4 Member 2018 WAEC Expo Gang, Busted

The Police, undercover operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), has busted a 4 member gang, who specialize in WAEC Expo by providing WAEC questions and answers to some websites and WhatsApp groups subscribed to by students.

Their arrest was carried out, following a report that went viral, that the gang was leaking questions and answers for the 2018 WAEC.

The suspects, Samuel Kayode, 28, Adebayo Ifeoluwa, 17, Alayande Ahmed, 16, and Elusode Festus, 20, were arrested in Ondo, Edo and Osun States, while their accomplices, said to be in Ghana, were being trailed.

Parading the suspects, Police Commissioner Imohimi Edgal, said they were arrested by undercover operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), adding that two of them were Physics and Mathematics teachers in a private school in Ondo State.

We therefore urge all student to adequately prepare for upcoming exams, as it does not pay any student to cheat

Pastor Who Operates Fake WAEC Centre Gets Arrested

The Police Command in Lagos State has arrested a 48-year-old man suspected to be the operator of a fake West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) examination centre in Igbogbo, Ikorodu.

The Commissioner of Police in the state, CP Edgal Imohimi, said the suspects were arrested on April 25, following a complaint by a senior member of staff of WAEC office, Ogba.

“The complaint was that there exist a fake WAEC centre at El-Supreme Private School located at No. 3, Oseni Adekogbe Street, Igbogbo Ikorodu.

Operatives of the Command attached to Area ‘G’ Ogba, were mobilised to the above address where one Pastor Adeniyi Joshua of El-Supreme Church was arrested.

WAEC question papers and answer sheets suspected to be forged were recovered from the suspect.” Imohimi said.

After enrolling unsuspecting students for the exam, he would make them sit for fake examination where photocopies of fake WAEC questions papers and answer sheets are served. Police say he would then dispose of the scripts after the fake exam.

MOUAU final year student knocked down at school gate - Full Story

Bad news everywhere. We just got this sad report coming from Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike MOUAU. Full story after the cut.

Obinna Chiaha, a final year student of Agricultural Economics Department of the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State, has been killed by a driver.

The incident occurred in last night, when Chiaha was going to buy fuel. It was gathered that the driver was trying to overtake a trailer, when he hit the victim who was trying to cross the road.

Chiaha, who was unconscious after the impact, was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital, Amara Jane Hospital, but was later transferred to FMC, where he was confirmed dead.

Angry students descended on the driver and set his car ablaze before the intervention for security operatives.

CRUTECH Student Killed 2 weeks After Matric - After 4 years seeking Admission

A 21-year old 100 level Microbiology student, Eke Ukam Ogholo of Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH), was on Wednesday, roasted to death while trying to pour kerosene into a lantern at Ikot Nkebere.

A family member who simply identified himself as Felix, said her sister just matriculated two weeks ago before her untimely death. “We feel very sad and my parents have been devastated.

She has been looking for this admission since four years but could not get it but she just gained the admission and matriculated two weeks ago but died in a mysterious circumstance. It is so sad, we are in grief,” he said.

RIP

SS1 Female Stabs Classmate In The Eye For Refusing To Join Cult in Otuoke

This is a terrible report coming from Community Secondary School Otuoke in Bayelsa State, which makes us wonder why students in secondary school decide to join cults. Anyway, here's the story below...

Josephine, a suspected female cultist and her gang members have allegedly damaged the right eye of one Lilian Friday, who is an SS1 student of Community Secondary School Otuoke, Bayelsa State. .

According to reports, the incident occurred yesterday evening. The suspected cultist, also an SS1 student of the same secondary school is said to have been mounting pressure and persuading Lilian to join her cult group, but she declined persistently. .

According to Benson, the victim's uncle, Lilian was attacked late yesterday, while returning from his place. He said Lilian met her classmate on the way and she insisted that she must join her cult group, her persistent refusal provoked the suspect and she vowed to disfigure Lillian's face. .

Consequently, the two classmates started fighting, and then the suspect alerted her gang members, who came along and had the victim held to the ground, stabbed her right eye and then took off. .

Efforts to arrest the suspect have not been successful, as the Otuoke community is yet to grant arrest warrant to the parents of the victim, because it is against their practice for someone to make arrest in the community without the approval of its leadership

UNILORIN Postgraduate Admission, 2018/2019 Announced

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into various Postgraduate degree programmes of the University of Ilorin For 2018/2019 Academic Session.

Only Courses available for the session are advertised and as such Candidates are advised to select courses available in this advertisement.

Candidates are advised to PRINT out the advertisement and STUDY thoroughly before COMMENCING the application procedure.

Check the attached Pdf document at the end of the post to see list of available courses

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES OFFERED

1. Ph.D. Degree Programmes

These are available to holders of M.A; M.Ed.; M.Eng.; M.Sc.; LL.M; M.Comm.H.; and M.P.H degrees, with a minimum of 60% or equivalent Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) score in their Master degree programmes. A Ph.D. degree programme runs for a minimum period of 36 calendar months and a maximum period of 60 calendar months for full-time candidates OR a minimum period of 48 calendar months and a maximum period of 72 calendar months for part-time candidates. Relevant Courses will be taken for the Ph.D. studies where prescribed and a Thesis is required at the end of the Ph.D. programme.

2.M.Phil /Ph.D. Degree Programmes

Candidates who score between 55.00 and 59.99 percent can apply for admission into the Master of Philosophy (M.Phil/Ph.D.) degree programme. The M.Phil/Ph.D. degree programme is available only to full-time candidates. It runs for a minimum period of 12 calendar months and a maximum period of 24 calendar months and a Dissertation is produced after the research work. Candidates in this category are eligible for conversion to Ph.D. candidature, following a progress assessment report to be made by a Panel of Examiners at the end of the first session of registration. To be eligible for conversion for the Ph.D. program, candidates are expected to score not less than 60% (aggregate) at the end of the first session.

3.Master Degree Programmes

M.A.; M.Ed.; M.Eng.; M.Sc.; M.Com.H., LL.M and M.P.H. degrees run for a minimum period of 18 calendar months and a maximum period of 36 calendar months for full-time candidates OR a minimum period of 36 calendar months and a maximum period of 48 calendar months for part-time candidates. All Master Degree Programmes are by course work. This is in addition to a research report at the end of which a Dissertation is produced.

4.Postgraduate Diploma Degree Programmes

Postgraduate Diploma degrees are available to candidates with a Third class (honours) degree.

Applicants are to note that programmes automatically lapse at the expiration of the prescribed maximum duration for each programme. However, a candidate may apply for an extension of not more than 12 months, in the first instance, subject to a maximum of two such extensions.

A. APPLICATION FEES

Application fee for all programmes is N25, 000.00 only for Applicants within Nigeria OR $200.00 only for International Applicants.

B. DATES AND VENUES OF QUALIFYING EXAMINATION

A three-hour qualifying examination for all applicants stated in C6 above for those seeking admissions into Master and Postgraduate Degree programmes, will hold on Saturday, 7th July, 2018, at 8.30a.m prompt in the following venues:

FACULTY OF ARTS NEW LECTURE THEATRE:- For candidate seeking admission into Faculty of Arts

FACULTY OF ARTS LECTURE HALL AND FACULTIES OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES LECTURE THEATRE: - For candidates seeking admissions into Faculties of Management Science and Social Sciences.

FACULTY OF EDUCATION NEW LECTURE THEATRE - For candidates seeking admissions into Faculty of Education

(LECTURE THEATRE I & II NEW SCIENCE LECTURE THEATRE & ENGINEERING LECTURE THEATRE: - for candidates seeking admissions into the Faculties, Basic Medical Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Physical and Life Science.

FACULTY OF LAW LECTURE ROOMS AND THEATRE: for candidates seeking admission into the faculty

FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION SCIENCES LECTURE THEATRE: for candidate seeking admission into the faculty.

PLEASE NOTE:

July 7th, 2018 is for Qualifying Examination as there will be no formal letters of invitation to candidates for the Qualifying Examination as this advertisement will serve as the invitation.

METHOD OF APPLICATION

Application Forms are to be completed on-line at https://uilpgportal.unilorin.edu.ng/pg_app.php.and will close on Friday, 29th June, 2018. Note that the latest date for receipt of supporting documents is Tuesday, 31st July 2018. Successful applicants would be notified by e-mail.

University of Ibadan Asks 408 students to Withdraw

About 408 students of the University of Ibadan has been asked to withdraw by the Senate of the university over their poor academic performances and failing to meet the minimum academic requirements.

This decision was taken at the Senate's meeting where results of graduating and non-graduating students were considered and approved.

It was gathered that most of the affected students were admitted to the school during the 2016/2017 acdemic session that post-UTME test was not conducted because of opposition to the exercise.

According to the Vice Chancellor (Academic) Prof. Adeyinka Aderinto, the school would not lower its academic standards despite the financial difficulty it currently faces.

“There are minimum academic requirements a student must meet at the end of the session and those who fall short of that would have to leave the university.

He further revealed that the conduct of UI Model of Post-UTME screening has helped to separate men from boys and helped the institution in maintaining its historical standards as a global brand.

“UI has been able to invent its own model of screening applicants and it has shown that those who we screened performed far better than those not subjected to our screening after taking JAMB.” He stated.

AD: TIRED OF WRITING JAMB? YOU CAN SECURE ADMISSION INTO 200LEVEL VIA IJMB. FOR MORE INFO AND ENQUIRIES, CALL OR WHATSAPP 08035528553

Meet A First Class Graduate Who Took JAMB UTME 6 Times

A 26-year-old young man identified as Simon Godwin Idoko, who graduated recently from the Department of Applied Chemistry, Usman Danfodiyo University, Sokoto has revealed how he finally conquered JAMB UTME after taking the exam 6 times to becoming a first Class graduate.

According to him, “I left secondary school in 2007 from Wesley High School, Otukpo where I was awarded the overall best in Mathematics. I took UTME six times before I got admission to study Applied Chemistry. I was initially applying for Medicine and Surgery due to the advice from different people.

“I have never scored below 200 in UTME and the most disappointing time during the period of struggling to get admission was when I scored 264 in UTME and 68 in Post UTME in 2012 but I was not offered admission to study any course.

“The only course I was offered throughout the period of the six years was the course that I studied (Applied Chemistry). It was very frustrating then."

The young man who said he is hoping to start his M.Sc immediately after NYSC revelaed that achieving A First Class is not an easy task as you need to be ready to do what ordinary students cannot do such as spending money on good textbooks, spending more time reading and spending less time on social activities.

AD: TIRED OF WRITING JAMB? APPLY FOR IJMB AND SECURE 200LEVEL ADMISSION. CALL OR WHATSAPP 08035528553 OR VISIT www.ijmblink.com

Bowen University Post-UTME Screening 2018/2019 Announced

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission to BOWEN UNIVERSITY degree programmes for the 2018/2019 academic session.

GENERAL

(i) UTME

(a) All applicants are required to sit for the 2018 Unified Tertiary MatriculationExamination (UTME)

(b) Applicants are to complete the on-line application form by visiting Bowen University website at www.bowenuniversity.edu.ng

(c) All applicants are required to have credits at SSCE, GCE, NECO, NABTEB or approved equivalent in at least five (5) subjects, which must include English Language and four other subjects as may be specified

by each Faculty.

(d) The five credits should be obtained in not more than two sittings.

(e) For Medicine and Surgery (MB; BS), Nursing Science and Physiotherapy programmes, the five credits

(includingMathematics and English) must beobtained at only one sitting.

(f) Candidates awaiting results may apply.

(g) All applicants will be required to go through Bowen UniversityScreening Exercise.

(h) Interested candidates who will apply to JAMB for admission and wish to change their choice to Bowen University are required to:

1. Apply for change of institution through JAMB

2. Complete theBowen University On-line Application Form

3. Participate in the Bowen screening exercise.

(ii) DIRECT ENTRY

All applicants for direct entry must satisfy any of the following:

(a) NCE at credit level, ND and approved equivalents with at least Lower Credit in relevant fields.

(b) At least two Advanced Level passes at acceptable grade level.

(c) The Interim Joint Matriculation Board (IJMB),Joint Universities Preliminary Examination Board (JUPEB) or Cambridgemoderated School of Basic Studies at acceptable grade levels.

(d) In addition to NCE/ND/IJMB, JUPEB or two Advanced Level papers specified by each Faculty or programme, candidates must also satisfy the Ordinary Level requirements.

(e) HND holders may be admitted to 200 Level or 300 Level depending on the regulation guiding admission to each department / programme.

All direct entry candidates are required to apply through JAMB.

(A) COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES

1. Degree Programmes

B.Sc. Anatomy (3 or 4 Year Programme)

B.Sc. Physiology (3 or 4 Year Programme)

MB; BS. Medicine and Surgery (5 or 6 Year Programme)

B. N. Sc. Nursing Science (4or 5Year Programme)

B. PT. Physiotherapy (4 or 5Year Programme)

2. Admission Requirements

(i) O’ Level Subjects

Candidates must possess five O' Level credits in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

For Medicine and Surgery, Nursing and Physiotherapyprogrammes, the five (5) O’Levelcredits (including Mathematics and English) must be obtained at one sitting.

(ii) UTME Subjects

English Language, Biology, Chemistry and Physics

(iii) Direct Entry

(a) Advanced Level GCE/Cambridge/IJMB/JUPEBat an acceptable grade level

(b) Candidates with B. Sc. Second Class Upper Division in a related discipline

can apply for the MB; BS programme.

(c) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ level requirements as stated in 2(i) above.

(d) For Nursing Science, candidates with RN/SRN plus five (5) O’ level credits including English Language and Mathematics can apply and be admitted to 200 Level.

e) For Physiotherapy, candidates with a degree not less than 2nd Class Lower Division can apply.

(B) FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE (4 or 5 Year Programme)

1. Degree Programmes

(a) B. Agric.

(i) Agricultural Economics and Farm Management

(ii) Agricultural Extension and Rural Development

(iii) Animal Science and Fisheries Management

(iv) Crop Production and Environmental Management

(b) B. Forestry and Environmental Technology

(c) B.Sc. Food Science and Technology

(d) B. Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics (4or 3 Year Programme)

(e) B. Fisheries and Aquaculture

2. Admission Requirements

(i) O’ Level Subjects

Candidates must possess five O' Level credits to include: English Language,Mathematics, Biology/Agricultural Science/ Fisheries/Animal Husbandry, Chemistry and one of Physics, Geography, Economics, Civic Education and Food and Nutrition.

Note: For Food Science and Technology and Nutrition and Dietetics, candidates must possess five O’ Level credits to include Mathematics, English, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

(ii) Direct Entry

(a) NCE/ND or approved equivalent in relevant programmes.

(b) At least two Advanced Level passes to include Chemistry and any one of the following:Biology/Botany, Zoology/Agricultural Science, Economics, Physics, Geography, and Sociology

(c) IJMB, JUPEB at acceptable grade levels in relevant subjects

(d) HND holders from a recognized Polytechnic with a minimum of Lower Credit.

(e) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ level requirements as stated in 2(i) above.

(f) For Nutrition and Dietetics, candidates must possess:

NCE/ND or approved equivalent in Food and Nutrition or National Diploma in Agriculture or Nigerian Registered Nurse or approved equivalent in relevant fields.

(iii) UTME Subjects

English Language, Chemistry, Biology and Physics/Mathematics

(C) FACULTY OF EDUCATION (3 or 4 Year Programme)

Degree Programmes

(a) B.LIS. Bachelor of Library and Information Science

(b) B.Sc. (Ed.) Agricultural Science

(c) B.Sc. (Ed.) Biology

(d) B.Sc. (Ed.) Business Education

(e) B.Sc. (Ed.) Chemistry

(f) B.Sc. (Ed.) Computer Education

(g) B.Sc. (Ed.) Economics

(h) B. Ed. Educational Management

(i) B.A. (Ed.) English

(j) B.Sc. (Ed.) Mathematics

(k) B.A. (Ed.) Music

(l) B.Sc. (Ed.) Physics

(m) B. A. (Ed.) Religious Studies

Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

(i) All applicants are required to have credits in at least five (5) O'Levelsubjects at SSCE, GCE, NECO, or approved equivalent.

(ii) The five (5) credits must include English language, Mathematics and 3 other credits to meet specific departmental requirements.

(iii) The five credits must be obtained at not more than two sittings.

(iv) Candidatesawaiting results may also apply.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two Advanced Level Passes or equivalent in relevantsubjects.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB at acceptable grade levels.

(iii) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O'Level requirements as stated in (aii) above.

(D) FACULTY OF HUMANITIES (3 or 4 Year Programme)

1. Department of English

(i) Degree Programme

B.A.English

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O' Level Subjects

The five O'Level credits to include English Language, Literature- in-English plus at least oneother Arts subject.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two Advanced Level Passes or equivalent in Literature and

one other Arts subject.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB at acceptable grade levels.

(iii) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O'Level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

2. Department of History and International Studies

(i) Degree Programmes

B. A. History

B.A. History and International Studies

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O' Level Subjects

The five O'Level Credits to include English Language, History or

Government or Civic Education, plus at least two other Arts or Social Science subjects and any other subject.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two Advanced Level Passes or equivalents in Governmentand any one other Arts or Social Science subject.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/International Baccalaureate Certificate at acceptable

grade levels.

(iii) NCE, ND or approved equivalents with at least Upper Credit in

relevant fields

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O'Level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

(iii) UTME Subjects

English Language, History and any other two subjects from Arts and Social Sciences

For History and International Studies option, Government/ Civic Education may be allowed in place of History.

3. Department of Communication and Performing Arts

(i) Degree Programmes

B.A. Communication Arts

B. A. Theatre Arts

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O'Level Subjects

The five O'Level credits to include English Language, Literature-in-English and threeother Arts or Social Science subjects.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two Advanced Level passes in Literature and one other Arts subject.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB at acceptable grade levels.

(iii) Diploma in Theatre Arts/Dramatic Arts from an accredited institution.

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O'Level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

iii. Degree Programme

B.A. Music

Admission Requirements

a. O’ Level Subjects

The five O'Level Credits to include English Language plus threeother Arts or Social Science subjects. Arecognized certificate in Music from approved institution will be an advantage.

b. Direct Entry

i. At least two Advanced Level passes or equivalents including Music

ii. NCE/ND or approved equivalent in relevant subjectsor ABRSM London Grade viii.

4. Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies

(i) Degree Programmes

B. A. Philosophy

B.A. Religious Studies

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O'Level Subjects

The five O'Level credits must include English Language, Christian/Islamic Religious Studies, tworelevant Arts/Social Science subjects and any other one.

(E) FACULTY OF LAW (4 or 5 Year Programme)

1. Degree Programme

LL.B.

Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

Candidates must have five (5) O’ Level credits to include: English Language,Literature in Englishand three other subjects obtained at not more than two sittings. A pass in Mathematics is acceptable.

(b) UTME Subjects

English Language, Literature-in-English and any two (2) other Arts or Social Science subjects.

(c) Direct Entry

Two (2) papers at Advanced Level to include English and Literature in English. In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ Level requirements as stated in (2i) above.

(F) FACULTY OF SCIENCE (3 or 4 Year Programme)

(1) Department of Biological Sciences

(i) Degree Programmes

B.Sc. Microbiology

B.Sc. Pure and Applied Biology

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level credits to include English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology and any one of Physics, Further Mathematics, Geography, Food and Nutrition.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least any two GCE Advanced Level passes in Botany, Zoology, Biology orChemistry.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or approved equivalent.

(iii) ND holders must possess a minimum of Lower Credit

(iii) HND holders must possess a minimum of Lower Credit for admission to300 Level for thePlant Biology and Zoology programmes.

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

.

(2) Department of Biochemistry

(i) Degree Programme

B.Sc. Biochemistry

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level credits to include: English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two GCE Advanced Level passes in Biology, Chemistry, and either Mathematicsor Physics

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or approved equivalent at an acceptable grade level.

(iii) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ Level requirements as stated in(iia)above.

(3) Department of Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry

(i) Degree Programmes

B.Sc. Chemistry

B. Sc. Industrial Chemistry

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level subjects to include English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology and Physics.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two GCE Advanced Level passes in Chemistry and either Mathematics or Physics.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or approved equivalent.

(iii) Holders of HND from a recognised Polytechnic with a minimum of Lower credit in Chemistry, Applied Chemistry or Industrial Chemistry and Laboratory Technology can be admitted into 300 Level.

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ level requirements as stated in(iia) above.

(4) Department of Computer Science and Information Technology

(i) Degree Programme

B.Sc. Computer Science

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level subjects to include English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and any two from Further Mathematics, Biology/Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Geography, Economics, Technical Drawing, Basic Electronics, Computer Studies, and Data Processing.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two GCE Advanced Level passes to include Mathematics and Physics

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or approved equivalent

(iii) HND holders from a recognized Polytechnic with a minimum of Lower credit for admission into 300 Level.

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ level requirements as stated in (ii a) above.

(5) Department of Mathematics and Statistics

(i) Degree Programmes

B.Sc. Mathematics

B. Sc. Statistics

(ii) Admission Requirements

Mathematics

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level credits to include English Language, Mathematicsand any other threesubjects from Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural Science,

Computer Studies, Economics, Further Mathematics and Technical Drawing.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two GCE Advanced Level passes to include Mathematics and any one ofBiology, Chemistry, Economics, Statistics and Physics.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or approved equivalent at an acceptable grade level.

(iii) For Statistics, a diploma in Statistics from a recognized university is acceptable.

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ level requirements as stated in (iia) above

Statistics

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level credits to include English Language, Mathematicsand any other threesubjects from Statistics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural

Science, Computer Studies, Geography, Economics, Further Mathematics and Technical Drawing.

(6) Department of Physics

(i) Degree Programme

B. Sc. Physics

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level subjects to include English Language, Mathematics, Physics and any two from Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, Geography, Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics and Food and Nutrition, Basic Electricity, Basic Electronics and Computer Studies.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two GCE Advanced Level Passes in Mathematics and Physics.In exceptional cases, Physics and Chemistry may be considered.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or approved equivalent.

(iii) HND holders from a recognised Polytechnic with a minimum of Lower Credits in Physics or Physics with Electronics or Electrical and Electronics Engineering may be admitted to 300 Level.

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ Level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

(G) FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES (3 or 4 Year Programme)

(1) Department of Accounting and Finance

(i) Degree Programmes

B.Sc. Accounting

B. Sc. Banking and Finance

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level Credits to include English Language, Mathematics and any other three relevant social science subject,which may include Government/Geography/Civic Education, Commerce, Economics, Business Studies/Education and Financial Accounting / Book keeping.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two Passes at GCE Advanced Level, to include Economics and any one of Government, Geography, Mathematics, Business Method and EconomicHistory.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND/ATS of ICANNIM/NIMN/ANAN or

approved equivalent.

(iii) Holders of HND in Banking and Finance, Accounting, Business Administration and other related disciplines from a recognized Polytechnic.

(iii) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

(2) Department of Business Administration

(i) Degree Programmes

B.Sc. Business Administration

B. Sc. Industrial Relations and Personnel Management

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level Credits to include English Language, Mathematicsand at least (3) other subjects from general and Business Subject categories.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two GCE Advanced Level passes in relevant subjects.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND/ATS of ICAN/NIM/NIMN/ANAN or

approved equivalent.

(iii) Holders of HND in Business Administration, Accounting and other related disciplines from a recognized Polytechnic.

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ Level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

(3) Department of Economics

(i) DegreeProgramme

B.Sc. Economics

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The Five O’ Level credits to include English Language, Mathematics, Economics,one social science subject from Geography, Government, History, Civic Education, Sociology, Psychology, and any other subject.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two GCE Advanced Level passes which must include Economics, and any other subject from Government, Geography, History, Sociology, Psychology, Mathematics, and Further Mathematics.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or its approved equivalent at an acceptable grade level.

(iii) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ Level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

(4) Department of Mass Communication

(i) Degree Programme

B.Sc. Mass Communication

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Level credits to include English Language, Mathematics, Literature-in-English and two other subjects in Arts, Social Sciences, Business and General subjects

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two Advanced Level passes in any Arts or Social Science subjects. This may include Commerce and Financial Accounting.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or its approved equivalent.

(iii) HND holders with Upper Credit in Mass Communication or

related courses.

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ Level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

(5) Department of Political Science and Diplomatic Studies

(i) Degree Programmes

B.Sc. Political Science

B. Sc. International Relations

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

Five O’ Levelcredits to include English Language, Mathematics and at least three (3)other subjects from general requirements.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two Advanced Level passes in relevant subjects

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or its approved equivalent

(iii) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ Level requirements as stated in (iia) above.

(6) Department of Sociology

(i) Degree Programme

B.Sc. Sociology

(ii) Admission Requirements

(a) O’ Level Subjects

The five O’ Levelcredits to include English Language, Mathematics and at least one from Economics, Geography, Government or History and any other two subjects from Commerce, Financial Accounting, Civic Education,

Book-keeping and any other subject.

(b) Direct Entry

(i) At least two Advanced Level passes to include Economics,Historyor Government, Geography, and Religious Studies.

(ii) IJMB/JUPEB/NCE/ND or its approved equivalent.

(iii) HND holders with a minimum of Upper Credit from a recognized Polytechnic in approved Sociology related subjects.

(iv) In addition, candidates must satisfy the O’ Level requirements as

statedin(iia) above.

(H) MODE OF APPLICATION

(a) On-Line Application

To complete the on-line application form:

• Visit Bowen University website @ www.bowenuniversity.edu.ng

• Click on “Apply Now” under the UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION sub menu. This takes you to the admission guide. Go through it and click on “CLICK HERE TO APPLY” at the bottom of the page to create an identity (Pre-Registration).

• After the pre-registration, generate a payment invoice with your unique transaction ID for the sum of Ten thousand,three hundred Naira (N10, 300) only as application form fee.

• Then, proceed to Quick teller page to make payment online.

• Payment for on-line forms through Banks – After generating a unique transaction ID through the University website, applicants may proceed to any of the following banks with their transaction ID to make payments: Skye Bank, Sterling Bank, Unity Bank, Wema Bank and United Bank for Africa (UBA).

• Upon confirmation of payment, proceed to the School Admission page “apply.bowenuniversity.edu.ng/apply to log in using your already created username and password in order to complete and submit the application form.

• Upon successful submission, print out your acknowledgement card and profile.

• Applicants in Lagos State may wish to visit the Bowen Microfinance Bank, Baptist Academy Compound,Obanikoro, Lagos for assistance to completing the application form. Contact: 08034955444, 08023672806, 08062435570

(I) ENQUIRY CENTRES

Applicants may visit any of the following centres for enquiries:

i) Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State. Tel: 09036206970 or 07085434397

ii) Bowen University Liaison Office, Baptist Building, Oke Bola, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Tel: 08033797387

iii) First Baptist Church, Opposite NNPC Quarters, Area 11, P. O. Box 331, Garki, Abuja. Tel: 08059648342, 08039102716.

iv) Ekiti Baptist Conference Secretariat, Km. 3 Ikere Road, Off Ologede Police Station, AdoEkiti, Ekiti State. 08036265636

v) Baptist College of Theology Benin, NTA Road, Benin City, Edo State. 08038412738 or 08062417396

vi) Central Baptist Conference Secretariat, Lamingo Dam road, Rikkos, Jos, Plateau State. 08065517071.

vii) Bethel Baptist Conference, 4 Ahmadu Bello Way, Kaduna, Kaduna State. Tel: 08023551299

viii) Bowen Microfinance Bank, Baptist Academy Compound, Obanikoro,Lagos. Tel: 08034955444, 08062435570

ix) Imo Baptist Conference Secretariat, 120Wetheral Road, Owerri, Imo State. 07037919943.

x) Rivers Baptist Conference Secretariat, No 7 William Jumbo Street, Old GRA, Port-Harcourt. 08064180777.

xi) Kwara Baptist Conference Secretariat, Afon Road, Ganmo, Ilorin, Kwara State. 08039125460.

xii) Ogun State Baptist Conference, Baptist Mission Compound, Idi-Aba, Abeokuta, Ogun State. 07069647706.

xiii) Ondo State Baptist Conference Secretariat, Block 001 Plot 7 & 8 Alagbaka GRA, Extension Adjacent Freeman Petrol Station, Oba Ile Rd, Akure, Ondo State. 07038917271.

xiv) Lagos Central Baptist Conference, Secretariat, C/O Ijero Baptist Church, 884, Apapa Road, Church, 122, Ipaja Rd, Ikeja, Lagos

xv) Lagos West Baptist Conference, Secretariart, C/O Union Baptist Church, Ebute-MettaAgege

xvi) Ethiope-Delta State Baptist Conference, Amukpe, Sapele, Delta State. 08057257907.

xvii) Zion Baptist Secondary School, beside Bowen Pre-degree Programme Centre, Agunbelewo, Ilobu Road, Osogbo, Osun State. Tel: 08136899924

xviii) Beulah Baptist Centre, Behind Baptist High School, Ogbomoso, Oyo State. 08053514160

xix) Oyo West Baptist Conference Secretariat, Oyo, Oyo State. 08035762942

xx) Providence Baptist Church, Uyo, Akwa – Ibom State 08039102716

xxi) Anioma-Delta Baptist Conference, C/O Victory Baptist Church, Asaba, Delta State. 08034074335, 08057022515

(J) SCREENING OF CANDIDATES

All applicants are to appear for BOWEN University Screening Exercise at any of the following Centres:

(i) Baptist Academy, Obanikoro, Lagos

(ii) Baptist College of Theology NTA/TV Road, Benin-City

(iii) Fullness of God Nursery and Primary School, Ijapo Estate, Akure.

(vi) Baptist Theological Seminary, Kaduna

(v) Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State

(vi) Faith Baptist College,#1 Rumuaparaeli Street, Beside Holy Rosary Secondary School, Old GRA Port-Harcourt, Rivers State.

(vii) First Baptist Church, Area 11,Garki, Abuja

(viii) Union Baptist Grammar School, Ga-Akanbi, Ilorin, Kwara State.

(xi) Baptist Girls College, Missions, Idi Aba, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

(x) Gilgal International School, Shelter Afrique Extension, Mbiabong, Uyo, Akwa –

Ibom State.

(xi) Ethiope-Delta State Baptist Conference, Amukpe, Sapele, Delta State.

Candidates are requested to come along with the following for the screening exercise:

i. Writing Materials

ii. On-line Generated Acknowledgement form

iii. 2018 UTME result slip

iv. O’Level result

v. Birth certificate

The screening date and time will be communicated later.

For Further enquires please visit our websitewww.bowenuniversity.edu.ng or contact: the Registrar, Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State, through:

(i) Email: registrar_infobowen@yahoo.com or registrar@bowenuniversity.edu.ng

(ii) Phone numbers: Bayo – 08168916329, Temitope - 0903-620-6970, Lanre - 0708-543-4397 and Niyi - 08185451648

Dr. K. A. Ogunleye

Registrar