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Babcock University Postpones Online Examination for 2nd Semester, 2019/2020 Session

he Management of the Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State has postponed its online second-semester examination after many students were unable to take their papers on Monday and Tuesday. According to a statement by the institution’s Registrar, Prof. Jonathan Nwosu, the examination was postponed till May 18 because of technical hitches despite the availability of requisite facilities.

The statement reads: “Babcock University, unfortunately, wishes to inform you all that the conduct of the second semester examinations is hereby deferred.

“This is due to extraneous technical hitches beyond the control of the university.  Be informed that the university has sophisticated computer hardware resources, specifically dedicated, to accommodate all that is needed for this exercise.  We have functional 32-core processor blade server, 512 GB RAM, sufficient SSD storage and other necessary accessories capable of handling resources required to conduct the examinations.  However, the good news is that our on-ground technical team and foreign consultants have almost finished sorting out the much regretted situation.”

It was gathered that some of the students experienced difficulties taking the examination after logging on to the portal at the scheduled times on Monday and Tuesday.

According to the registrar, a revised timetable for the rescheduled examination would be released on May 15 ahead of May 18.

He, however, said that those students who successfully had their examination on Tuesday would not have to repeat it.

“Please be informed that those who have successfully completed the 8am-10am examination of today, Tuesday, May 12, shall not be allowed to retake the examinations, as they shall be disabled, while those who could not successfully complete theirs are guaranteed of another opportunity,” he said.

UI Provides Learning Resources For Newly Admitted Students, 2019/2020 Session

The University of Ibadan (UI) has made provisions for some learning resources to keep all newly admitted students (100 level) for 2019/2020 session intellectually engaged during this period of the COVID-19 lockdown. We have also provided resources on general physical wellness. Please be free to explore.

The resources can be accessed. using the URL below (click on or copy & paste to a browser).

UI Provides Learning Resources For Newly Admitted Students, 2019/2020 Session

http://lms.ui.edu.ng/course/index.php?categoryid=36

Below is the first screen you will see


After clicking on ‘Log in’, you will see the screen below:


Your Username is your JAMB registration number. Ensure that the letters are in lowercases, e.g. 90001111yz

Your initial Password is New2020@UI

You will be prompted to change the password to proceed. The password must have at least 8 characters, at least 1 digit, at least 1 lower case letter, at least 1 upper case letter and at least 1 non-alphanumeric character: e.g. AM4wonder*

If you have any difficulty to log in, kindly send an email to lmssupport@ui.edu.ng indicating your JAMB registration number and surname in the message.

Note: Log in details may be reviewed when you officially commence your studies in UI.

Have a good time learning.

University Management

FG Has Not Fixed Date For Resumption of Schools - Minister of State for Education

The Federal Government has said that it has not fixed any date for the resumption of school nationwide despite the announcement of a gradual ease of the lockdown in Lagos, FCT and Ogun State by President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday. This was disclosed by the Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, on Tuesday in Abuja at the 21st joint national briefing of the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19

According to him, the Federal Ministry of Education could not give any date now when schools would be resuming across the country. He also explained that the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has not cancelled its external examinations as students will still have to go and take them when the government is sure that students are no longer in danger of contracting the virus.

FG Has Not Fixed Date For Resumption of Schools - Minister of State for Education

“The Federal Government is not ready to put children at risk by opening schools. “The President actually addressed the issue of the opening of the economy gradually. Until that is done, we cannot foresee or immediately tell you when all the schools will be reopened. “It will not be proper for us to simply give you a date. It has to be in tandem with these opening terms. We don’t want to put our children at risk. None of these schools can function on their own without the society.

“On the question of children promoting to the next class, those exams will happen when we are satisfied that the children have learnt what is enough for them to move. “For those who are in the exit classes of junior basic and senior secondary schools, we are preparing them and will continue to. “This will go on until we are sure that they are equipped for the external examinations. “The West African Examinations Council has not cancelled their external exams. It was postponed indefinitely.

“This indefinite nature is so that we can get a definite date. Students will still have to go and take those exams when we are sure that we have taken good care of the pupils.”  He stated.

Lecturers Threatens Strike Action Over Delayed Salary, Alleged Illegal Deductions | College of Education

The Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU) has called on the Federal Government to urgently address the obvious challenges in the payment of its members through the Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System (IPPIS) platform or face industrial action from the union.

According to the President of COEASU, Comrade Nuhu Ogirima,some of these challenges include, reduction of the Peculiar Earned, delay in salary payment, Academic Allowance (PEAA) paid to lecturers, deduction of tax not negotiated with union, and non-remittance of check-off dues to the union among others. He said the anomalies have reinforced the earlier misgivings and opposition of the Union to the enrollment of its members on the IPPIS platform.

He said the lecturers are facing non-payment of April 2020 salary, as at 11th May, without explanation from the government officials, saying not even enquires by the union from the Office of the Accountant General of the Federal (OAGF) has elicited any response.

He also pointed out the government has not kept to its promise on the payment of staff on other services, especially some of the staff on sabbatical leave who have not been included on the payroll.

He added that the same plight is being faced by some of the lecturers on study leave abroad, while some others, especially in Federal Capital Territory College of Education (COE), Zuba, who are yet to get their full salaries restored.

2020/2021 JAMB Change Of Course & Institution Form Is Out

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) have enabled the portal for JAMB 2020 Change of Course/Institution Form. This process is to enable candidates’ effect the needed changes in their earlier selected course and/or institution.

JAMB Change of Course/Institution Form 2019

 

Why Candidates Apply for JAMB Change of Course/Institution

There are obviously three good reasons why a candidate may need to change his/her jamb choice of course or institution or both:

LOW JAMB SCORE: After the release of Jamb results, the next thing to face is admission screening exercise and admissions. Now take for instance that someone applied for a federal university of technology, Minna who will probably fix a cut-off mark of 200 and above; if such candidate scored less than 200, it simply means he/she has lost the admission. In this case the change of institution to a state-owned/private University becomes necessary. State universities generally fix cut-off marks below 200.

INCOMPLETE O”LEVEL RESULTS: In this case candidates who may have ran into deficiency of required credit passes in some key/relevant subjects may decide to go for change of course to accommodate themselves.

MISTAKES DURING REGISTRATION: Was there a mistake while filling your registration by either you or the business/cyber cafe? With this help, you can now correct any errors made during registration of your course or institution.

OTHER CHALLENGE: These includes several factors ranging from finance, change in Geographical locations, Parent’s suggestions, Fear of Tribal differences, etc. Such cases treated under this heading result to change of institution.

N/B: Change of course and institution can only be done once and you can only change to a course relating to your UTME Subject combination.

All JAMB candidate who made mistakes while filling form online are to note that they can now make corrections for the following categories:

  1. Names Correction (Correction can only be done once)
  2. Passport Photograph Correction (Correction can only be done once)
  3. Gender Correction (Correction can only be done once)
  4. UTME Subjects Correction (Correction can only be done once)
  5. State/LGA Correction (Correction can only be done once)
  6. Profile Correction (Correction can only be done once)
  7. Choice of Institution/Course Correction (Correction can only be done twice with separate payments)

NB: Changes for Course/Institution, Names, Date of Birth, Gender, State/LGA of Origin are N2,500 (two thousand five hundred naira only).

JAMB Change of Course/Institution Correction Guide

Follow the lead below to change your course or institution successfully

1. Go to JAMB portal at http://www.jamb.org.ng/efacility/.

2. Login with your Email and Password.

3. Click on ‘Application for Correction of Data’ from the list of services on the left side.

4. Form the drop down, select the one you wish to correct i.e. Course/Institution, Names, Date of Birth, Gender, State/LGA of Origin.

Practical Guide on How to Change Course/Institution.

1. Go to JAMB portal at http://www.jamb.org.ng/efacility/.

JAMB Change of Course/Institution Form 2018

2. Login with your Email and Password.

JAMB Change of Course/Institution Form 2018

3. Click on ‘Application for Correction of Data’ from the list of services on the left side.

JAMB Change of Course/Institution Form 2018

4. Form the drop down, select the one you wish to correct i.e. Course/Institution, Names, Date of Birth, Gender, State/LGA of Origin.

JAMB Change of Course/Institution Form 2018

5. Proceed to payment portal via remita.

JAMB Change of Course/Institution Form 2018

6. Final step – Make payment and gain access to edit your previous errors during UTME registration.

I guess, its pretty easy…


Make sure you share this guide with others.

The window for correction UTME subjects combination is currently available.

You can effect the change of course/institution from your mobile phone/home/ CBT Centres.

Closing Date: Not yet available

Latest WAEC Syllabus for All Subjects 2020

Are you in need of the latest syllabus to get you fired up for the coming West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE)? If yes, your search ends here



These syllabus are your guide to tackling WAEC questions and also expose you to nearly everything you need to know about the subjects you registered for. They are well-organized, specific and detailed. They are a form of communication between the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and candidates preparing for their exams.

We also discovered the reasons for poor performance in WAEC examinations every year. Our discovery led us to understand that poor performance in WASSCE are the results of students’ lack of knowledge of common pitfalls, coupled with inadequate coverage of syllabus and non-familiarity with test format.

So instead of searching for expo every time, why not prepare well by availing yourself with the necessary materials to excel. So, we have compiled the syllabus of some major subjects in WAEC for candidates preparing for May/June, Jan/Feb and Nov/Dec WASSCE. Some of the subjects include General Mathematics, Further Mathematics, English Language, Literature – in – English,  Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Biology, Chemistry, Physics,  Agricultural Science, Government, Economics, Geography, Civic Education, Christian Religious Studies,  Islamic Studies, Financial Accounting, Commerce and many more.


Study To Show Yourself Approved.

WAEC Syllabus.

Click on the link representing the subject you want to access syllabus.


The syllabi above are the latest ones released by WAEC. They are for both School Candidates (May/June) and Private Candidates (Jan/Feb & Nov/Dec GCE).

If there is/are any subject(s) not included here, drop it/them in the comments section. We will upload it/them here latest 48hrs.

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The WAEC and NECO examinations for 2020 have been indefinitely postponed by the federal government - The decision to suspend the major examinations was due to the coronavirus pandemic in the country - FG says provisions have been made for online learning as schools will still be under lock and key amid Covid-19 threats As the world continues the battle with the Covid-19 pandemic, the federal government has indefinitely postponed the Senior School Certificate Examinations (SSCE) for 2020. Emeka Nwajubu, minister of state for education, on Tuesday, April 21, made the disclosure in Abuja while reeling out the federal government's education roadmap during coronavirus period, The Cable reports. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1323119-coronavirus-fg-postpones-waec-neco-exams-indefinitely.html
The WAEC and NECO examinations for 2020 have been indefinitely postponed by the federal government - The decision to suspend the major examinations was due to the coronavirus pandemic in the country Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1323119-coronavirus-fg-postpones-waec-neco-exams-indefinitely.html
The WAEC and NECO examinations for 2020 have been indefinitely postponed by the federal government - The decision to suspend the major examinations was due to the coronavirus pandemic in the country Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1323119-coronavirus-fg-postpones-waec-neco-exams-indefinitely.html
The WAEC and NECO examinations for 2020 have been indefinitely postponed by the federal government - The decision to suspend the major examinations was due to the coronavirus pandemic in the country Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1323119-coronavirus-fg-postpones-waec-neco-exams-indefinitely.html

May/June 2020 examination not cancelled


The West African Examinations Council has denied cancelling the 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Examination for school candidates.

The Head of National Office, WAEC, Nigeria, Mr Patrick Areghan, in a statement on Sunday urged Nigerians to disregard the fake publication circulating on social media.

 “Our attention has been drawn to a fake publication circulating in the social media, to the effect that the West African Examinations Council had cancelled the conduct of the WASSCE for school candidates, 2020 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and was, therefore, set to refund the sum of N22,500.00 to candidates who had enrolled for the examination.

“The publication is patently false and deceitful. It is nothing but the handiwork of mischief makers who are out to defraud innocent and unsuspecting candidates and their parents/guardians. This piece of news is certainly not from the West African Examinations Council. It falls short of the Council’s style, language and factual details. They got it all wrong.

“The examination was supposed to start in Nigeria on April 6, 2020 and not April 15, 2020, as stated by the authors. The examination fee is N13,950.00 only, not N22,500.00. It is, therefore, not reasonable to refund candidates an amount higher than what they had paid to register for the examination.”

Again added that the examination body has not announced the cancellation of the 2020 WASSCE but only announced a postponement until normalcy is restored.