EKSU 2020/2021 FRESHERS ACCEPTANCE FEE AND SCHOOL FEE

EKSU SCHOOL FEES FOR 2020/2021 FRESHERS

 On the 7th of May 2020, the Ekiti state University Admission commenced on her Portal for aspirants who has been issued admission on jamb caps, to check your admission on eksu portal Click here(log in with your jamb registration number and phone number used while registering for EKSU SCREENING),

Upon confirmation of admission, registration commences for freshmen, kindly note that, you are advised to stay at home for the time being, exercise patience before you head to the campus so as not to waste time and money in traveling down to the school.

Below is a compiled list of school fee and acceptance for each faculties and departments;

Please note that you are advised to hold payment for now to avoid rush and payment issues, to catch up with our updates, join us through the after this update. 

ACCEPTANCE FEE 

 College of Medicine 107,600.00 

 Law 107,600.00 

 Nursing 107,600.00 

 Others 57,600.00

There is a recent mistake of 57,000 on college of medicine courses, please note that it will be rectified soon. 

FACULTY OF AGRIC:

100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY SCHOOL FEES 125,100.00

FACULTY OF ARTS 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY ENGLISH & LITERARY STUDIES, HISTORY AND INT'L STUDIES SCHOOL FEES

 134,600.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY FRENCH SCHOOL FEES 105,100.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY OTHERS SCHOOL FEES 95,100.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY THEATER AND MEDIA ARTS SCHOOL FEES 144,600.00 

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE:

100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY PHYSIOLOGY AND ANATOMY SCHOOL FEES 174,600.00 

 100LEVEL MBBS SCHOOL FEES 379,600.00 

 100LEVEL NURSING SCHOOL FEES 254,600.00

FACULTY OF EDUCATION 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL FEES 110,100.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY GEOGRAPHY & FRENCH SCHOOL FEES 110,100.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY OTHERS SCHOOL FEES 100,100.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY SCIENCE EDU SCHOOL FEES 110,100.00 

ENGINEERING 

100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY SCHOOL FEES 205,600.00 

LAW

100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY SCHOOL FEES 259,600.00

MANAGEMENT SCIENCE

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY ACCOUNTING, ACTUARIAL SCIENCE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP SCHOOL FEES 175,600.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY OTHERS SCHOOL FEES 144,600.00

SCIENCE 

100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY BIOCHEMISTRY, COMPUTER SCIENCE, MICROBIOLOGY OR BIOTECHNOLOGY, GEOLOGY OR GEOPHYSICS SCHOOL FEES 154,600.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY OTHERS SCHOOL FEES 115,100.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY ZOOLOGY AND PLANT SCIENCE SCHOOL FEES 125,100.00 

SOCIAL SCIENCE 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY ECONOMICS SCHOOL FEES 144,600.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY GEOGRAPHY AND PLANNING SCIENCE, TOURISM, ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND PSYCHOLOGY SCHOOL FEES 105,100.00 

 100LEVEL & DIRECT ENTRY OTHERS SCHOOL FEES 95,100.00 . 

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EKSU ASUU ISSUES FRESH WARNING

The ASUU EKSU has raised alarm over irregularities and unfair treatment of the union, in a press release by the union, she expressed her grievances on state of union,below is the detailed press release;

TEXT OF THE PRESS CONFERENCE HELD AT EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY, ADO - EKITI (EKSU), BY EKSU BRANCH OF ACADEMIC STAFF UNION OF UNIVERSITIES (ASUU), ON WEDNESDAY, 14TH APRIL, 2021

Gentlemen of the Press,

Rising from a Special Congress meeting of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU-EKSU) held at the Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, (EKSU) on Wednesday, 7th April, 2021, where the four weeks ultimatum earlier issued on EKSU Administration concerning its apathy and nonchalant attitude towards the welfare of our members was reviewed, the Union resolved to activate its mandate to embark on an indefinite industrial action, if nothing is done at the expiration of the deadline given.

The grounds upon which we have resolved to embark on the strike are as follow:

Absolute and Unprecedented Neglect of the University by Ekiti State Government:

But for the various interventions of Federal Government, occasioned by consistent ASUU struggles, our EKSU by now would have either been closed down or mortgaged to private investors. How can one explain that the University is State owned, yet, it cannot boast of any singular infrastructural facility put in place by the current State Government, since its inception in 2018? Ironically, the popular commentary by all visitors to this citadel of knowledge of ours is usually a deriding name “The University of Tetfund and NEEDS Assessment, Ado-Ekiti”.

As at today, Ekiti State Government is only subventing EKSU by 50% of its monthly wage bills, without paying any considerable attention to capital grants and infrastructural developments. This has led EKSU Administration to ingloriously indulge in financial infractions, such as:

i. Subversion of Tax Deductions to paying salaries

ii. Diversion of Pension deductions to paying salaries

iii. Fund diversion from various units of the University (Health Centre, ICT, Faculties and Directorates).

By this, all these Units are left in absolute neglect and disarray.

Despite various appeals made to eminent personalities in the State to help call the attention of Government to the survival of the University, it appears the current Governor of the State has defiantly made up his mind to punish EKSU to its grave. Ordinarily, it should not take the “brilliant and performing Governor” 3 years to defray the 5 months arrears of subventions being owed the University, when in actual fact, he had promised to do so within the first six months of assumption of office.

Humongous Arrears of Outstanding Salaries and Emoluments

It is important to state herein that as at today, our workers are being owed the followings:

i. 3 months arrears of salaries for the months of July, August and September, 2018

ii. 6 years arrears of Earned Academic Allowances

iii. 26 months unremitted pension deductions

iv. 14 months arrears of half salaries

Despite all efforts and sacrifices by our members at ensuring that the University does not suffer academic calendar disruption: reason why we had kept faith with the current Government, Council and EKSU Administration for 3 years running, the key players in the affairs of the University had decided to take us for granted. Even when our members were dying in instalments.

Lack of Respect for Collective Bargaining by Government, Council and EKSU Administration

It would interest the entire public and all stakeholders in the EKSU project to note that, our Union, in the spirit of collective bargaining, had met with critical stakeholders in the University and Ekiti State more than Seventeen times since the inauguration of the current Administration. These meetings include, but not limited to:

i. 6th May, 2019​​:​Audience with Council Chairman

ii. 9th June, 2019​​:​Audience with University Administration on our

​​​​predicaments

iii. 11th September, 2019​:​Audience with University Administration on our

​​​​predicaments

iv. 13th September, 2019​:​Audience with University Administration on our

​​​​predicaments

v. 19th November, 2019​:​Akure Zone intervention meeting with University

​​​​Administration

vi. 21st January, 2020​:​Audience with Ekiti State Government

vii. 4th June 2020​​:​Akure Zone intervention meeting with Ekiti State

​​​​Government

viii. 19th June, 2020​:​Audience with Ekiti State Government

ix. 26th August, 2020​:​Denied access to have audience with the wife of Executive

​​​​Governor of the State

x. 29th October, 2020​:​Denied Access to have audience with Ekiti State

​​​​Government

xi. 15th November, 2020​: ​Letter of notification sent to Ekiti State House of Assembly

on the need for an urgent intervention on the brewing industrial disharmony

xii. 18th and 19th November, 2020: Meeting and interactions with Ekiti State House of

Assembly; having University Administration and representatives of University Council in attendance​

xiii. 20th November, 2020​:Communique issued by Ekiti State House of Assembly on

the truce reached with our Union on the need not to commence local action after suspension of the then National Industrial action.

​​​​

xiv. 1st December, 2020​:​Meeting with Chairman of Council on our predicaments

xv. 24th December, 2020​:​Communication with the Council Chairman on our

​​​​predicaments and promised made by government

xvi. 24th December, 2020​:​Communication to University Administration on National

Directive to press home our demands using all legitimate means.

xvii. 22nd March, 2021​:​Issuance of 4 weeks ultimatum to Administration arising

​​​​from Congress resolution

xviii. 9th April, 2021​:​Communication of Congress resolutions to Administration

and all stakeholders in Ekiti State, including the Chancellor of the University.

Worthy of specific mentioning is the fact that, Ekiti State House of Assembly mediated between Government, Council, EKSU Administration and our Union between 16th and 20th November, 2020, with a view to ensuring we resumed at the expiration of the then National struggle. Unfortunately, none of the agreements signed was respected.

Why should we justifiably continue to trust a Government that could not honour its own agreements, signed on its behalf by the State House of Assembly with the Union?

Despite all efforts by our Union to embrace the spirit of collective bargaining, neither the Governor, University Council nor EKSU Administration deemed it fit to see to how our plights could be bettered and ameliorated. Rather, it has been unkept promises, continuously and unendingly running for 3 years, as if the education of our citizens is of no priority to them.

Conclusion

Therefore, our Union concluded that, EKSU is presently caught in the web of suffocating socio-economic and infrastructural neglect challenges, which should urgently be addressed. ASUU-EKSU therefore calls on all stakeholders in the State to passionately appeal to all concerned in the EKSU project, in order to save it from total collapse. This required action would be in the interest of children of the ordinary Nigerians, whose parents are paying through their noses to educate.

Our Resolution

Having comprehensively reviewed all outstanding issues, most especially as they affect welfare of our members and proper funding of the University, as well as the pussy-footing attitude of Government and its attitude of unhonourable failed promises spanning over 3 years, the Executive of our Union aligns itself with the decision of ASUU-EKSU Congress to process and prosecute an indefinite strike at the expiration of the 4 weeks ultimatum issued to force Government, Council and Administration to live up to their responsibilities.

Aluta Continua, Victoria Ascerta!!!

Comrade K. K. Arogundade (Chairperson, ASUU-EKSU)​………………………………

Comrade O. D. Ogunwale (Secretary, ASUU-EKSU)​​………………………………

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SEE NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR APPROVED CUT OFF MARKS FOR 2020.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO ALL ASPIRANTS 2020

51 universities that won’t accept candidates who scored below 180

Close to 51 degree-awarding institutions in Nigeria will not be admitting candidates who scored below 180 in the 2020 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for any programme.

This development is according to a document from the Joint Admissions Matriculation Examination (JAMB), which discussed the acceptable UTME scores by the institutions.

 It was reported earlier how JAMB announced 160 as the official cut off mark for admission into Nigerian universities for the 2020/2021 academic session.

This decision was reached through a voting system but some universities said they will not go below 180 UTME scores as their cut-off mark.

Meanwhile, out of the 51 institutions who has decided not to go below 180 as their cut off marks,just one said its minimum cut-off mark is 210 while nine institutions said their minimum cut-off mark is 200.

A university pegged its own minimum at 190 while 40 institutions fixed their minimum at 180.

Institutions that won’t accept less than 200
1) Pan- Atlantic University –210

2) Covenant University — 200

3) Obafemi Awolowo University – 200

4) University of Ibadan — 200

5) Seminary of All Saints ( Affiliated to University of Benin)–200

6) University of Benin – 200

7) Bigard Memorial Seminary (Affiliated to University of Ibadan) –200

8) University of Lagos –200

9) Immanuel College of Theology and Christian Education (Affiliated to University of Ibadan)—200

10) St. Peter and Paul Seminary — 200

Institutions that won’t accept less than 190

11) Lagos State University —-190

Institutions that won’t accept less than 180

12) Nigerian Army University – 180

13) Ekiti State University —180

14) Afe Babalola University—180

15) Baptist College Of Theology (Affl To Ambrose Alli Uni) –180

16) Anchor University, Ayobo —180

17) Pamo University Of Medical Science—180

18) Redeemers University, Osun State—180

19) Landmark University —- 180

20) Alex Ekwueme Federal University—180

21) University Of Ilorin, Ilorin—180

22) University Of Jos —- 180

23) Federal University—180

24) University Of Abuja— 180

25) Bayero University—180

26) Ahmadu Bello University—180

27) Augustine University —180

28) Rivers State University —180

29) Spiritan Int’l School Of Theology (Affl To Univ Of Nig, Nsukka) –180

30) Adekunle Ajasin University –180

31) Imo State University –180

32) Nigerian Police Academy –180

33) Spiritan School Of Philosophy—180

34) University Of Port-Harcourt – 180

35) Ladoke Akintola University Of Technology –180

36) Claretian Institute Of Philosophy (Affl To Imo State University)—180

37) Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna, Kaduna –180

38) Benue State University –180

39) Seat Of Wisdom Seminary (Affl To Imo State University) –180

40) Ondo State University Of Science and Technology –180

41) Olabisi Onabanjo University –180

42) Federal University Of Agriculture, Abeokuta –180

43) Bayelsa Medical University –180

44) Federal University Of Technology, Imo state –180

45) Federal University Of Technology, Akure –180

46) University Of Nigeria Nsuka -180

47) Federal University Of Petroleum Resources –180

48) Ondo State University Of Medical Sciences —180

49) Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University—-180

50) University Of Uyo —180

51) Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, 180

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OSUN STATE POLYTECHNIC 2020 HND FORM OUT.

OSPOLY HND ADMISSION APPLICATION FORM FOR 2020/2021 NOW AVAILABLE. 

 The Management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree has declared that Sales of Admission Application Form for the Higher National Diploma (HND) programme of the Institution is now available for sale.
 Itrwas made known by the release signed by the Registrar of the Institution, Barr. B. M. Salawu, states that the application form costs Ten Thousand, Five Hundred Naira only.

The Registrar explains that details of the prerequisites for the Courses available for the HND programmes are available on the polytechnic website.

Prospective applicants to follow this application process:

HND Application Procedure. 

1. Log on to OSPOLY PORTAL.
2. Click Admission Forms link
3. Fill in your basic bio data and click Register
4. Pay application fee using ATM Card
5. Fill in other details as requested, submit and print application form. Applicants can see the Nigerian Tribune Newspaper of Thursday 18th June, 2020 for further information.

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EKITI FEMALE VARSITY STUDENT FOUND DEAD IN HER BOYFRIEND'S ROOM IN OSUN.

A 22-yr-old FUOYE student dies in boyfriend's room in Osun.

The deceased Faderera Oloyede, a 300–level Mathematics Education student of the Federal University of Oye Ekiti, Ekiti State, was found dead in an apartment belonging to her boyfriend, Ayo Maliki, in Osun State. .

The deceased was found on Tuesday 16th 2020 inside the room at Koko, Iree, Osun State.

Faderera was said to have gone to her boyfriend's place in company with her friend identified as Kemisola Adewusi, a student of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

According to sources, Maliki had prepared rice for his visitors and while eating the food, the deceased suddenly developed stomach ache and started vomiting.


She, however, died shortly afterwards after efforts to save her life yielded no result. "They tried to save her life but she died after complaining of stomach ache," one source said. .

Student Union Government President of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Kehinde Raji, who confirmed the incident, disclosed that Maliki went into hiding immediately the incident occured. .

He, however, disclosed that the police were invited and took the corpse of Faderera away. Spokesperson for the Osun State Police Command, Yemisi Opalola, Kemisola had been detained..

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SEE JAMB CUT OFF MARKS FOR 2020 ADMISSION.

THE Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) announced it today that 160 and above as the cut-off mark for admission into universities across the country for the 2020/2021 academic session.

Mr, Ishaq Oloyede,The JAMB Registrar who revealed this today Tuesday 16th of June 2020  as part of the outcome of the 2020 policy meeting on admissions to tertiary institutions which was held virtually said polytechnics cut-off marks is decided to be  120 and above while Colleges of Education’s cut-off mark is 100 and above.

 JAMB also cautioned the management of universities not to charge above N2000 for admission screening exercise,

He further  disclosed that 612, 557 candidates were offered admission in 2019.

"About 510,957 admission spaces were unused by tertiary institutions in 2019, adding that only 1,157,977 candidates had the required five credits with English and Mathematics that sat for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in the previous year.

“Out of 1,157,977 candidates who sat for UTME in 2019, about 612,557 were admitted,” Oloyede said.

Furthermor, he noted that candidates waiting for their results will only be consideredffor admission when they are uploaded on its website.

 Adamu Adamu, The Minister of Education, directed JAMB and tertiary institutions to proceed with the conduct of 2020/2021 admissions whose processes are expected to commence in August based on the guidelines released by JAMB.

"The government will make arrangement that will accommodate applicants who will be taking the examination when the opportunity to do so is worked out,

As major stakeholders, we must jointly come up with reactions that would realign our programmes to these new realities,” Adamu said.

A resolution was agreed upon that candidates with olevels of previous years should be allowed to obtain and start admission processes.

While an arrangement will be worked upon for those who wants to write olevels this year.

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The new mixtape features trending Naija songs from talented Nigerian artistes.

DJ Youngest who has been known for dishing out mind-blowing mixtapes brings you back to the dance-floors with this new mixtape.
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