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SUG PRESIDENT AND 4 OTHER EXCOS RUSTICATED IN UNIBEN

by Mayweather Oguine on February 05, 2018 inCampus, UNIBEN

For leading a protest against increase in school fees in the institution, the Senate of the University of Benin yesterday announced the rustication five of its students.

The Senate of University of Benin in a circular that went round the school earlier today has Rusticated the Student Union Government’s President, Ogbidi Osemudiamen also known as Osemu.com for 1year, the PRO, Goodnews Ehiabhi for 2 years, Jistis Aidenagbon, Innocent Momodu,  and Benjamin Majekodunmi.

On November last year, the leadership of Uninen SUG led other students to stage a peaceful protest after the school management increased various fees.

Whole three of the students were rusticated for one academic session, two of them are to remain at home for two academic session.
The affected students were also barred from holding any office in the campus or participate in student union activities.
According to a statement issued by the university press, they were rusticated after they had faced the Students’ Disciplinary Committee.

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The statement added that the protest organised by the SUG executives was meant to disrupt the 47th Founders Day lecture and 43rd Convocation ceremony of the institution.

However, some of the executive members escaped the hammer having been exonerated by the Senate.

They are Goodluck Aregbor, Miss Gory Charles, Mr. Eriamiatoe Austin Odia, Mr. Sylvester Asebofuh, Mr. Prince Imonitie, and Mr. Edward Evbuomwan Eguavoen.
Against this backdrop, the Vice President of SUG, Miss Frances Ifeoma Okogwa is to act pending when election would be conducted.

Public Relations Officer (PRO) of UNIBEN, Mr. Michael Osasuyi, said the students were rusticated because the university is to train students in learning and character.
According to him, any student that broke the law would be made to face the consequences.

Students Beg Federal Government To Intervene In SSANU, NASU And NAAT Strike

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has appealed to the Federal Government to intervene in the ongoing strike embarked by the Joint Action Committee(JAC) of the Non-academic staff union of Nigerian universities.

Mr Aruna Kadiri, NANS President made the appealed at a news conference on Monday in Abuja.

The associations that make up JAC include the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU).

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The unions embarked on an Indefinite nationwide strike on Dec 10, 2017 over non-implementation of agreement entered with the Federal Government in 2009 and 2017.

We are urging the Federal Government as a matter of urgency within 14 DAYS to do the needful for JAC (SSASNU, NASU and NAAT) to suspend the industrial action. Failure to comply with our demands will lead to mass mobilisation of Nigerian students and union leaders to occupy the streets of Abuja.

NASU Strike: Why they missed the point – ASUU

Interviews •
ASUU , Dr. Aniekan Sampson...
• February 2, 2018
Dr. Aniekan Sampson Brown is the dean students Affairs of the University of Uyo and immediate past chairman of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) University of Uyo, chapter. Before he bowed out as chairman last week, he spoke to the newsmen on the current strike embarked upon by the Non Academic Staff Union of Universities (NASU), maintaining that NASU has no basis to go on strike. ESSEH IKORA presents the excerpts:
Lectures are ongoing while NASU is on strike, one would have thought that ASUU in the spirit of unionism would join in the strike, what is the position of ASUU?
As lecturers in the university system, our job is to teach the students, that is what we are doing. We have access to learning and teaching materials. We have access to the keys. We have taken up our responsibilities, just to get our own job done. We are not NASU. We are not on strike. We are not sure of why NASU are on strike, otherwise we would have joined in the strike in the spirit of unionism. In the campus you hear of JAC (Joint Action Committee) which is made up of Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU), Non- Academic Senior Staff Union of Universities (NASU), and the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) you will not have ASUU there. There are some dichotomies that have been factored into the strike. ASSU is an organized labour union. The concept of sympathy strike, we have to be informed. We operate as a union. The directive to go on strike has to come from the headquarters of our union. As we speak, JAC is on strike not ASUU. I don’t know the basis of the strike. You have some of them saying that they are obvious of the fact that they are working in the same with ASSU why should the government give them certain amount of money without giving them same. As Chairman of ASUU I cannot tell you why they are on strike. Normally, when ASUU embarks on strike action, we do our own best to communicate with the other unions.

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One of the Complaints is that their members are not paid Earned allowance, what is Earned Allowance and who is qualified to earn it?

The basis of Earned Academic Allowance is predicated on been earned. That means it is not for everybody, not all academic staff earn it, you must be able to earn it. For instance, teaching services allowance, supervision allowance and excess work allowance among others. The excess work allowance is computed in the instance of the credit hours you teach. The number of students you teach, the number of lecturers who participated in the teaching, determines it. Earned Allowance varies from department to department, faculty to faculty. It is possible to have people who are professors in the university, yet, they didn’t earn it, yet they have not withdrawn their services.

Another form of earned allowance is the responsibility allowance. If you are one of those you are not entitled to earn it. It is not a general allowance and people must prove where it is earned. If you are teaching two students for instance, you are not entitled to earn any excess allowance because you are not doing any excess work. Every additional student to the programme, the government pays the lecturer excess allowance as agreed to by the Federal Government in 2009 agreement. That is where NASU has missed it. As Chairman of ASUU, I know of professors who merely work, they are not factored into earned which NASU is compelling the government to pay because they don’t merit it.

Sir, why the disparity?

Government pays members of JAC overtime allowances and no ASUU member is complaining. Our union is that of intellectual, we run along with extended agreement and principles.

What is your advice to the Federal government?

It is a decision on the realities of public universities. Public universities the world over you will agree with me that, beyond academic staff in the university, others are support staff. I will want government to stand up with the height of responsibility to let Nigerians know the context of university system, and on that note it would shock you that as we speak academic staff are not paid hazard allowance but NASU members are been paid hazard into our agreement of 2009 we don’t bother. Government should take the responsibility by letting the system know how the system should run.

UNN Orientation Exercise 2017/2018 Announced

This is to inform all newly admitted candidates of University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) that the management of the university has announced the date for the commencement of the 2017/2018 Orientation Exercise.

According to the information released by the management of the university, the 2017/2018 Orientation programme will hold as follows;

UNN Matriculation Ceremony 2017/2018 Announced

This is to inform the new students of University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) and the entire University Community that the 44th Matriculation Ceremony of the University  for 2017/2018 academic session has been announced.

The Matriculation Ceremony will take place on Saturday, February 10, 2018 in various Faculties at all the Campuses of the University. This will make all new student full members of the University.

Breaking: Buhari renames university after Alex Ekwueme

• Federal government renames had renamed the federal university Ndufu Alike to Alex Ekwueme Federal University.
•  reports reaching us that the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo made the announcement on Friday, February 2, during the funeral service of the late elder statesman, 
• Dr Alex Ekwueme Family, friends, and well-wishers including government officials among other dignitaries were present at the event which is ongoing in his hometown in Oko, Anambra state
•  Former President Goodluck Jonathan and his wife, Patience, as well as former vice president Namadi Sambo are among those present at the event. 
• State governors in attendance include Willie Obiano (Anambra), Rochas Okorocha (Imo), Ifeanyi Okowa (Delta), Okezie Ikpeazu (Abia), and Akinwunmi Ambode (Lagos) among others.

5 Important Things You Need To Know About JAMB 2018

1) Registration Deadline

JAMB 2018 process is ongoing, the registration which began on 6th of December will be closing by 6th February.

2) Mistake in JAMB registration
in case of mistake/loss of profile: to correct error in name send the (correct surname, first name, middle name) to 55019 as a text message from the same mobile number used in the registration. to retrieve lost profile code, send (RESEND) to 55019.

3) Exam date
The exam date is scheduled from 9th - 17th March, all candidates are expected to come with the required materials.

4) Subject combination
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University of Ibadan tops 2018 Webometric ranking of Nigerian universities

Professor Idowu Olayinka, VC, University of Ibadan

NIGERIA’S premier university, University of Ibadan, has again confirmed its lead position by ranking as the topmost university in the country in the January edition of the 2018 Webometrics.

It, however, ranks 1099 in the world (still the only Nigerian university in the top 1000 bracket in the world).

University of Ibadan is trailed in the second position by the Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State (the only private university in the top 46 bracket) and the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, in the third position.

Covenant University and Obafemi Awolowo University rank 2,140th and 2,267th in the world respectively.

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), University of Lagos (UNILAG), Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) and the Federal University of Technology, Minna rank fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh positions respectively.

Nigeria’s most subscribed university, University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) ranks eigth in Nigeria and 3,118th globally; followed by the Federal University of Technology Akure (ninth Nigeria, 3176 world) and the University of Benin (10th Nigeria, 3512).

Others are University of Port Harcourt (11th, 3535th); Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (12th, 3,638th); and the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (13th, 3665th).

Despite being held down by protracted and debilitating industrial crisis last year, the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, still got rated as the best state university in the current Webometric ranking, 14th in the country and 3680th in the world.

Bayero University, Kano (15th, 3760th); Lagos State University (16th, 3807th); University of Uyo (17th, 3823rd ); University of Calabar (18th,4153rd); Nnamdi Azikiwe University (19th, 4277th) and the University of Jos (20th, 4323rd) complete the top 20 on the list).

The next best performing private university after Covenant (which is ranked second best university in Nigeria) is the Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, on the 21st position and 4329th in the world.

The University of Maiduguri, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State; American University of Nigeria, Yola, Adamawa State and Federal University of Oye-Ekiti are ranked 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th respectively in Nigeria. The  ranked polytechnic is the Auchi Polytechnic 48th in Nigeria and 8623rd institution in the world; followed by the Yaba College of Technology (65th Nigeria, 10,911th world) and The Polytechnic, Ibadan (77th Nigeria, 12,202nd world).

*Update on the on going *SSANU*, *NASU, NAAT *Strike.*

FG threatens to invoke ‘no work, no pay’ against SSANU, NASU, NAAT

Federal Government has threatened to invoke Section 43 of the Trade Dispute Act of the labour law against the three non-teaching staff of universities, who have been on strike since December 2017.
The Joint Action Committee, JAC, which comprised Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU; Non Academic Staff Union of Educational Institutions, NASU, and National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT, embarked on strike over alleged failure of government to keep its own part of the agreement with the unions.
The Section 43 of Trade Dispute Act has recommended what it called “no work, no pay,” although labour law and International Labour Organisation, ILO, Convention make provisions for labour union to embark on strike to demand for their rights.

Speaking exclusively to Vanguard on the lingering strike embarked upon by the non-teaching staff in the universities,  Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, stated that the strike was illegal, claiming that the unions went contrary to the agreement reached by the two parties.

He said: “They are on strike and it is an illegal strike because you go on a strike, reach a collective bargaining agreement and then you were not quick in accessing the money and the other union, ASUU accessed plenty of it, about 70 per cent or 80 per cent of it, I don’t know, and then you return and say you are going on strike, it is illegal.

“We don’t want to bring hardship to homes but I am inviting them to come back because if they don’t come back, I will invoke Section 43 of the Trade Dispute Act, but I don’t want them to be the first group of unions that I will invoke that because if I do so, the story will not be palatable.”

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5 things you can do before NYSC to keep life interesting

When you find your post-graduate life getting boring while waiting for NYSC posting, gear up yourself with these five tips Let's first congratulate you in advance if you're still in your final year.
For those who have written their final exams and have poured water on one another to wash their graduation, congratulations and three gbosa for you all.
It's not easy to be a graduate.
I hope you guys didn't forget to answer the number one question in the exams. Yea, that compulsory question that carries 20 marks.
So, now that you've graduated, you must surely be missing your friends, the lecturers and all the campus fun.
Sitting at home, waiting for NYSC posting now seems more boring than watching a paint dry.
But life shouldn't be so boring after graduation. You can spice things up with these five post graduate engagement.
1. Catch up with the TV series you've misse Now that you have no assignment and project supervisor to chase you around, you can relax and enjoy the series you've always wanted to watch without feeling guilty. So,  instead of sleeping away your idleness, get yourself those interesting series and occupy yourself with fun.

2. Read some books
While waiting for NYSC posting, you can start reading books about your field of interest. This, instead of sleeping all day will expand your knowledge in that field.

3. Learn something new
Of course, your degree shouldn't be the end of learning. Having spent four, five or seven years (depending on the course) studying a course in the university or polytechnic, you can still learn something new and very interesting.
With so much free time between your graduation and NYSC posting, you can learn a new language, new skill, and instrument. And guess what...the new skill set can be added to your CV.

4. Make some friends
Hey, you don't have to hole up in your room all day waiting for NYSC posting, if you aren't watching any series or reading any book, just throw yourself out there and make new friends.

5. Travel
Travel, travel just travel. Visit old friends, go to neighboring states you've not been before. Leave your community and see life in other areas. Travelling gives you the opportunity to know about other places. Just travel and enjoy yourself.

5 bad academic habits you have to get rid of

Certain habits affect students academic performances, if you have any of his five habits, you need to get rid of it.

These 5 productive habits that can help you survive higher institutions can get you going on campus  (Lie Happy Magazine)

• A lot of students have the desire to graduate  with first class degree.
• Many want to improve on their academic performance and start getting good grades in both tests and exams.
• But they aren't giving proper attention to those delightful actions that affect our academic output.
• Perhaps, you don't realize that, that moment you play away take a toll on your grades... in a way.
• But I am sure you care about your grades and this is why this piece is put together to remind the habits that slowly eat up your grades.
• 1. Procrastination
• So many students are guilty of this habit (you are guilty too). Do you remember how many times you've delayed an assignment you could have finished in one hour?
• Hesitating to complete a task on a time is a very bad academic habits students need to avoid.
• You can get rid of this by organizing and scheduling your school work using  apps like google  calendar 
• 2. Not having enough sleep
• Sleeping late is becoming a culture you know. You always want to see an episode or two of that fantastic series. After that, you go to Twitter to see who is trending and the victims of savage tweet replies.
• By the time you're done, it is almost midnight and you are too weak to revise what you learn. You, therefore, wake up tired and then go for lectures with little or no enthusiasm.
• 3. You'll probably not understand the lectures.
• But hey, let these not affect your academic dreams, you can enjoy your movies and social media and still have your sound sleep.
• 3. Playing away the weekend
• Your weekend is the best time for you relax, regain your strength and prepare for a new week. You can play as much as you want but you don't have to play your weekend away like a game.
• Instead of devoting the whole weekend to watching matches, catching fun and spending a good time with friends, you'll do well to get a little more studious and complete some assignments.
• 4. Not paying attention in the class
• One of the things Nigerian lecturers dislike to see in their lecture room is to see students that are not paying attention to their lectures.
• This habit has earned some students their lecturer's wrath because the lecture could not understand why students would be disturbing his class while he is teaching.
• 5. Skipping Classes
• When the bad academic habit gets to the points that you begin to skip classes, your grades will likely drop in a way you never imagine.
• It may be excused to skip a class when you're very tired...just take your time and attend to yourself...go to the school clinic. But, if you deliberately skip classes, it may reflect on your grades.
• Take this seriously and compare your grades to the previous ones. You'll thank me later.

5 materials JAMB banned for 2018 UTME

Materials JAMB banned: JAMB has banned 2018 UTME candidates from coming to the exam hall with some items. If you are writing this exam, don’t go to exam hall with these five things. The 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination is around the corner, and as part of efforts to curb malpractice in the examination, JAMB has set new strategies in place. According to JAMB, CCTV cameras and electronic jammers will be installed across all CBT centres in the country to deactivate mobile networks.
JAMB has also announced that all lens detectors will also be made available in all centres to check all eyeglasses.
Due to these new strategies, the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board has banned and warned candidates from coming to centres with these items.

1. Wristwatches.
JAMB says it has discovered that during the conduct of the 2017 UTME, electronic devices including wristwatches and other devices were used to perpetrate examination malpractice.
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“So, for next year, (2018) we have banned the use of wristwatches and pens by candidates and other persons in the examination hall. JAMB said.

2. Writing materials
There is no need to go to exam hall with pens, pencils, erasers, and sharpeners since the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination is now computer based.

3. Spectacles
Any candidates going for the 2018 UTME is not expected to wear spectacles as JAMB listed eyeglasses as part of the banned items.
This according to JAMB Registrar, Prof Is-haq Oloyede is the reason the exam body install lens detector in all CBT centres.
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He said, “the lens detectors will also be made available at all centres to find out the status of all eyeglasses if a candidate or anyone must go in with it.

4. Mobile phone
Your mobile phone too is not allowed to be taken to the CBT centres. According to JAMB, your phones will be deactivated if you bring it to the exam hall.
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To all the CBT centres, the rule this year is that electronic jammers will be installed across all the centres to deactivate all mobile phone networks because we have seen what many of them have done with phones and other electronic tools”

5. Calculators
Just like other electronic devices, JAMB has banned the use of calculators in the UTME exam hall.

2018 UTME: Know The Right UTME/O'level Subject Combination For Your Course

With the end of the 2018 UTME registration just two weeks away, we believe the number of registrations in the remaining days will be quite intense.

However, we understand that most candidates are still finding it difficult to match their intended course of study with the right UTME and O'level subjects requirements.

One of the first steps to your admission success is choosing the right subjects combinations for your intended course of study.

Each course of study has a specific O’level and UTME Subjects requirements you must meet before you are admitted to study that course. What works for an Engineering course won’t work for a medical course.

No school will admit you to study a course you do not have the requirements for. Even if your name manage to make it to the school's admission list, you will be disqualified during the screening, verification or clearance process.

We therefore advise all candidates who will be registering for their UTME in the coming days to ensure they first go through the online jamb brochure to be able to know the courses available in each higher institution, the O’level and UTME Subject combination or requirements for the courses. The Myschool online JAMB Brochure is quite easy to use.

If you are still a bit confused about the O’level requirements of the course you wish to study in any institution. You can post the name of the institution, course, your O’level subjects and UTME Subjects you intend to sit for.

Enlightened Myschoolers will help you determine if you are good to go or not. An Admin will equally respond to you if necessary.

Feel free to use the comment box, 

Goodluck!

2017 Admission Deadline: 99% of tertiary institutions complied - JAMB

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has stated that the level of compliance by tertiary institutions to its January 25th admission deadline was 99 percent.

About 1 percent of the tertiary institutions were unable to meet the deadline though no reason was given for this.

Also the names of instkitutions that comply and the ones that did not comply were not mentioned. We equally do not know if any sanction will be given to schools that did not comply as this was not disclosed by the board.

Dr Benjamin, stressed that a uniform deadline became necessary to enusre that Academic Calendar is adhered to.

He urged candidates who have gained admissions into various institutions and are yet to register or do not have admissions by January 25 to begin making preparations for the 2018 UTME.

PRESS RELEASE FROM THE DESK OF THE PRESIDENT, STUDENTS' UNION GOVERNMENT OF THE GREAT UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA

HOSTELS HAVE BEEN OPENED

When your struggle is consistent and genuine, your victory is always assured, because the spirit of Aluta always succeed.

Just this morning, the number one student servant of the great university of Abuja was on the move to all the hostels as promised to ensure that the hostel are opened for students.

After much engagement with the management, I can authoritatively tell you that HOSTELS HAVE BEEN OPENED for students to stay.

Finally, it's worthy to note that the condition of the hostels may not be perfect as the staff of NASU are on strike, we also urge the students on ground to maintain decorum, certain prinples will be employed to make sure the hostels are habitable, endeavour to corporate with the Hostel Representatives on ground that is enabbling peaceful coexistence in the hostels and its environs.

Kindly, report any observation or inconvenience to the hostel representatives. SUG EXCOS and the representatives are always available to respond to your needs immediately as we are all here to serve you. Thank you

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Signed:
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99% of tertiary institutions comply with January 25 admission deadline - JAMB - Vanguard News

By Joseph Erunke
ABUJA – THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, said yesterday that the level of compliance by tertiary institutions to its January 25 admission deadline was 99 percent.


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SSANU, NASU, NAAT strike: NANS appeals to FG to intervene

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has appealed to the Federal Government to intervene in the ongoing strike embarked by the Joint Action Committee(JAC) of the Non-academic staff union of Nigerian universities.

NANS President, Chinonso Obasi
Mr Aruna Kadiri, NANS President made the appealed at a news conference on Monday in Abuja.
The associations that make up JAC include the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU).
It would be recalled that unions embarked on an indefinite nationwide strike on Dec 10, 2017 over non-implementation of agreement entered with the Federal Government in 2009 and 2017.
“We are urging the Federal Government as a matter of urgency within 14 days to do the needful for JAC (SSASNU, NASU and NAAT) to suspend the industrial action.
“Failure to comply with our demands will lead to mass mobilisation of Nigerian students and union leaders to occupy the streets of Abuja.
“We are also urging JAC to shift ground so as to see a final solution to the impasse as when two elephants fight it is the grass that suffers.
“We also want to appeal to the leadership of JAC to look into institutions that have peculiar cases which are about to start exams and backwardness in academic calendar and temper justice with mercy.
“As anything that will distract the exams will affect the academic calendar of most institutions that are academically backward as well as the students’ academic performances,” he said.
Kadiri also said that the association frowned with dismay over the insincerity of government in handing the labour crisis in the Nigerian universities that had led to the loss of lives of students and property.
He added that the ongoing strike had caused more harm.
He listed one of the harms to include the inability of students that had been mobilised for NYSC to get their testimonials to report for camp for example University of Jos.
According to him, students are becoming idle at home due to some universities that are totally shutdown, adding that the students now indulge in all sorts of social vices at home.
“Institutions that are about writing exams are now under threat by non-teaching staff of such institutions.
“That is why we are pleading with the government and the unions to shift ground, ‘’he said.
He further called on the Nigerian students to be patient and also show solidarity in the struggle to call off the strike.