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Tuesday, 10 November 2015

UPDATED UNN DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSION LIST: GUIDELINES FOR JUPEB ASPIRANTS

 UNN DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSION LIST

This is to inform the general public, especially those who choose University of Nigeria Nsukka on purchase of Direct Entry form; that the comprehensive list of all admitted via Direct Entry is out
 To check your name in the list, follow this link: UNN DIRECT ENTRY ADMMISION LIST


ALSO FOR THOSE WHO APPLIED FOR JUPEB OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES

LECTURES/REGISTRATION GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESSFUL JUPEB CANDIDATES

For JUPEB candidates confirm if  you are are successful click on this link:  UNN SUCCESSFUL JUPEB APPLICANTS 
On behalf of the Vice Chancellor and management of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, I congratulate you on your admission into the JUPEB programme for the 2015/16 academic session. As part of the activities planned for smooth take off, we shall organise a workshop for nominated teachers and facilitators. We shall also organise a one day orientation programme for all the students. Dates for these events shall be communicated in due course.
Projected Activities:
  • Lectures shall commence on Monday, 16th November, 2015.
  • Registration shall commence with the payment of ten thousand naira (N10,000) acceptance fee.
  • Afterwards Candidates will proceed to JUPEB office to continue with their registration after payments for biometric identity cards and JUPEB The latter will be supplied by the Central Coordinating Board, Lagos.
  • Subsequent fees shall be paid after the payment of the acceptance fee.
  • Please note that only those who paid the acceptance fees, school fees and external examinations registration fee shall subscribe to the students’ biometric identity cards and hence shall be eligible to participate in both internal and external examinations.
  • Details of the fees shall be published by 18th November, 2015.
  • Guidelines for payment of these fees and the deadline shall be uploaded before the end of next week.
  • Supplementary List shall be uploaded by 18th November, 2015


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Tuesday, 20 October 2015

UNN SCREENING EXERCISE SCHEDULE FOR THE 2015/16 JUPEB APPLICANTS



UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA SCREENING EXERCISE SCHEDULE FOR THE 2015/16 JUPEB APPLICANTS TIME: 10AM PROMPT
JOINT UNIVERSITIES PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS BOARD
INVITATION TO ORAL INTERVIEW
Dear Applicants,
This is to inform you that the screening exercise for the 2015/16 JUPEB applicants is scheduled as follows:
Date: Wednesday, 21st – Friday, 23rd October, 2015
Venue: Ekpo Convocation Arena, Nsukka Campus
Time: 10am daily
Please come with 3 passport photographs with white background. You also requested to come along with originals and 3 photocopies of the following:
1. O’ Level credentials
2. Marriage certificate (for married people)
3. Evidence of Change of name (where applicable)
4. Birth certificate or sworn affidavit of age declaration
5. Four office files
6. Bank drafts
7. Registration printouts
NB: Those who have not done their online registration are hereby encouraged to attend, register and participate in the screening exercise on any of the specified dates. Schedule for the interview shall be uploaded on Monday, 19th October, 2015.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Professor Aloysius-Michaels Okolie
Programme Coordinator

** PLEASE NOTE THAT THOSE WHO HAVE REGISTERED BUT WERE NOT SHORTLISTED WOULD BE INTERVIEWED ON FRIDAY, 23-10-2015
To confirm your name on the list Visit: UNN JUPEB INTERVIEW SCHEDULE 
Remember the programme leads to the award of JUPEB certificate which enables candidates gain Direct Entry Admissions into University of Nigeria, Nsukka and other JUPEB-affiliated Universities in Nigeria and Abroad


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Friday, 16 October 2015

UBA FOUNDATION 2015 ESSAY COMPETITION: TOPIC, REQUIREMENTS AND PRIZES




From our last post on UBA FOUNDATION we explained how United Bank for Africa as a bank is tremendously performing wonderfully in the development of Nigeria and Africa in general. Today we are going to explain the requirements for applications and how to apply in the 2015 essay competition.

2015 NATIONAL ESSAY COMPETITION
UBA FOUNDATION, the CSR arm of United Bank of Africa (UBA) PLC announces the commencement of the 2015 edition of the National Essay competition for Senior Secondary Schools students in Nigeria. The competition which is a follow upon the Foundations Read Africa Initiative provides a competitive platform to develop the intellectual and writing abilities of the senior secondary school students in Nigeria. Winner’s gets education grants to study in any African University of their choice.
The competition has been held annually since 2011 with students challenged to write on different engaging topics to test their writing and cognitive skills.

HOW TO APPLY
ESSAY TOPIC: WHAT MATTERS MOST TO YOU IN LIFE AND WHY?

ENTRY PROCEDURES AND RULES
  1. Applicants should send a handwritten essay of not more than 750 words on the above topic to UBA Foundation, UBA House (3rd Floor) 57, Marina Lagos. Applications can also be sent to any UBA Business Office in Nigeria for onward delivery to UBA foundation.
  2. Applicants must submit their complete contact information (name and address of school, Telephone number, residential and e-mail addresses.
  3. Applicants must attach photocopies of their original birth certificates or international passport data pages
  4. Entries close November 30 2015, late Entry will not be accepted.
  5. Applicant must be senior Secondary School student schooling in Nigeria
  6. The education grant is only applicable to those who intend to study in African University
  7. The decision of the Judges is final



PRIZES TO BE WON:
WINNER:
N 1,000,000.00  i.e One million Naira or its equivalent for tuition fees
First Runner up
 N 750,000.00  i.e Seven Hundred and fifty thousand Naira or its equivalent for tuition fees
Second Runner Up
N 500,000.00. Five hundred thousand Naira

or its equivalent for tuition fees
Consolation prizes will be given to finalists.

Please not that the terms and condition guiding the competition shall apply to Winners.
UBA FOUNDATION will not be responsible for any liabilities and looses resulting from participation

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Saturday, 3 October 2015

UBA FOUNDATION: ENTRY FOR NATIONAL ESSAY COMPETITION NOW OPEN


 UBA FOUNDATION: ENTRY FOR NATIONAL ESSAY COMPETITION NOW OPEN
The development of our beloved country will soon become history, if all establishments emulate good virtues and contribute their quota to the development of our nation Nigeria. We gathered from 'UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA (UBAGROUP)" on their current yearly national essay competition in which the winner’s education is taking care of.


  UBA Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, has announced the opening of entries for the 2015 edition of its annual National Essay Competition.Ijeoma Aso, the Managing Director/CEO of UBA Foundation, at a media briefing held at the UBA Head Office in Lagos, on Wednesday, September 30, 2015, announced that the Foundation will start receiving entries from eligible participants in senior secondary schools in Nigeria.The briefing was attended by students from different secondary schools in Lagos.Entries for the essay competition opens on September 30, 2015 and will close on November 13, 2015. The essay topic for this year is  “What matters most to you in life and why.”Speaking during the media briefing, Ms Aso, said the essay competition provides an opportunity for students in senior secondary schools in Nigeria to win prizes in the form of educational grants.The first prize for the UBA National Essay Competition is a N1 million educational grant for the winner to study in any African university of his or her choice. The second and third prizes are N750,000 and N500,000 educational grants respectively.Ms Aso explained that the competition is part of the Foundation's initiative to promote creative and analytical thinking in senior secondary students in Nigeria and is a follow up on the Foundation’s Read Africa initiative, which promotes reading culture among students through the reading and free distribution of Africa literary classics in secondary schools. The national essay competition is also held in Ghana and Senegal.Entries received for the competition will be reviewed by a distinguished panel of judges made up of professors from reputable Nigerian Universities, who will then shortlist 12 best essays for further assessment.A second round of the competition will involve the 12 finalist who will write a second supervised essay from which three best essays will be selected.“Three best essays will be selected as the overall winners from 12 finalists that will emerge from the first round of the competition.” Said Ijeoma Aso, Managing Director/CEO, UBA Foundation.The top three winners of the competition win educational grants to study in any African university of their choice.  The Group Managing Director and CEO, UBA Plc, Mr. Phillips Oduoza, represented by Mr. Emeke Iweriebor, Deputy CEO, UBA Africa,   said the essay competition is UBA’s modest contribution to educational development in Nigeria and across Africa.  “As a pan-African financial services group with operations in 22 countries, we aim to impact on the countries we do operate in through the three main anchors of education, environment and social empowerment.”He urged students to take the national essay competition seriously as it provides a massive opportunity for them to change their lives for the better. He also dared students to dream big and read and write extensively.“Great leaders are people who read. They read everything that they come across. They have a curious mind so they study hard” Mr. Iweriebor said.Also speaking at the media briefing, Bola Atta, Director- UBA Africa, Marketing and Corporate Communications, urged students to see the national essay competition as a opportunity to lay a foundation for success in the future.“You have an amazing world ahead of you. You can be all that you want to be. By reading, you get ideas and you can imagine whatever you want to be. The mind has a way of channeling your energy into whatever you want to become in future” she said.Atta also urged the students to read far and wide and that no information gained from reading is ever wasted.As the Corporate Social Responsibility arm of the UBA Group, UBA Foundation is committed to the socio-economic betterment of the communities in which UBA operates, focusing on development in the areas of Environment, Education, Economic Empowerment and Special Projects.UBA foundation remains a role model for other corporate organizations in Africa. The Foundation has dedicated resources to ensuring that CSR is not simply conceived as a marketing tool in the corporate world but as a corporate contribution towards promoting sustainable development in communities. 

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MANY FRENCH COMPANIES TO VISIT NIGERIA FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY



MANY FRENCH COMPANIES TO VISIT NIGERIA FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Is no longer news that Nigeria is a very fertile ground for investment, as almost anything you invest yields increase. Information for living gathered from Business day that 50 French companies will be visiting Nigeria for Business opportunity
50 French coys to visit Nigeria for business opportunities


A delegation of 50 heads of French companies are expected to visit Nigeria next week to explore business opportunities and establish bilateral links in the country, the French Embassy said on Friday.

A statement from Georges Vanin, First Counsellor, Political Affairs and Communication, Embassy of France, said the business delegation was the first of its kind from France to any African country.

The statement said the delegation was organised by the Movement of the Enterprises of France (MEDEF), France’s leading network of entrepreneurs and the largest employer federation with 800,000 member firms.

According to it, the French companies on the delegation include those in the sectors such as building, transportation, environment, energy and sustainable cities.

“The largest economy and the largest population on the continent, the middle class is emerging in Nigeria, which demand new infrastructures facilities and equipment, but also in services and leisure.”

The statement quoted Mr Pierre Gattaz, President of MEDEF, as saying Nigeria is a land of investments and development for French businesses.

“Nigeria is a land of investments and development for French companies. Africa is our new frontier.

“We are friends and have much to gain by building strong, confident and sustainable business relationships.

“Although France has much to contribute to Africa, but Africa has so much to bring to France,” Gattaz said.

It added that Gattaz would lead the delegation of the 50 companies – small, medium or large – interested in the many opportunities of the Nigerian market.

The statement said Gattaz would lead the delegation to meet President Muhammadu Buhari on Oct. 5 before meeting with the business communities.

It quoted Mr Patrick Lucas, President of the African Committee and Vice-President of MEDEF, as saying that close bilateral relations would be forged between the delegation and the Nigerian counterparts.

“We are excited to lead that delegation in a large English-speaking African country.

“Development opportunities for our businesses are significant and we hope that close bilateral links will be established during our trip to Nigeria,” Lucas said.

The statement said the trip would be an opportunity for many exchanges and meetings with all the representatives of the Nigerian society.

“MEDEF delegation wishes through this to build strong relations with this great country by promoting deals emphasis staff training and local contents,” it said.

source: Business day


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Friday, 2 October 2015

ANAMBRA GRANTS FREEDOM TO 25 INMATES

ANAMBRA GRANTS FREEDOM TO 25 INMATES
The Governor of Anambra state on Thursday granted freedom to about 25 inmates to mark the 55th independence day celebrations in Nigeria. 

According to punch newspaper, Twenty-five prisoners in Anambra State on Thursday regained freedom following the amnesty granted to them by the state governor, Willie Obiano, to mark the 55th anniversary of the country’s independence.
Obiano also announced a lifeline of N1m to each of them.
The beneficiaries of the governor’s amnesty were from Awka, Onitsha and Aguata prisons.
Those from Awka prisons were Obumneme Okafor, Chibike Nwogwu, Daniel Philemon, Ude Chidiebere, and Innocent Okeke.
Okeke was sentenced to death, but was later commuted to life imprisonment before he was finally freed on Thursday by the governor in the exercise of his constitutional powers of prerogative of mercy.
In Aguata prisons, the six inmates, who benefited from the gesture included Chinedu Onyebuchi, Okwudili Offor, Emmanuel Enemchukwu, Nwafor Reuben, Camilus Ikensor and Cyril Ogufuba.
The list of 14 others from Onitsha prison was not published at the time of going to press on Friday.
The state governor, who noted in his Independence Anniversary speech that he saw hope in Nigeria, said he had to release the inmates in the spirit of the moment.
He said, “Brothers and sisters, I see hope for Anambra State. I see hope for Nigeria. It is along this line that I have decided to give hope to the hopeless amongst us by exercising my powers of prerogative of mercy and granting amnesty to 25 prisoners serving different terms in the three prisons in Anambra State.”
Obiano also said government would give the 25 beneficiaries of the amnesty training in the state vocational skill acquisition centre after which they would be given N1m as a lifeline to enable them become self-employed and contribute to the society.
Earlier, the Attorney General of the state, Mr. Chude Nnadi, said the inmates were qualified for the amnesty because some of them had only three months left in prison.

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