ATBU Students Protest Lack Of Power And Water Supply As Semester Exams Draw Close

At at the time we received this report, the protesting students have already sealed the main gate and all attempt to calm them down has so far proved abortive as they demand the presence of the Vice Chancellor.

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Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education has extended the deadline

Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education has extended the deadline of her on-going Admissions Screening Exercise by Two weeks. The new deadline is Wednesday the 25th of October, 2017. This deadline extension will allow more time for candidates to conclude their registration for the admission screening exercise.

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Public Announcement

It has been brought to the notice of the management of Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Owerri that some persons MR. EDENOKUN WILLIAMS with UBA account number 2089791657, FidalityBank account number 6238543134, phone numbers:07037870706;09036233246 and MR. OSAGIEDE ODION PETER with FIRST BANK account number 3107754959 have been parading themselves online as the AUTHORISED REGISTRAR of Sure Foundation Polytechnic and defrauding prospective applicants and the general public of TEN THOUSAND NAIRA (N 10,000.00) per candidate as application fee into our polytechnic

We hereby warn the general public by this announcement that the said MR. EDENOKUN WILLIAMS and MR. OSAGIEDE ODION PETER are not members of staff of Sure Foundation Polytechnic nor do they in any capacity whatsoever represent our polytechnic hence THEY ARE FRAUDSTERS. Any person(s) associating with him does so to his/her own detriment.
Admission details and other relevant Information about our polytechnic can be found on our website www.sfp.edu.ng and through any of our social media channels (www.facebook.com/SureFoundationPolytechnic; Twitter: @SFPolytechnic; Whatsapp: 0806 425 7940)
Our prospective students and the general public should please take note.
Signed
Management

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JAMB Explains Why CCTV Cameras Are Needed For 2017 UTME

Registrar and Chief Executive of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, has emphasized on the reason the board will be using Closed Circuit Television Cameras for the conduct of 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

According to him, this is a part of the measures aimed at preventing examination malpractice during the UTME.

“We believe that certain things should be done.

For example, we are conducting the Computer-Based Test, I’m not aware of anywhere in the world where you do the CBT without CCTV. If you are not caught during the examination, you can be caught after the examination because the whole thing will be under coverage.

He further mentioned that operators of the CBT centres who fail to comply with the order to install CCTV cameras prior to the examination may not be accredited for the UTME.

He advised parents candidates against falling victims to fraudsters as the UTME forms are not yet on sale.

Concerning when the examination will commence, the JAMB boss stated that he cannot say categorically when it will commence but it will commence sooner than later.

In his words, “I can say clearly that I don’t know when we are going to start the sales of forms. All we want to do is to make sure that things that ought to be in place are in place. I cannot tell you exactly when it will be, but I know that sales will commence sooner than later. Why am I saying so? For instance, we are meeting with the heads of other examination bodies.

“We don’t want a situation where pupils will be put under pressure to give up either West African Senior School Certificate Examination or National Examination Council or any other examination whenever they are taking place simultaneously. That is one of the things we want to avoid.

“Secondly, if we hold our examination at a time when students are not ready, the result we get is a high rate of failure. Our examination is a ranking examination, not an achievement examination. This is why we are saying that it is not to extend the validity because the test is to be taken just once."

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JAMB 2017: Factors To Consider Before Choosing Exam Centre

As we wait for the commencement of the 2017 UTME registration, we are taking our time to give out the necessary information that every JAMB candidate ought to know before registration commences.

Today, we will be giving out information on factors to consider before choosing your examination centre i.e the state and local government you intend to sit for the examination.

Over the years, it has been discovered that most JAMB candidates proceed to choose their examination centres without considering some important factors.

Before you choose your exam centre, consider the proximity of the location i.e how close the centre is to your location, this is a very important factor to consider in order to avoid arriving late to the centre on the exam.

If there is any reason why you have to choose such a centre, then you should go to your exam location at least a day before the exam.

On the other hand, student who may have reasons why they must be at the exam centre on the day of the exam, should endeavor to leave as early as possible to avoid getting stuck in a traffic or some other unforseen hinderances.

Candidates should not choose a centre because they have friends who have chosen same centre; your friend might have a favourable reason why he/she chose the centre.It is advisable to choose centres that are convenient for you.

This is the reason you should endeavor to register for the UTME on time. Candidates who are involved in late registration may end up in centres not favourable to them.

Meanwhile, 2017 UTME registration is yet to commence. We urge all the aspirants to keep calm while we look forward to the commencement of the 2017 UTME registration date.

We will bring the information to you the moment it commences officially.

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ATM and Credit card payment for fees (ND and HND morning)

ATM and Credit card payment for fees (ND and HND morning)

Pay your School fee, Acceptance, Supplementary and other fees online using your ATM card.
To complete the process, kindly follow the steps below using your iPad, smartphones or PC:
1. Student updates his/her profile on http://portal.fpno.edu.ng/nekede/
2. To login, the student enters his/her portal ID and password in the boxes provided on the login page.
3. After a successful login, select fee type and click on generate invoice.
4. On the generated invoice page, click on the link ”Click here to pay online with Credit or ATM Card ” .
5. After successful payment, the student prints his/her receipt.

Instruction: Please, secure your password to avoid unauthorised access to your online account.
For further support visit the ICT department or call +2347032188686.

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