utme form 2015 is now available. The Ondo State University of Medical Sciences (OSUMS), Ondo invites applications from qualified candidates for the 2015-2016 admission into relevant courses in the University.

COURSES AVAILABLE

For the 2015-2016 Admission, the following courses are available through UTME and Direct Entry applications:

FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES (BSc) Anatomy
BSc Biochemistry
BSc Physiology

FACULTY OF MEDICINE (MBBS)

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY (BDS)

Eligibility:

Candidates who scored a minimum of 200 marks in the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), conducted by the Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB), are eligible irrespective of the Universities of their first or second choices.

Candidates shall possess the Senior Secondary School Certificate conducted by the West African Examination Council (WAEC), National Examination Council (NECO) or equivalent with at least credit passes in 5 subjects including Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at not more than two sittings.

Candidates from other African countries or wishing to transfer from other Universities are also encouraged to apply.

Direct Entry:

In addition to the above, a candidate shall possess at least two ‘A’ Level passes or equivalent in Biology, Chemistry and Physics, or possess a first degree at the level of at least Second Class (Lower) Division of Second Class in any of the biological sciences. In both UTME and Direct Entry, ‘O’ Level credits in English Language and Mathematics are compulsory for all admissions.

METHOD OF APPLICATION

Candidates are required to: Check the University’s website (http://www.unimed.edu.ng) for mode of payment for application;
Complete and submit the University Post-UTME Application Form online; and Print out a copy.

POST-UTME FEES

Each Candidate is to make a total payment of N10,000.00 (exclusive of bank charges) through e-transact or one hundred and three dollars ($103.0) for foreign students into any bank nationwide and obtain e-receipt from the bank.

Candidates who are unable to access online forms may collect the forms at the following designated offices, with the presentation of bank payment slips:

i. Admission Office, UNIMED Campus, Laje Road, Ondo Town, Ondo State
ii. Ministry of Health, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Akure, Ondo State
iii. Ondo State Government Liaison Office, Plot 2A Ajayi Bembe Street, Park View Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria
iv. Ondo State Government Liaison Office, 76 Ralph Sodeinde Street, Central Business District, Abuja
SCREENING SCHEDULE

All candidates will also go through a compulsory screening exercise to be conducted by the University before admission can be granted. The dates for screening are as follows:
The dates for screening are as follows:

1st Screening: Thursday, October 22, 2015.
2nd screening: Friday, October 23, 2015.

Screening of international students: Date and method will be announced later.

NOTE: Note: Evidence of payment for the admission form should be provided during the screening exercise.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

The Registration Form will be available online from September 4, 2015 and will close at 12 Mid-Night on October 19, 2015.

Please note that the Candidate’s UTME/DE Registration Number and the full names (as it is on JAMB slip) should be correctly provided at the point of payment.

After payment, each Candidate should visit the University’s website (http://www.unimed.edu.ng) and complete an online Registration Form. The complete Form, which will indicate the exact date and time for the screening exercise, should be printed for the candidate’s use.

Also note that:

1) All candidates are requested to bring along the following items to the screening venue:Depositor’s copy of Etransact Receipt indicating payment of TEN THOUSAND NAIRA (N10, 000.00) only;

2) JAMB UTME Notification of Results/Registration Slips for Direct-Entry Candidates;

3) Printed copy of the completed UNIMED Post-UTME Online Registration Form;
4) Print-out of e-Transact payment receipt (collected from Bank) and;

5) One Passport Photograph.

The venues of the screening exercise are:

1) the Main Auditorium of the Trauma Centre at the University of Medical Sciences Campus on Laje Road, Ondo Town, Ondo State;

2) the Auditorium of the National Institute for Educational Planning and Administration (NIEPA), near UNIMED Campus, Ondo Town, Ondo State.

All candidates should first report at the Admission office at the UNIMED Campus at 8.30 am to determine the exact location of their screening centre.

Candidates are NOT allowed to bring cell phones or any other electronic gadget into the examination hall.