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OAU STUDENTS DEMAND FOR THE REINSTATEMENT OF SUSPENDED STUDENTS AND UNION ACTIVITIES.

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Saturday, 30th December, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred     For the past few weeks, students of Obafemi Awolowo University have begun restoration campaigns in a bid to demand for the reinstatement of the students union activities and the reinstatement of the suspended Four students  which was reported by OAU KILONSHELE few months ago.     The four students; Oluwalade Babatunde, Omole Ibukun, Jacob Grace and Udeh John were served suspension letters after a protest against 6 days of power outage in the university campus. This was followed by a indefinite proscription of the students union activities.   This was aired on social media platforms; Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter with hash tags like #REINSTATEOAU4 , #ReinstateOurUnion and #ReinstateGreatIfeStudentsUnion . All posts and tweets were geared towards towards the immediate restoration of the students' union and the suspended students.     Koye-ladele Mofehintoluwa, a Parliamentarian in the Students' representatives co

OAU VC SPEAKS ON VITAL ISSUES, REAFFIRMS THE RESUMPTION DATE.

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Saturday, 30th December, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.      In a Press release by Association of Campus Journalist, ACJOAU, the Vice Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University, Prof. Eyitope Ogubodede, responded to salient issues related to students' welfare and the resumption after the 'End of the year' break in order to clear speculations of a postponement.     In the release signed by Okeowo Olasukanmi, the president and Bamidele Seun, the General Secretary of the association, the VC stated that the resumption date still remains unchanged as earlier fixed for January 2, 2018.    Furthermore, the complaints of students living in 'Maintenance hostel', a, private hostel on campus, were addressed. The lack of maintenance and the plans of the owners of the hostel was duly reported by OAU KILONSHELE.   The body of Campus Journalist made it known that the university have started to take some steps towards tackling the issue of unstable power supply, security a

'THE STRIKE ACTION CONTINUES-UNIVERSITY WORKERS' UNIONS SAY AFTER MEETING WITH FG.

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 'THE STRIKE ACTION CONTINUES-UNIVERSITY WORKERS' UNIONS SAY AFTER MEETING WITH FG. Tuesday, 19th December, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.     After a meeting of the Joint Action Committee of the Non-academic staff of universities with the minister of Education, Mallam Adamu, earlier today, the committee has resolved to continue the Earned Allowance EA strike action.   The resolution is prior to the futile attempt to reach a successful compromise between the Federal Government and the striking workers today at the meeting held at Abuja alongside some government officials.   "Government at the meeting acknowledged the legitimacy of our grievances and assured that efforts are being made to correct the unfortunate situation. We shall be invited subsequently when concrete actions have been taken in that regard." the letter sent to all branch leaders stated.     The letter was signed by the national leaders of the three sister unions; Comrade Samson Ugwoke for The

DO YOU KNOW THAT THERE ARE 80+ DEPARTMENTS IN OAU?

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   Below are the 84 departments in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-ife Osun state. 1. African Languages and Literature 2. Agricultural Economics 3. Agricultural and Environmental Engineering 4. Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology 5. BiologyAnimal Science 6. Archeology 7. Architecture 8. Biochemistry 9. Botany 10. Building 11. Business Law 12. Chemical Engineering 13. Chemical Pathology 14. Chemistry 15. Civil Engineering 16. Community Health and Nutrition 17. Computer Science and Engineering 18. Continuing EducationCrop production 19. Demography and Social Statistics 20. Dermatology and Venerology 21. Dramatic Arts 22. Drug Research and Production Unit 23. Economics 24. Educational Administration and Planning 25.Educational Foundation and Counseling 26. Educational Technology 27. Electronic and Electrical Engineering 28. English Language 29. Environmental Health and Epidemiology 30. Estate Management 31. Fine and Applied Arts 32. Food Nutri

EDUCATION MINISTER TO MEET WITH THE 'STRIKING' UNIONS.

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Sunday, 17th of December. By Olufemi Alfred .O.    The Federal ministry of Education has invited the Joint Action Committee(JAC), which is the body for all Non-academic staff unions, for a meeting over the resumption of their suspended strike on December 4. This is aimed at negotiating with the leaderships of the unions over the letter received, stating their on-going strike action.   In the invitation letter, dated 15th of December, the leaders of the non-academic staff unions, comprising of The  Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, Non Academic Staff Union, NASU,  and National Association Academic Technologists, NAAT; are to meet with the honourable minister by 11:00am on Tuesday, 19th of December.     The meeting, which is to be held at HME conference hall at Abuja, was communicated through the office of Mrs. Ojo J.S, the Director of Tertiary Education.    The leaders of the aggrieved unions are then urged to accept the offer(s) of the honourable

OAU ANNOUNCES NEW DATE FOR SPORTS ADMISSIONS' SCREENING.

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Thursday, 14th December, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.     Obafemi Awolowo University has fixed a new date for the sports admissions' that was earlier suspended due to the unstable turn of events caused by the protesting members of the Non-academic staff unions.         Speaking with our correspondent, the Director of Sports of the University's sports council, Abu Adamu, stated that the screening has been re-scheduled for 10:00am on Wednesday, 20th of December.      The Director also promised that the on-going strike action by the Non-teaching Staff unions will not affect the exercise as arrangements have been made to allow the passage of the candidates on that day.     "I've spoken with the unions. So they will not close the gate on that day." he assured.    Applicants are then enjoined to be at the Director's office in good time with their sports kits and credentials.

OAU: MANAGEMENT PAYS EA AGAINST THE RESOLUTION OF THE NON-ACADEMIC STAFF UNIONS.

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Wednesday, 13th December, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.      The management of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-ife, has acted against the decision of the Non-academic staff unions by paying the controversial Earned Allowance EA to all the unions, including the Teaching, which is  Academic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU) and the Non-teaching Staff unions; Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Non Academic Staff Union (NASU) and National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT).     Earlier today, in a release from the Office of the Public Relations Officer of the school, Olanrewaju Abiodun, he stated that the payment has begun earlier today.     When asked whether the action by the school will not instigate any violent move from the side of the Non-academic staff unions as it is against their stance of not paying any of the unions until a consensus is reached by the Joint Action Committee(JAC),     "I don't respond to speculations, let us s

IF WE CAN'T FUND EDUCATION AS A WEAPON, WE CAN'T WIN BATTLES.

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By Olufemi Alfred .O.      Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world - Nelson Mandela      How can we breakthrough as a country if the tool that can be used is in comatose state? This is a question that pops out of an average Nigerian student every time the abysmal state of the Education sector in Nigeria is the focal point of any intellectual discourse.     Going by the tenets and recommendations of the United Nations, which are expedient for any country that desires growth, 26% of a country's annual budget should be expended on Education. This is not because of it's every day effects on all sectors but because it yields an everlasting dividends.      It no longer rings any bell, knowing fully well that the highest Nigeria has achieved ever is 10.43% in 2006. Even the minute allocations are not judiciously spent. Little wonder why the Nigerian Universities Commission(NUC) budgeted 85 million naira for Vehicles while 8 million nair

MUSIC ALERT: 'AWELEWA' by DIMMYDEEMZY

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GOD'S OWN FACTORY PRESENTS A SPECIAL PROGRAMME

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OAU: STUDENTS' UNION COMMITTEE PETITIONS THE MANAGEMENT OVER RECENT OCCURRENCES.

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Wednesday, 6th December, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.      The Action Committee set up under the Students' Union of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-ife, has written a petition against the school over the suspension of the students' union activities few weeks ago, the attack launched against students on November 1 and the recent murder of a young man at the New Bukateria area of the University.     The Committee has Oyebanjo Oluwaseun, the Assistant Secretary General of the union before its suspension and Gbenga Oloniran, the Secretary of the Alliance of Nigerian Students tudents against -Neo Liberal Attacks (ANSA) as its members.     The petition dated 4th of December, 2017, blamed the University administrators for these bad happenings due to their incompetence and silence.       "The killing that occurred on the night of November 30 is only the necessary result of the criminal silence of the university administration on the cultist insurgence that occurred

OAU MANAGEMENT DECLARES BREAK AND POSTPONES CONVOCATION AMIDST STRIKE ACTION.

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Tuesday, 5th December, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.     The management of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-ife, has resolved that an 'end of the year' break be given to the students between 6th of December 2017 and 2nd of January 2018 because of the uproar that is emanating from the protest by the Non-academic staff unions' members of the Nigerian universities. This has also led to the indefinite postponement of the 43rd convocation ceremony of the University.      In the press release by the Public Relations officer of the university, Olanrewaju Abiodun, it was stated that "the Students have been asked to vacate their Halls of residence latest by 4:00pm on Wednesday, 6th December, 2017."      This decision was made in an emergency senate meeting held at Ogunbanjo conference centre of the school. This meeting is linked to the absence of a conducive environment for learning because of the Blockage of main entrances to the school, power outage and the hal

JAC (SSANU, NAAT NASU) RESUMES SUSPENDED STRIKE BY MONDAY.

Friday, 1st December, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.     In a crucial meeting of the Joint Action Committee (JAC) made up of Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Non Academic Staff Union (NASU) and National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) held in Abuja, it was agreed upon that universities will begin an indefinite strike on Monday, December 4, 2017    This is to protest against the sharing formula of the N23billion released by the Federal Government to settle their Earned allowances as Universities like Obafemi Awolowo University and University of Ibadan have spontaneously reacted to.    The decision was as a result of the elapsed deadline of Seven days given to the Federal Government to explain what brought about the skewed ratio. In the formula adopted by the federal government, the non academic staffs were allocated 11 per cent of the N23billion as against 89 per cent for academic staff in the universities.  The joint letter signed by th

BLOODY ATTACK ON OAU CAMPUS, YOUNGMAN STABBED TO DEATH.

Friday, 1st December, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.        In the dark hours of Thursday, a group of unidentified men attacked and killed a young man at the car park of New Bukka of Obafemi Awolowo University campus, a place set aside for commercial activities with different restaurants and bars. Afterwards, they escaped in an Highlander jeep.     The incident, which took place about 10pm, led to the death of one Mr. Adewumi, who resides in Ile-ife and whose Mum works as a cleaner in the University community. OAU KILONSHELE was able to gather that Adewumi was a young man in his late twenties and he was a frequent visitor of the area. As at the time our correspondent got to the scene there was blood on the ground alongside the food meant for the deceased.       According to eye witness accounts; the group had a fight with Adewumi at the car park which resulted to one of them using a diabolical ring to hit him and he was stabbed on the neck.  " I was shocked like it was

OAU SSANU, NAAT, NASU PROTEST: SCHOOL MANAGEMENT THREATENS TO SANCTION PROTESTING MEMBERS.

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Thursday, 30th November, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.      In a special release dated 30th of November and signed by the Registrar, the University management of Obafemi Awolowo threatened to subject any disruption of school academic activities by the protesting members of the Three non academic staff unions to sanctioning. "Blockage of the University roads, molestation of staff and preventing of students and staff from carrying out their lawful duties, will be met with serious sanction." The non-academic staff unions; The  Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, Non Academic Staff Union, NASU,  and National Association Academic Technologists, NAAT, as reported by OAU KILONSHELE, have been agitating for the fair sharing of the Earned Allowance released by the Federal government.      Dotun Awoyemi, the Registrar of the University, explained the background of the whole saga, the refusal of the sister unions to agree to the payment and that the

OAU SSANU, NASU, NAAT PROTEST: MANAGEMENT INTERVENES

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OAU SSANU, NASU Wednesday, 29th November, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.      The management of Obafemi Awolowo University have decided to look into the the on-going scores between the academic staff Union of Universities, ASUU and the three Non Academic Staff Unions: The  Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, Non Academic Staff Union, NASU,  and National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT, over the parameter and percentage for sharing the 23 Billion naira released by FG as the owed Earned Allowance EA between 2009 and 2012.    In a meeting held earlier today, it was revealed that the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede, in a letter to the Director of Finance of the Nigerian  University Commission (NUC), stated that the money meant for the three sister unions between the 3 years is to the tune of 6.13 billion naira.   The letter was a response to the earlier request of the NUC demanding for the submission of the data for payment purpo

OAU SSANU, NAAT, NASU TO DECIDE THE FATE OF THE SCHOOL ON LOOMING STRIKE.

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Wednesday, 29th November, 2017 By Olufemi Alfred .O.      The Obafemi Awolowo University branch members of the three sister unions of the Non-academic Staff unions; Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, Non Academic Staff Union, NASU,  and National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT are to meet in a Congress by 10:00 a.m today so as to determine whether they'll embark on a strike or not.     The meeting is as a result of their protest against the sharing ratio  (89:11) of the Earned allowances (EA), released by the Federal government recently, between the three unions and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) as reported by OAU KILONSHELE. ASUU wants 89% and the remaining 11% be shared between SSANU, NAAT AND NASU.     The issue, which is a national one, has been reported in some of the Nigerian Federal Universities; University of Ibadan, University of Benin and University of Porthacourt have also protested against the sharing t

OAU POSTPONES SPORTS' ADMISSIONS SCREENING INDEFINITELY.

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Wednesday, 29th November, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.     In a release from the office of the Director of Sports, Obafemi Awolowo University sports council in the evening of Tuesday, it was stated that the 2017/2018 sports admission screening has been postponed indefinitely.     The exercise slated for 9:00 a.m on Wednesday, 29th of November, has been postponed owing to the situation of things on campus. "We truly apologise for all Inconveniences caused by this postponement. It was done with the best Interest of the Applicants at mind."  The release, signed by Director of Sports, Abu Adamu, read.

REGISTRAR, PRO, CONFIRM THE VALIDITY OF THE EARLIER RELEASED OAU CALENDAR.

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Wednesday, 29th of November, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.      Against the information widely circulated about a review of the 2016/2017 rain semester academic calendar of Obafemi Awolowo University, stating that examinations will commence on the 3rd of January 2018, OAU KILONSHELE confirmed that it is nothing but a rumour.      The Registrar of the university, Dotun Awoyemi, in a conversation with our correspondent, denied any change in the earlier released calendar.      "I don't think anything of such exist." he said.   Also, the Public Relations Officer, Abiodun Olanrewaju, claimed ignorant of the change as being circulated.            "There is no document or any meeting to that effect. Up till now, I've not heard of such."     Lectures are to end on the 22nd of December; the Christmas and new year break follows and lectures free week comes between 2nd and 9th of January, 2018.      OAU KILONSHELE urges students to work with the existi

PROTEST: OAU ASUU AGAINST OTHER STAFF UNIONS OVER THE EARNED ALLOWANCE RATIO.

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Tuesday, 28th of November, 2017. By Olufemi Alfred .O.    Obafemi Awolowo University branch of The  Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, Non Academic Staff Union, NASU,  and National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT, have begun a protest against the ratio of sharing the Earned allowances between themselves and Academic Staff Union of Universities ASUU.   The 23 billion naira, out of the 220 billion promised by FG, was approved two months as a product of the indefinite strike embarked on by all staff unions due to the failure of the Federal government to fulfil its part of the 2009 Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).' "We held discussions on all these arreas and we reached agreement on all of them; government has already approved and released some N23 billion for earned allowances in the universities." Chris Ngige, Minister for Labour, stated.  The approved fund necessitated a meeting between the unions and the School'

OAU SPORTS ADMISSIONS SCREENING TAKES PLACE ON WEDNESDAY.

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     This is to inform the 2017/2018 aspirants of Obafemi Awolowo University, who have applied  through the sports category, that the oral and practical screening/assessment holds on Wednesday, 29th of November by 9:00 a.m.     Applicants are expected to be at the office of the Director of Sports,  Sports' Council 30 minutes to the Screening and are to prepare for both Oral and Practical Screening Sessions. Please Note: The screening is only open to Sport applicants with 50% and above in Post UTME and Direct Entry (DE) students with Upper Class Credit.                                     OAU Kilonshele News Outfit Reporting... 

2018 BUDGET: OAU STUDENTS REACT TO THE PROJECTS PROPOSED BY THE UNIVERSITY.

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By Olufemi Alfred .O.       In the 2018 proposed budget presented on the 7th of November by the office of the President, Muhammadu Buhari, Obafemi Awolowo University proposed Four capital projects to be passed. Various reactions have followed from the side of students.     During the delivery of the budget speech, the president affirmed the commitment of the government to capital projects.     "To consolidate on the momentum of the 2017 Budget’s implementation, many ongoing capital projects have been provided for in the 2018 Budget. This is in line with our commitment to appropriately fund ongoing capital projects to completion ." Muhammadu Buhari said.      The Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede led administration proposed: The construction of Access road and Car parks to centre of Entrepreneurship building of the university; Construction of Aeronautical Office Block workshop and seminar rooms; Construction of Nursing Science Building and Upgrading of the university

16-YEAR-OLD FOLASHEWA MADE OAU PROUD IN PLATINUM REASONING CONTEST.

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      The 16-year-old Abdulsalam Folashewa, a student of Obafemi Awolowo University, bagged the 3rd position Out of about 380 registered candidates in the just concluded National  Platinum Reasoning Contest organized for all students in tertiary institutions in Nigeria. This initiative was officially sponsored by Pastor E.A Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God and His Excellency Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, former Nigerian Vice-president.     The grand finale ceremony of the contest took place on Saturday, 18th November 2017 at Transcorp Hilton, Abuja, where a 200 level Computer science student, Bankole Oluwafemi of Redeemer's University,  was announced the overall winner  while a student of American University of Nigeria, Salisu Ahmad , was awarded the 1st runner up and the 2nd runner up was awarded to a student of Obafemi Awolowo University, Abdulsalam Folasewa M.    The overall winner was given a cheque of N500,000, the 1st runner up was awarded a cheque of N30

FOUR WAYS TO AID THE FUNCTIONALITY OF THE BRAIN.

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   Brain, they say, is the engine room that differentiate human reasoning; as such, it requires some 'oiling' to reduce the level of its 'friction'. Though, humans only use 10% of their brain capacity, there are still some safety precautions that must be noted to have them it shape.     Firstly, though our society doesn’t support, breakfast must be taken seriously by every individual. You might want to ask how meals affect Brain functionality? Apart from the psychological reasons attached, which the stomach sends some signals to the brain which makes the individual feels hungry; it should be noted that the body is a system: the lapses of one could affect the other. The only way to fuel the brain is by having to eat something. You don’t start a new day on empty stomach. The level at which the brain works will be stressful because there is absence of a propelling fluid. What of those who fast? you may ask. That is why it’s advisable to take at least a cup of water

OAU OPENS PORTAL FOR 16/17 CONVOCATION CEREMONY REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT.

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      Sequel to a publication of OAU KILONSHELE which entailed the date of the 2016/2017 convocation ceremony of Obafemi Awolowo University, the portal has been opened for the registration of graduates for the event.    Payment will also be done online and the approved list of the graduates by the university senate, has been uploaded on the portal.     Click here to proceed to the portal for registration portal Olufemi Alfred .O. OAU Kilonshele News Outfit. 

"WE NEED AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING IN OAU"- VC DEMANDS FOR THE SUPPORT OF NAF

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   The Vice Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University, Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede, declared the need for Aeronautical Engineering as parts of the programmes being studied in the university. This ensued in a meeting with the delegates from the Nigerian Air Force (NAF).   “In OAU we need to have a programme in Aeronautical Engineering and make sure it is the best in Africa. But we will need your support for personnel and staffing. I also believe that there are other several ways that we can partner.” Ogunbodede said.    The August visit to the Vice-Chancellor, was aimed at the materialisation of the existing Memorandum of Understanding(MoU) on capacity building between the NAF and the University, as well as collaboration with the University in other mutually beneficial areas.     Air Vice Marshal Kingsley Lar, the leader of the delegates, opined that; the MoU was in line with the vision of the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadiq Abubakar to ‘transform NAF into a self-relian

OAU ADMISSIONS OFFICE URGES DE ASPIRANTS TO EXPECT LIST SOONEST.

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     It has been confirmed that the admissions list containing the names of the Direct Entry(DE) aspirants is not yet out.          In reaction to the recent publication of OAU KILONSHELE in lieu of the uploaded Obafemi Awolowo University merit list on Joint Admissions Matriculation Board(JAMB) website, Direct Entry (DE) Aspirants for 2017/2018 admissions have asked questions about the inclusion of their names in the list.      In an interview with one of the admissions officer, who sought anonymity in line with the civil service's code of conduct, it was made known that the DE list has not been released but will be out soonest.      After reaffirming the release of the UTME merit list, She said; "the D.E list is a separate list, it will be out soon."    She furthered by urging DE aspirants to be calm and await the release of the list. " let them be checking the portal. It will be out any moment from now but the one out now is for UTME candidates."

OAU ADMISSIONS MERIT LIST UPLOADED ON JAMB WEBSITE.

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      Few days ago, OAU KILONSHELE posted the release of Obafemi Awolowo University merit list for 2017/2018 admissions, it has been confirmed that some of the aspirants have seen their names on  JAMB's website.       Admission status can be viewed on the CAPS section of the website.           Below are the step by step procedures to access JAMB CAPS 1. Visit jamb.org.ng/efacility  preferably using a PC or chrome browser on mobile. 2. Login with the credentials( email and password) you created your jamb account with. 3. After successfully logging in, click on the options button ( the button with 3 dash) at the top of the page. 4. You'll see CAPS under the tag 'Admissions'. Click on it and you'll be taken to the CAPS page. 5. If the page only shows 'welcome', do not be discouraged. Just click on options on your mobile's browser and change the view of the page to 'desktop view'. This is why it's preferable to use a PC. 6.

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OAU BAGGED SEVEN AWARDS IN NUMA 2017.

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      Out of the categories of the Nigerian Universities' Merit Awards(NUMA) that students across Nigerian universities' students and personalities were nominated for, Seven was won by Obafemi Awolowo University Students. The award night took place last night in Ighodalo Hall in Ibadan, Oyo state with many schools in attendance.  The award night witnessed students from University of Lagos, Olabisi Onabanjo University, University of Ibadan, Federal University of Technology Akure and Lagos state University.       The event appeared memorable as Seven was won by OAU personalities: Adejumo Kabir won the best journalist of the year, Gbadamosi Afeez won the best political icon, OAU peeps news agency won the best editorials  of the year, Timi Agbaje won the best Master of Ceremony of the year, Tobi Morakinyo (Tobiano Ace) won the best next rated artiste, Boluwajaiye Adeoluwa (fynestboy) won the best online personality and Babawale won the category of youth development.

JAMB RELEASES DATES FOR 2018 EXAMS AND MOCK.

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board said on Wednesday morning that the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination in 2018 would hold on March 9 to March 17, 2018. The announcement was made by JAMB Registrar, Prof Is-haq Oloyede during an ongoing stakeholders’ meeting, saying that the dates were chosen “taking into cognizance the dates of other public examinations.” The board said the mock examination would hold between January 22 and 27, adding that the application fee remains N5000. _____________________ The Erudite Academy presents tutorials for adequate preparation towards the Exam. Hurry up and join The Erudite tutorial, Registration is on. We know it and we can teach it. VENUE :OAU central market, Zone B line 2 ,opposite modella concept. Ile Ife Osun state. We offer accommodations for students from far places. For More Info Call/SMS/WhatsApp:  ENQ :☎ 07037980133 (Dr substance        ☎ 07064499572(Dr stuff)          ☎ 08031375742(FM probono)    ☎070

OAU HANDBALL TEAM SLAMS OYO STATE TEAM.

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     Earlier on Wednesday, November 15, the handball team of Obafemi Awolowo University won in a match against the handball team of Oyo state sports council at Adamasingba stadium in Ibadan, Oyo state.     The male category friendly match, that lasted for an hour, ended with the score of 28 goals against 18 goals. The university team led with 5 goals in both the first and second half of the match.      Ademuwagun Simeon, Okeya Sunday, Dikko Ibrahim, Agboola Francis, Nworie Arinze, Adediran Adeyemi and few other students represented the school in the match.    Ademuwagun Simeon, the team captain, expressed his excitement after the match.    "Though I'm not surprised that we won the match. We've always been beating the Oyo state team and this is not new. We thank God for that and we are looking forward to more matches being fixed." said Ademuwagun.     The Coach of the team who is also the Sports director of the university sports council, made known

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HOW BAD VENTILATION OPENS BAD DOORS.

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Major consideration is given to cross ventilation only when we talk of suffocation; but many other harms are also caused to the body and the environment through little or no cross ventilation.     In big cities, where we have congestion of people, house are built mouth to mouth, which makes it possible for someone to jump from a building to another; do you think it's possible to have fresh air? Same also in rural areas, because of their low standard and willingness to increase their income, they prefer to manage their lands to build shops close to their houses, at the detriment of their lives; do we say the devil is at work when we suffocate to death at night?       Similarly, students also make use of their windows as a shoe rack; blocking the blessing and the soothing cozy breeze from enchanting their body while asleep in hostels; do we also blame the management for those plights?    Ignorance they say, is a disease: but what do we call the enlightened who still think