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Al-Hikmah University Celebrates 20th Anniversary and 14th Convocation Ceremony

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Al-Hikmah University Celebrates 20th Anniversary and 14th Convocation Ceremony | CampusConnectNG Al-Hikmah University, Ilorin, invites you to its 20th anniversary and 14th convocation ceremony. This significant milestone reflects two decades of

FUDMA Announces New Date for 2024/2025 Matriculation Ceremony

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FUDMA Announces New Date for 2024/2025 Matriculation Ceremony | CampusConnectNG The Federal University Dutsin-ma (FUDMA) has officially announced a new date for the matriculation ceremony of the 2024/2025 academic session. The

ECWA College of Nursing Sciences has announced its 2024/2025 admission list.

Successful candidates are required to follow these steps to secure their spots:

1. Pay Acceptance Fee: Non-refundable, due by November 7, 2024, via the college portal.
2. Check Admission Status:
• Visit https://portal.esonegbe.net/admissions/basnur2024/login.
• Login with your Application Number and surname.
3. Complete Payment: After paying the acceptance fee, print your e-receipt and admission letter for resumption.

Seats are limited and given on a first-come, first-served basis. Act quickly to secure your place!

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The Vice Chancellor, on behalf of Senate, approved the recommendation of the Committee of Provost, Deans and Directors (COPDD) on the proposed Academic Calendar for the 2024/2025 Academic Session, which was considered at its Emergency Meeting held on Wednesday, 2nd October, 2024.

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The University of Calabar (UNICAL) has suspended Dr. Joseph Akpan, a lecturer and former Head of the Department of Pharmacology, over alleged misconduct involving the alteration of exam scores. This was disclosed by the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Florence Obi, during a press briefing on Wednesday in Calabar.

According to the Vice Chancellor, Akpan allegedly manipulated 235 out of 242 result scripts for the course “Introduction to General Antimicrobial Pharmacology (PHM 311).” Akpan also allegedly awarded marks to two students who did not participate in the exam. The misconduct was discovered after only five of the scripts were found to be marked without any alterations.

The university’s Senate Examination Misconduct Committee (SEMC) investigated the case, and Akpan reportedly admitted to inflating scores in order to “protect the image of the department,” a justification management found unacceptable.

As a result, Akpan has been removed from his roles as Head of Department and Coordinator of PHM 311 and has been suspended from duty, effective October 8, 2024. His responsibilities will be reassigned to other qualified lecturers within the department. He has also been instructed to stay away from the university, except when responding to official inquiries from relevant committees.

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GREETINGS TO ALL STUDENTS AND ASPIRANTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF UYO,

This is to officially inform you that the management of the University of Uyo has officially scheduled 7th October 2024 as the commencement date of 1st semester for the 2024/2025 academic session.

Kindly forward this information to all UNIUYO students and aspirants.

FINALLY, HAPPY RESUMPTION.

Wishing you a successful and smooth resumption in advance.

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Happy Independence Day!❤️🇳🇬

Here's to unity, peace, and a prosperous future for our great nation!

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The National Association of University Students (NAUS) is the highest decision-making body for students studying in institutions of higher learning from the university cadre, boasting over twenty (20) million members both in Nigeria and the Diaspora. Our organization is fully committed to mainstreaming students and young leaders in governance at all levels, with a core interest in protecting the dignity and integrity of students and uniting them for academic excellence.

NAUS maintains an operational working relationship with prominent organizations such as the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), the International Union of Students (IUS), the All Africa Student Union (AASU), the West African Student Union (WASU), the European Student Union (ESU), and other international student organizations. The activities of NAUS are conducted within the framework of its constitution, which includes advocating for quality education in all Nigerian universities, collaborating with other organizations for socio-economic development in Nigeria, and constructively agitating for the welfare of Nigerian university students at all times.

The core objectives of NAUS include:

1. To preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, which guarantees citizens the freedom of movement, speech, and association.
2. To promote and protect the fundamental human rights of Nigerian university students.
3. To create a mutual relationship between students and school authorities.
4. To promote friendly relationships with other student bodies whose aims and objectives align with those of the association.
5. To promote unity, patriotism, and the spirit of cooperation amongst Nigerian university students.

Our motto is JUSTICE, PEACE, AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE.

NAUS remains the umbrella body for all university students, with the following primary concerns:

- Striving for gender equity and student development.
- Defending the democratization of education in Nigeria.
- Defending Nigerian university students' freedom of thought, religion, expression, action, association, and movement, as well as the right to life and means of livelihood.
- Defending the right of all persons to education.
- Encouraging innovative and creative thinking amongst Nigerian university students.

We serve as the vital link between students' unions and university management.

The National Executive Council (NEC) is the principal executive body of the Association which comprises of thirteen executives from various states;
A. National President
B. Deputy National President – National & Campus Affairs
C. Deputy National President – External & Diaspora Affairs
D. Deputy National President – Special Duties & Gender Affairs (Female Only)
E. National Secretary General
F. Deputy National Secretary General
G. National Treasurer
H.National Publicity Secretary
I. Six (6) National Vice Presidents (One From Each Geo-political Zones)
J. National Director Travel & Exchange
K. National Director Sport & Social Duties
L. National Ex-officio I
M. National Ex-officio Ii

The NAUS Campus Monitoring Committee (CMC), represents the state leadership, working tirelessly to ensure that the voices and concerns of university students in the State are heard and addressed effectively. It comprises of Ten executives from various institutions.
A. Chairman
B. Deputy Chairman
C. Secretary General
D.Deputy Secretary General
E. Treasurer
F. Financial Secretary
G. Publicity Secretary
H. Director Sports & Social Duties
I. Director Gender & Campus Affairs
J. Director Special Duties & Transport Affairs

Written by: Ehiwele Daniel Osejiejele

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The University of Benin (UNIBEN) has announced that the printing of Post-UTME screening slips for the 2024/2025 academic session has officially commenced. All candidates who applied for the Post-UTME screening are advised to log in to their respective portals to print their screening slips.

The screening exercise will be conducted via the Computer Based Test (CBT) mode, and candidates are urged to prepare accordingly.

To avoid any last-minute issues, it is recommended that candidates print their slips promptly and familiarize themselves with the test guidelines.

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Following the announcement made on August 22, 2024, regarding the increment in school charges, the leadership of the University of Ilorin Students’ Union (SUG) has successfully negotiated a reduction in fees after several engagements with the University Administration. This outcome reflects the Union’s dedication to addressing the welfare of its members amid the financial challenges many students are currently facing.

The Union acknowledged the concerns raised by students in response to the fee hike and worked tirelessly to secure a reduction of 20-30% in school charges. The Students’ Union also received assurances from the University that there will be no hidden fees imposed at either the departmental or faculty levels.

In addition to the reduction, the administration has committed to ensuring that students receive value for the fees they pay. This includes providing uninterrupted Wi-Fi internet connectivity, adequate water supply, and enhanced security measures to safeguard lives and properties on campus.

The Union also encourages students to take advantage of the Federal Government’s newly introduced Nigeria Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) to help support their education.

The leadership of the SUG thanked the University management for its openness and cooperative approach, and reiterated their commitment to always prioritizing the interests of students.

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The Nigerian Universities Engineering Students Association (NUESA), University of Maiduguri chapter, has expressed its profound grief over the passing of Habeeb Mustapha, a 300-level Computer Engineering student.

In a heartfelt statement, NUESA President Mu’azu Ibrahim Ahmad praised Habeeb as “an exceptional student, a brilliant mind, and a dedicated member of our community.” Ahmad further highlighted Habeeb’s passion for engineering and his remarkable contributions to the association and university.

The entire University of Maiduguri community extends its condolences to Habeeb’s family during this difficult time. “May Allah grant Habeeb eternal peace and admit him to Jannah,” Ahmad concluded.

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