9ja OnPoint: Education

FEC approves three new universities in Northern Nigeria

Posted by Unknown | Thursday, 10 January 2013 | Posted in Education

Labaran Maku

One of the vital decisions taken by the Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday, during its weekly meeting at the Presidential Villa in Abuja was the approval of three new universities, to be established in the Northern part of the country to bring the number of universities owned by the Federal Government to 40.

The decision was disclosed by the Minister of Information, Labaran Maku, and his Education counterpart, Ruqayyatu Rufa’i, at the end of the FEC meeting chaired by President Goodluck Jonathan.

The three new federal universities are to be located in Gashua, Birnin Kebbi and Gusau in Yobe, Kebbi and Zamfara States respectively.

Rufa’i said the establishment was in fulfilment of government’s policy of last year, to establish a federal university in every state in the country.

Aside this major decision, President Jonathan had charged the Ministers to move faster in actualising their set plans for the year.

Educational Advancement Centre in Ibadan begins School On-Air programme on Monday

Posted by Unknown | Saturday, 5 January 2013 | Posted in Education

In its bid to reverse the high rate of failure in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination in the country, an Ibadan, Oyo state based educational center, has said that it will, as from Monday, inaugurate its West African Examination Council’s ‘School on Air’ programme.

DailyPost gathered that the programme will hold on working days between 10am to 1pm and 3pm to 6pm and scheduled for broadcast on free to air Satellite Network.

The Director, Educational Advancement Centre, Pastor Muyiwa Bamgbose, said, “We have a vision of a better country comprising competent individuals. We look at the educational terrain and we see that there are some people whose fate had been blocked as a result of failure in the external examination.

“As you can see, almost 1.2m candidates failed last year. Some that we thought passed had not actually passed because they didn’t pass relevant subjects that could qualify them for admission into higher institutions.

“Most pupils that we see as failures now can make positive impact if helped. If not helped they will make negative impact on the society. We saw the need for intervention in teachers’ quality because they cannot discharge quality education. There is no magic in passing an examination; your preparation matters.”

Pastor Bamgbose explained that core subjects including English, Mathematics and Biology, would be taught, adding that besides the direct-to-home satellite TV broadcast, those with internet services on their telephone would have access to the lesson.

The Director said, “Apart from the cost of subscription to the satellite TV, the programme is free to air and costs nothing. An organisation has volunteered to sponsor some schools in Delta State.”

He however noted that those who require extra services, (feedback) would pay certain amount of money.

Commenting further, the Coordinator of the programme, Mr. Kayode Maliki, said, “The programme is a little new. So many pupils will enjoy it. We are using seasoned professionals in the various fields.

Ekiti State University students petition Governor Fayemi over delayed results

Posted by Unknown | Thursday, 3 January 2013 | Posted in Education

Dr Kayode Fayemi

No fewer than 500 part time students of Ekiti State University, formerly University of Ado Ekiti have petitioned the state Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, who is the visitor to the university.

DailyPost gathered that the Department of Public Administration, part time students completed their studies for the past 18 months but have not seen their results till date.

The students however appealed to the State Governor to assist them in the release of the results.

According to 32-year-old Ubaka Ehidu, one of the affected students, part-time students who finished along with them 18 months ago in other departments received their results in October, 2012.

Ehidu blamed the Coordinator of Public Administration Department, Olatunji Ebenezer Olaoye for the delay in the release of their results since July 2011.

He further explained that problem started when Olaoye who was a doctorate student at the University of Lagos, failed to submit their results to the University Senate, without which they cannot graduate.

Ehidu added that all efforts to locate the Coordinator by some lecturers and students’ representatives at the Department of Political Science, UNILAG were not successful.

“We learnt the University Senate will meet January this year. If our level coordinator (Olaoye) failed to submit our results before the January meeting, only God knows when we shall graduate,” he said.

On behalf of his colleagues, he appealed to Governor Fayemi to prevail on the university to release their results.

All calls made to contact Ebenezer Olaoye via his mobile phones were not successful as his phones were permanently switched off.

ABU professor, Hyacinth Mbibu shot dead in Zaria

Posted by Unknown | Friday, 28 December 2012 | Posted in Education

The shocking spate of insecurity in the nation is assuming a more worrisome dimension by the day as Professor Hyacinth Ngong Mbibu, Head of Department of Surgery of the largest University in Africa, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria was shot dead on Thursday evening by unknown gunmen.

DailyPost gathered that the University Don was on his way home at about 8.30pm after attending to his patients at the Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital ABUTH, Shika, Zaria when he was attacked and killed by his assailants.

It was also gathered that a ABUTH nurse whom he assisted in his car from the teaching hospital’s gate was also shot in her arm but presently on admission at the hospital.

Prof Mbibu until his death was among the coordinators of the West African
College of Surgeons, a Visiting Urological Surgeon, Armed Forces Hospital, a Reader, Surgery Department, ABU-Zaria , and also a Visiting Lecturer at Usman Dan Fodio University, Sokoto.

Three schools get free libraries, computers in Lagos

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education

Three secondary schools in Lagos – Isolo Comprehensive Secondary School, Ikota Primary School and Ikosi Senior Secondary School, Ketu, have benefited from the first phase of the Western Union Foundation and Daniel Ogechi Akujobi Memorial Foundation project in the state.

The project, tagged ‘Read to Succeed,’ is targeted at complementing the efforts being made by the country to meet global educational standards.

The three schools had each of their libraries refurbished and equipped with variety of books, furniture and computer sets.

Western Union’s Regional Vice President for North-Central and West Africa, Aida Diarra, said the project was to show the company and its agent’s willingness to support development and educational initiatives in Nigeria.

Also, in her address during the inauguration of the libraries, the Programme Manager, DOAM Foundation, Mrs. Clare Henshaw, said over $57,902 (about N9m) was designated for the first phase of the project.

She noted that thousands of books, 17 computer sets and printers were donated for use in the libraries of the benefiting schools.

She said, “Developing reading habit and culture will improve the nation’s human resources, thus supporting the leaders of tomorrow. This project is a demonstration of how DOAM Foundation is dedicated to the enhancement of education in the lives of less privileged children.”

Commending the groups for their kind gesture, the Principal, Isolo Comprehensive Senior High School, Mrs. Modupe Adegbulugbe, said their efforts have provided a source of information and inspiration for young minds.

He noted that pupils from neighboring schools would be allowed access to the facility to improve the reading culture in the area.

“The library is beautiful and special. It is filled with books and computers, with internet facility. It is an e-library and the first of its kind in this environment. These collections are balanced and comprise relevant and quality materials,” she said.

Education Minister tasks teachers on performance

Posted by Unknown | Tuesday, 25 December 2012 | Posted in Education

The Minister of Education Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufa’I has challenged the performance of both primary and Junior Secondary School Teachers urging them to give their best in the ongoing nationwide capacity building workshops for primary and junior secondary school teachers.

The Minister said this at the opening ceremony of the Capacity Building Workshops for Primary and Secondary School Teachers at the Event Centre in Lagos.

Rufai said, “I want to urge the participants to see this workshop as an opportunity to better their teaching career. The programme will help the participants to know more about the modern day teaching and learning which will help our teachers to impact knowledge to our children in the classroom.”

She noted that the Federal Government has pledged to ensure improvement of quality teaching and learning at all levels of education.

Earlier, the Federal Ministry of Education in conjunction with the National Teacher’s Institute, NTI, Kaduna, have discreetly selected teachers from Nigerian universities and Teacher training institute to train 40,000 primary and secondary school teachers on current strategies and techniques of teaching.

The primary school teachers will be trained on language Communication Skills, Effective Classroom Management Skills, Basic Teaching Methods and Information and Communication Technology while their junior secondary school counterpart will be trained on the four core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Social Studies and Basic Science and Basic Technology.

Commenting, Lagos state Commissioner for Education, Mrs Olayinka Oladunjoye assured that Lagos state government will give all necessary assistance to the state teachers to excel in their chosen career.

ABIA STATE UNIVERSITY (ABSU) 3rd Batch Admission For 2012/2013 Released.

Posted by Unknown | Monday, 24 December 2012 | Posted in Education, University News

Latest Educational Information Reaching our Platform is that FINALLY, the Abia State University (ABSU) which is situated in Uturu, has just released her 3rd batch admission list of her students who have been successfully admitted in several degree programmes which are offered by the Abia State University for the 2012/2013 academic session.
The 2012/2013 Abia State University Admission List was released after the supplementary admission list, which has previously being released some few weeks ago by the school management/admission board.

For candidates who wants to check for their name in the ABSU admission list for 2012/2013, follow the guidelines below.

You are to check your Admission Status via ABSU official page @
CLICK HERE to Check Your ABSU Admission Status.
Note that when it opens up, just follow guidelines provided in the website, which you'll use to check your admission list page.

This is to inform all admitted students, that they are required to proceed immediately to clearance and Registration after seeing their name on the ABSU 2012/2013 ADMISSION LIST.
Once More, we're wishing all students of The Abia State University GOODLUCK as they check their admission status!

Nov/Dec 2012 WAEC Results UPDATE: WAEC Withheld 47,289 Results!

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education

Sad-Sad News Indeed.

Latest Educational News Reaching Us today is that the West African Examinations Council had just withheld the results of 47,289 (Forty Seven Thousand, Two Hundred And Eighty Nine results) candidates out of 396,614 candidates that sat for the Nov./Dec.2012.
Well, according to Information being released by Mr. Charles Eguridu, the Head of the Nigeria National Office, WAEC, who has made this known at a news briefing in Lagos State on Friday, said that the results representing 11.04 per cent were being withheld in connection with various cases of examination malpractice.

And explaining things further, we'll love to quote him in his exact Words:
"The results are being investigated and the reports of the investigation will be shown and given to the Nigerian Examinations Committee of the Council shortly for consideration.
According to him, the committee’s decision will be communicated to the affected candidates through their zonal and branch offices."

Mr Eguridu also said that out of the total number of 413,266 candidates, who successfully registered for the examination, but only 396,614 candidates, consisting of 216,600 males and 180,014 females, sat for the examination.

He also said that Examination Malpractice has become a Menace to the Nigeria as a Country.
He also said that their Ministry is calling on the Federal Government to curb examination Malpractice in the Nations Educational system.
I'm dying to hear your results, have you checked waec november/december 2012 Results Yet

2012/2013 Ekiti State University Supplementary Admission List Released For 2012/2013

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education, University News

The NigeriaOpenUniversity Team wishes to inform the General Public, and most especially, all the prospective Students of the Ekiti State University (EKSU) that the educational institution has finally releases her 2012/2013 Supplementary Admission List of her students who have been successfully admitted into the Academic Institution for the 2012/2013 Academic Session.
The Ekiti State University supplementary admission list for 2012/2013, which was uploaded via PDF format, CAN ONLY be view using a computer device that can read a PDF file.

For Candidates who participated in the EKSU 2012/2013 Examination, and wants to check the just released EKSU supplemetary admission list, please CLICK HERE

Also note that the Payment of School and Reparation fees can now be done easily online using YOUR ATM cards.
For further information, CLICK HERE TO see The Guidelines On How To Pay Your School Fees and Reparation Fee Online Using Your ATM Cards.

2013 NYSC News: NYSC 2013 Batch A Mobilization: Click Here To View Nysc 2013 Time-Table

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education

Happily, we wish to informed the General Public that the 2013 NYSC BATCH A MOBILIZATION and Time-Table has been released.
However, fut to some national issues, the NYSC Management Board had decided to accordingly adjust its 2013 Batch ‘A’ Orientation Time-Table.
This New adjustments will affect the orientation Camp commencement date, plus other things.
This new NYSC 2013 Time-Table has also been update on NYSC official Website, and here's exactly what it says:

NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2013 Batch A Event | Date

1. Pre-Mobilisation Workshop 16th January, 2013.

2. Registration of Foreign-trained Nigerian Graduates will start from the 10th Of December, 2012- 26th February, 2013.

3. The Submission of Masterlist. Screening/Vetting by Mobilization Officers, will commence on the 21th Of January TILL the 23th Of January, 2013.

4. While the action by the ICT Department, will start on the 21st Of January To The 29th January, 2013.

5. The Delivery to Corps Mobilisation Is On The 30th Of January, 2013.

6. Delivery of Preliminary Printouts to CPIs.
30th – 31st January, 2013.

7. Return of Corrected Printouts by Institutions to NYSC NDHQ.
4th Of February – 6th Of February , 2013.

8. Action by ICT.
4th-19th February, 2013.

9. Sorting and Packaging of Call-up letters.
20th – 25th February, 2013.

10. Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions/ NYSC Secretariats.
26th – 28th February, 2013.

11. Briefing of Prospective Corps Members Throughout the year

12. The 2013 Batch ‘A’ Orientation Course Starts On The:
5th Of March – 26th March, 2013.

For further information regarding this, don't hesitate to visit the NYSC Official Website @:
NYSC
for further information.

Kwara State University (Kwasu) Renamed To OLUSOLA SARAKI UNIVERSITY! What's Your Say?

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education, University News

I don't really know if this is good news or bad news, well, latest educational News Been submitted to our News Desk is that the Kwara State University(Formerly known as KWASU), which is a State University and situated in Ilorin, has been renamed the Olusola Saraki University(OSU), , Ilorin.
Well, according to News Reaching Us, the renaming was concluded yesterday, and students of the University, are really-really unhappy with the change.
We gathered that the students had also resorted to tears to show their displeasure of the renaming.

That's all for Now, please note that we'll share more information regarding the change of Kwara State University To Olusola Saraki University(OSU), , Ilorin.

Cross River State to introduce Chinese language in schools

Posted by Unknown | Saturday, 22 December 2012 | Posted in Education

In less than 2 months that the Lagos state government defended the proposed introduction of Chinese language in government schools, believing it would assist in boosting the state economy in the nearest future, its Cross River counterpart is also planning to introduce Chinese language in all government schools in the state.

Cross River State Commissioner for Education, Prof. Offiong Offiong disclosed this recently while briefing news men on the activities of the ministry at the end of the year summary.

He said, “In order to key into global trend, the state has initiated discussion with the Chinese Embassy towards introduction of Chinese language in our schools.”

He added that the state government will distribute about 9000 laptops to public school teachers with the aim to assist them to be up to date with the most recent development in their subjects.

Offiong however hinted that the former French Language Centre facilities in Calabar will be upgraded to accommodate the new initiative.

“As a preliminary step, we have re-
christened the centre. We have also initiated discussion with Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, which is currently collaborating with the Chinese
University on the teaching of the language in the institution,” he said.

He concluded that the Cross River state is always open for foreign investors, while emphasising also that the introduction of Chinese Language is strategic for the state’s investment drive and for the future of the next generation.

Osun State Finalizes Plan To Send 50 Graduates To Germany

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education

The State of Osun, southwest Nigeria has concluded plans to send no fewer than 50 graduates who are beneficiaries of the state’s Youth Empowerment Scheme (OYES) to Germany where they will acquire skills and knowledge on mechanized farming for 18 months.

This piece of news was disclosed on Thursday in Osogbo, the state capital by Mr. Eniibukun Oyewole who is the coordinator of the scheme.

Oyewole who said the gesture was aimed at empowering the youths to practice mechanised farming, said that the overseas training was to motivate and encourage youths in the practice of agriculture that was fast becoming unpopular.

“The beneficiaries will be able to train other youths when they return and put into practice farming skills that will boost food production in the state and the country at large,” he stated.

On the selection of the participants, Oyewole stated that only degree and HND holders in agriculture-related courses were selected for the training.

He also added that the move among others, was aimed at reducing unemployment related crimes in the state. “The present administration in the state is working toward empowering every youth in all the nook and crannies of the state so that the society will be free of social vices associated with unemployment,” he noted.

Oyewole said preparations for the take off of the beneficiaries to Germany had been concluded while the training would commence in early 2013.

Benue State University College of Health Sciences’ students apologize to management over protest

Posted by Unknown | Thursday, 20 December 2012 | Posted in Education, University News

The President, Benue State University Medical Students’ Association (BESUMSA), on behalf of medical students of the institution have apologised to the Vice Chancellor and the Senate of the university over their recent protests.

This was communicated in a letter addressed to the Vice Chancellor and signed by the association’s President, Kawen Pededo and Secretary General, Evaristus Antiev.

The letter reads in part: “I humbly write on behalf of the entire medical students of the Benue State University to tender our
unreserved and sincere apology to the VC who doubles as the Chairman of the Senate, her lieutenants and all members of the Senate for the recent protests we embarked upon.

“Since inception of the College of Health Sciences in 2003, efforts have been made by the state government, the Benue State University and the Teaching Hospital managements to ensure the graduation of medical students.

“Our protests negated respect and constituted embarrassment to the state government, the Benue State University particularly the VC, and the Senate. We are not oblivious of the magnitude of our arrogance. Words alone cannot express how sober we are, but our apologies are for your kind considerations.”

The Governor of the State,Commissioner of Health, Commissioner of Education, Commissioner of Police, Secretary to the State Government, the University Senate and the Provost of the College were all copied in the letter.

Recently, precisely in October, students of Benue State University College of Health Sciences took to the road to protest the inability of the Teaching Hospital to secure accreditation, which had made the students over-stay in the school.

Furthermore, during the protest, it would be recalled that the VC, Professor Charity Angya, the Provost, Professor Shima Gyoh, the Chief Medical Director, Professor Abraham Malu and the Secretary to the State Government, David Salisu, were not allowed into the Unversity’s College.

However, DailyPost gathered that the Teaching Hospital was granted full accreditation following an official visit by the Medical and Dental Council
of Nigeria to the institution while the protesting students were still at home.

2012/2013 FUNAAB Institute of Human Resources Development, (INHURD)Part Time Lectures Has Commenced

Posted by Unknown | Wednesday, 19 December 2012 | Posted in Education, University News

We wish to inform all Students of The Federal University of Agriculture,Abeokuta [FUNAAB] that the academic management has sent out a memo that the educational institution lectures will commenced in her part-time programmes,. Which is being offered at the Institute of Human Resources Development [INHURD] for the 2012/2013 academic session.
While For all students of Funaab who are students of the Institute of Human Resources Development, they are all expected to download the lecture timetable online at FUNAAB official Web Page.Click Here To Download it In PDF.
Please be inform that the Institute of Human Resources Development part-time 1st semester timetable for the 2012/2013 academic session is in uploaded in ''PDF'' Format.
This would required a computer system to download and read the file.
Using this Platform, we are wishing all participants a wonderful and stress-free semester.

Imo State University Starts Ancillary Charges For Her Students! Imsu Students to Pay N31,000 For Ancillary Fee!

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education, University News

Latest Educational News reaching Us today is that the senates of Imo State University [IMSU] had after the first meeting with the New Vice Chancellor of the educational institution, Ukachukwu Awuzie had on Friday last week reveal some breaking News and Strong changes to IMSU students Fee.
Judging from Information being sent to us regarding the Changes being made in IMSU, every student of Imo State University, (indigene or non indigene) will have to pay a compulsory ancillary charges of between N25,000.00 To N31,000.00 depending on the student's department.
The IMSU compulsory ancillary payment is to be made next academic session regardless of the Imo state governor's free education policy.
And from what we know of, there is no Free Education in Imo State University for Imo Indigenes, this is coming Directly from A student in IMO STATE UNIVERSITY.

But It's believed that Education was supposed to be FREE.
But Seeing things lately, for this free education to be enjoy by the Indigenes of Imo State, Non-indigenes are to be charged an extra fee?
Governor Rochas and his cabinets didn't think things through before going to the press to get this cheap recognition?
One Question On Our Mind is this:
What is ancillary fee?
I just hope that the Imo State University students do follow their hearts.

2012/2013 National Open University of Nigeria Direct Entry Admission Requirements You Must Have!.

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education, University News

This is to inform all candidates who wants to apply for the National Open University of Nigeria, using the Direct Entry Medium, that below are the requirements/documents for admission into the programmes which are being offered at the National Open University Of Nigeria [NOUN].
B.SC. CO-OPERATIVES MANAGEMENT:
This is to notify all interested candidates that they are all expected to have any one of the following certificates Mentioned below:
1: Ordinary National Diploma (OND)
All Candidates must have an Upper Credit in any of these areas.
=Cooperative Studies.
=Marketing
=Banking and Finance
=Accounting.
2: Candidates Must have an NCE with a minimum of one (1)merit and two (2) passes.

Apart from Education, there are also some relevant subjects which includes:
=Accounting.
=Business Studies.
=Economics.
3: GCE Advanced Level, with at least two (2) credit passes.
With Relevant subjects which includes:
=Accounting.
=Business Management.
=Economics.
=Government.
B.SC. HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
This is to inform all interested candidates that they are all expected to have any one of the following listed below:
1. Ordinary National Diploma (OND)
Candidates must score Upper Credit in any of these areas mentioned below.
=Home Economics.
=Hotel and Catering Management.
=Hospitality Management.

2: NCE with a minimum of 1 merit and 2 passes.
Then Apart from Education, subjects to include are as follows:
=Home Economics.

3. GCE Advanced Level, with at least 2 credit passes.
Relevant subjects to include are as follows:
=Home Science and Management.
=Accounting.
=Business Management.
=Economics.
=Government.

B.SC. ENTREPRENEURIAL AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT.
This is to inform all interested applicants that they are all required to have any one of the following certificates mentioned below.
1. Ordinary National Diploma, OND (Upper Credit) in any of the following areas mentioned below.
=Business Studies.
=Business Administration.
=Marketing.
=Cooperative Studies.
2. NCE with a minimum of 1 merit and two (2) passes. Apart from Education, the subjects to include are as follows:
=Accounting.
=Business Studies.
=Economics.

3. GCE Advanced Level, with at least two (2) credit passes. Relevant subjects to include are mentioned below:
=Accounting.
=Business Management.
=Economics.
=Government.

B.SC. ACCOUNTING
This is to Notify all interested Candidates/Applicants that they are all required to have any one of the following mentioned below:
1: OND (Upper Credit) in:
=Accounting.

2: GCE Advanced Level, with at least two (2) credit passes. Relevant subjects to include ARE AS FOLLOWS:
=Accounting.
=Business Management.
=Economics.
=Government.

Please note that for further information, visit National Open University of Nigeria official website at:
www.noun.edu.ng
OR
www.nou.edu.ng

This Information is Signed by the Registrar, Mrs Josephine O. Akinyemi.

The American University of Nigeria [AUN] Yola Excludes Application Form Fee For All 2013 Applicants!

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education, University News

Latest information just reaching our Educational News Portal today is coming directly from all the American University of Nigeria (AUN),Yola, which is to say that, the application for admission fee of the University, As of 30th November 2012, has been waived!.
This is to say that all Spring 2013 applicants do not need to pay any fee to apply for Admission.
All applications should be done through the American University of Nigeria, Yola official website or via paper.
For further information regarding this publication, You are to visit the America University Of Nigeria [AUN] official website by clicking on the link which is provided below.
Americanuniversitynigeria.org

National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) First Year Examination Results Released + NOUN Graduating List Released!

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education, University News

Using this Platform, we wish to notify all students of the National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) that the school authority has just released the list of students who are graduating and the examination results of all 1st Year Students.
This is to say that all affected students can now proceed to check the Noun graduating list and the last semester examination results in their different respective centres across the country.

This is to say that all students can also access their results online by going to the National Open university of Nigeria official website at www.noun.edu.ng
Note that when the webpage loads up on your Computer system, you are to sign in with the required details and then click on the examination registration button.
After you have successfully clicked on the registration button, you will be directed to where you can see all the results.

GoodLuck To You All!.

University of Uyo, UNIUYO Post-Graduate Admission List For 2012/2013 Session Has Been Released

Posted by Unknown | | Posted in Education, University News

Using this Platform, we wish to inform all Aspirants of the University of Uyo [UNIUYO] that the educational institution management board has just released her post-graduate admission list of all candidates who are being offered provisional admission into the postgraduate programmes which are being offered by the Educational Institution for the 2012/2013 academic session.
The University of Uyo [UNIUYO] 2012/2013 postgraduate admission list has finally been uploaded online.
This is to inform all applicants who sat for the examination that they can now access their admission status from the UNIUYO official web portal.

Step By Step Guidelines On How To Check Uniuyo 2012/2013 PostGraduate Admission List!
However, note that you can only access the Uniuyo PG admission list from a computer system that has already acticte the PDF Reader and is connected to the Internet.
Note that before you can check the Admission list instantly, CLICK HERE To Download the Uniuyo PostGraduad Admission List.
Once More, a big Congratulation to all candidates whose name appear on the postgraduate admission list of the University of Uyo, Uniuyo.