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Apply: Clement Adesuyi Haastrup Foundation Scholarship Opens for 2025

The Clement Adesuyi Haastrup Foundation CAHF has thrown its doors open again for students of Ijesa origin. The annual scholarship, now in its eighteenth run, is calling for fresh and returning applicants who need support to keep their studies on track. It is aimed at full-time undergraduates in Nigerian public universities and polytechnics, with proof of strong academic standing.

Who Can Apply for the CAHF Scholarship

The offer is not for everyone, and the rules are clear:

  • Applicants must be full-time undergraduates in a recognised public university or polytechnic in Nigeria.
  • They must come from Ijesa origin, and be able to prove it.
  • They must show they need financial help to continue their studies.
  • A Cumulative Grade Point Average of Second Class Upper, or its equal, is the entry bar.

It is a lifeline for students who meet these boxes, though the Foundation is strict with checks.

Application Steps and What to Submit

Applications are taken online through the CAHF official website. The form asks for:

  • Personal details including email, phone, family name, and parental status.
  • A written reason explaining why the applicant thinks they deserve the award.

Alongside this, applicants must upload:

  • Proof of local government of origin.
  • Letter of introduction signed by current Head of Department.
  • Certified academic record from Exams and Records office.
  • Current student ID card.
  • Evidence of registration for the present semester.
  • Letter of attestation confirming membership of the Federation of Ijesa Student’s Union (FISU).

Those who make the shortlist will be called for an oral interview. Originals of all documents must be carried along to that stage.

Deadline and Contact Details

The clock is ticking. Registration closes on 30 November 2025. Missing the date means waiting another year.

For enquiries, applicants can reach the Foundation at:

  • Address: No 26, Burma Road, P.O. Box 725, Apapa, Lagos
  • Phone: 08032184451 or 08023194946
  • Email: haatrupfoundation@yahoo.com
UNINIGER
UNINIGER 1st Batch Merit Admission List for 2025/2026 Out

The University on the Niger has posted the admission list for the 2025/2026 academic year. All candidates can now check their names on JAMB CAPS and follow the steps to accept or reject. Read on for the full details and the right way to confirm.

So here we go, another school season is rolling in, and the University on the Niger, fondly called UNINIGER, has just dropped the much-awaited admission list. If you wrote the screening test and have been holding your breath ever since, this is the signal you’ve been waiting for. The list is out, yes, online.

Now, don’t worry if your first reaction is, “Where on earth do I even start?” That’s normal. Let me walk you through, step by step, without making your head spin.

How to Check UNINIGER Admission List

Checking the list is pretty simple, but you must go through the JAMB CAPS system. Here’s the lowdown:

  • Visit the JAMB EFacility portal.
  • Log in using your JAMB username and password.
  • Scroll until you see Check Admission Status and click it.
  • Hit Access my CAPS.
  • Then select Admission Status to see if UNINIGER has picked you.

And yes, if you are reading this on your phone and only seeing a bland welcome message, don’t panic. Switch your browser to desktop mode. Chrome is your best bet, just request the desktop site and the full page should open up for you. No wahala.

Accepting or Rejecting the Offer

Once you see your name shining on the screen, the next step is straightforward. Send ACCEPT or REJECT via SMS to 55019 or 66019, using the same phone number you used to register on JAMB.

  • If you accept, don’t forget to print your admission letter. The portal has that option ready for you.
  • If your page is showing “Admission Still in Progress” or “Not Admitted”, take a chill pill. It can change any moment, so keep checking.
UAT
UAT Merit Admission List for 2025/2026 is Out

The University of Africa, Toru-Orua has released the admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session. All candidates are advised to check their names on the school portal and follow the steps to confirm acceptance. Kindly read below for full guidance.

It’s that season again, when hearts race and fingers cross. The University of Africa, Toru-Orua, simply called UAT, has finally put out its admission list for the 2025/2026 session. For many hopefuls, this is the paper that turns the dream into reality. The list holds the names of candidates offered seats across different degree courses.

If you took part, now is the time to check, to breathe in, and maybe shout for joy if your name appears. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves though. First things first, how do you even find out?

How to Check UAT Admission List

Here’s the simple way to see if you made it:

It sounds basic, but yes, it really is that straight. If your name is on the list, don’t just relax. You still have a few steps to lock it down.

Steps After Confirming Admission

This is where things stretch out a little. Take them one at a time and you will be fine.

Step 1: Accept on JAMB CAPS

Step 2: Accept on UAT Portal

  • Go to the UAT clearance page.
  • Find the “2025/2026 Acceptance” section.
  • If you need an e-pin, click Get e-pin Now.
  • If you already bought one, select Already have e-pin.
  • Fill in your JAMB number, score, plus your personal details like name, email, and phone.
  • Submit and move to payment.

Step 3: Make Payment and Register

  • Pay with your debit card, nothing fancy.
  • After payment, watch your email and SMS, you’ll get an Admission ID and Password.
  • Use those to log in and complete your bio-data, including where you schooled before, primary and secondary.

Step 4: Wait for Verification

  • The admission officer will compare your details with JAMB records.
  • Once everything tallies, you’ll get a text message to confirm.

Step 5: Pay Fees and Print Documents

  • Log in again to pay your school fees.
  • Print out all the needed documents once the payment is cleared.
  • Take the affidavit form to a court to get it signed and stamped.
Shehu Sule College Of Nursing Sciences
Shehu Sule College of Nursing & Midwifery Post UTME 2025/2026

Shehu Sule College of Nursing Sciences, Damaturu has opened sales of Post UTME forms for the 2025/2026 ND Nursing programme. All applicants are advised to meet the entry requirements and complete the screening within the given dates. Kindly read below for full instructions.

Every year, the gates of Shehu Sule College of Nursing Sciences in Damaturu swing open for new faces, and 2025 is no different. The Post UTME form for the ND Nursing programme has now been announced. For those who sat for UTME and are itching to wear that nurse’s uniform one day, this is the start of the road.

The process is structured, yes, but don’t let that scare you. Let’s break it down in plain words.

Entry Requirements for ND Nursing

Before anything else, check if you fit the bill. Here’s what the college asks for:

  • Applicants must have written the 2025 UTME and scored not less than 180.
  • The UTME subject combination must be:
    • English Language
    • Chemistry
    • Physics
    • Biology
  • You must hold at least five credits in WAEC, SSCE, NECO, or NABTEB, all in not more than two sittings.
  • NABTEB is treated as a single result, so it cannot be mixed with WAEC or NECO.
  • Age matters too. You should be 16 years or older by January 2025.

It looks straight, but it’s wise to double-check your papers before rushing into the application.

How to Apply for Shehu Sule College of Nursing Sciences Post UTME

The screening process is online, and the timeline is short. Here’s the drill:

  • The Post UTME form will be available from Monday, 29 August 2025 to Friday, 12 September 2025.
  • Generate a REMITA invoice through the college website.
  • Pay the non-refundable fee of Two Thousand Naira only.
  • Complete your application online right after payment.

If you follow the steps closely, you’ll be done in no time.

Extra Details You Should Know

  • Calls for enquiries are only picked between 8 am and 4 pm daily.
  • Contact numbers: 08026614676, 08035317144.
  • Email: info@ycnm.edu.ng.
Al-Istiqama University, Sumaila (AUSU)
AUSU 1st Bacth Merit Admission List for 2025/2026 Released

Al-Istiqama University, Sumaila has released its admission list for the 2025/2026 session. All candidates are advised to check their names online and follow the given steps to confirm. Kindly read below for details.

There’s a certain buzz that comes with admission season, and for Al-Istiqama University, Sumaila, better known as AUSU, the curtain has just lifted. The admission list for the 2025/2026 session is now out. For every hopeful who filled out forms, sat for exams, and waited with restless nights, the moment of truth has arrived.

Checking if your name made it feels almost like flipping a coin, but don’t worry, the steps are plain and simple.

How to Check AUSU Admission List

If you want to confirm your spot, here’s the process:

Once you see your name, take a deep breath, maybe smile, then move on to the next steps.

Steps After Admission

Getting admitted is the first gate, but you still need to seal the deal. Here’s what comes next:

Step 1: Accept on JAMB CAPS

  • Go to the JAMB CAPS page.
  • Accept or reject the offer showing on your profile.

Step 2: Print Admission Letter

  • Once you accept, print your JAMB admission letter.
  • Keep this safe, as it’s your proof of being admitted.

Step 3: Confirm on AUSU Portal

  • Log into the AUSU portal.
  • Accept the offer again within the school system.
  • Print out the acceptance evidence for your records.

Reaching Out for Help

Questions always pop up. If you’re unsure or get stuck, the Admission Office is just a call away. Use any of these lines: 07083252525, 08036605551, or 08034762457. You can also stop by the office on campus during working hours to clear up issues.

Kaduna State University (KASU)
KASU Basic Studies Remedial & IJMB Admission List 2025/2026

Kaduna State University has released the Basic Studies and Remedial admission list for the 2025/2026 session. All prospective candidates are advised to check their names online using the official link. Full information is provided below.

The wait is over. Kaduna State University, often called KASU, has finally published the admission list for its College of Basic Studies. This list covers both IJMB and remedial studies, and it’s for the 2025/2026 academic session.

For many students, this is the kind of announcement that flips the page on a long chapter. After the late nights and endless revisions, your name on this list might just be the proof that all that effort counted.

Who This Concerns

The list is meant for candidates who applied to the IJMB or remedial programmes at KASU. If you’ve been waiting for word on whether you’ll be starting with them this session, then this is the sign you’ve been looking for.

How to Check KASU Basic Studies/Remedial Admission List

Checking is straightforward. Here’s what you need to do:

It might feel like searching for a needle in a haystack, but once you spot your name, it’s worth the trouble.

College of Education Gindiri
College of Education Gindiri Admission Form 2025/2026 Out

The College of Education, Gindiri has opened its admission process for the 2025/2026 session. Applications are available for Degree, NCE, and PDE programmes, with clear requirements for interested candidates. Kindly read below for details and steps.

The gates of the College of Education, Gindiri in Plateau State are wide open again, calling out to students who want to begin or continue their studies. The forms for the 2025/2026 academic session are now out, covering both Degree and NCE programmes, plus the Professional Diploma in Education for those eyeing that route.

For many, this is more than just an application form, it’s the ticket to joining a learning space that cuts across sciences, arts, and humanities.

Who Can Apply

Here’s the breakdown of who the College is looking out for:

  • Degree applicants: Must have scored 180 and above in the 2025/2026 JAMB exam.
  • NCE applicants: Need at least 100 and above in the same exam.
  • Non-JAMB applicants: Those who didn’t sit for JAMB but want to study NCE at the College can still buy the form. Just head to the Bursary Department on campus and pay ₦5,000.
  • Other institution candidates: If you originally picked another school but wish to move to Gindiri, you can. The portal allows you to apply, but you’ll need to make a change of institution on the JAMB portal.
  • Professional Diploma in Education (PDE): Forms are also still available for interested candidates.

How to Apply for College of Education, Gindiri Admission Form

The application process is fairly direct:

  • Visit the College website.
  • Fill the online application form with your details.
  • If you are buying directly from the bursary (for NCE without JAMB), ensure you collect and keep your receipt safe.
University of Abuja (UNIABUJA)
UNIABUJA Important Notice to all 2025/2026 Direct Entry Candidates

University of Abuja has issued an important notice to all Direct Entry applicants for the 2025/2026 session. Candidates are to verify their certificates at their former schools and ensure clearance on the JAMB portal. Kindly follow the outlined steps below.

The University of Abuja has sounded a clear call to its Direct Entry candidates. If you’re among those hoping to join the university for the 2025/2026 academic year, there’s a small but serious task you must complete. It’s about your certificates, and the school is saying without this step, you won’t be cleared on their portal.

It may look like routine paperwork, but in truth, this can make or break your admission process.

What UNIABUJA Direct Entry Applicants Must Do

Here’s the path you’re expected to follow, plain and simple:

  • Go back to the school where you got your First Degree, NCE, A-Level, or any other result.
  • Ask for your certificate to be verified.
  • Make sure it is uploaded and approved on the JAMB (NIPEDS) portal.
  • An official email must have reached your former school about this process, so follow it up.

Missing this step means no clearance on the university’s system, no matter your scores or efforts.

Why It Matters

Universities are careful with credentials these days. UNIABUJA is stressing that every certificate must be checked from the source before it can stand. It’s their way of keeping things clean and fair for all.

Federal University Oye Ekiti (FUOYE)
See FUOYE Part-Time Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session

Federal University Oye-Ekiti has released the official part-time academic calendar for the 2025/2026 session. The timetable covers registration, lectures, matriculation, exams, and student activities. All affected students are advised to take note.

The Federal University Oye-Ekiti has rolled out its part-time academic calendar for the 2025/2026 session, and it’s packed with dates every student under the Centre for Continuing Education must circle on their calendar. This is the road map that will guide you through the academic year, from registration to exams, and even the much-anticipated Student Union Week.

Let’s break it down, step by step, so you don’t miss a beat.

First Semester FUOYE Part-Time Academic Calendar

  • Monday, 13th – Friday, 17th October 2025: Registration kicks off. A week-long chance for both freshers and returning students to get their paperwork in order.
  • Monday, 20th October 2025: Lectures officially begin. Time to dust off notebooks and get serious.
  • Tuesday, 18th November 2025: Matriculation ceremony. A big day for the newcomers, marking their official entry into FUOYE’s academic family.
  • Friday, 30th January 2026: End of lectures. Classes wrap up after weeks of teaching and learning.
  • Monday, 2nd – Friday, 6th February 2026: Revision week. A short breather for students to revise, cram, or steady themselves for what’s next.
  • Monday, 9th February 2026: Examinations begin.
  • Friday, 27th February 2026: Examinations end, bringing the first semester to a close.

Summary of First Semester:

  • Registration – 1 week
  • Lectures – 13 weeks
  • Revision – 1 week
  • Exams – 3 weeks
  • Total: 18 weeks

Second Semester FUOYE Part-Time Academic Calendar

  • Monday, 23rd March 2026: Resumption, registration, and start of lectures all on the same day. Straight to business.
  • Monday, 4th – Friday, 8th May 2026: Student Union Week. A pause for activities, bonding, and campus life beyond the classroom.
  • Friday, 12th June 2026: End of lectures.
  • Monday, 15th – Friday, 19th June 2026: Revision week. Another stretch to prepare for exams.
  • Monday, 22nd June 2026: Start of the second semester exams.
  • Friday, 10th July 2026: Exams end, officially closing the academic year.

Summary of Second Semester:

  • Lectures – 12 weeks
  • Student Union Week – 1 week
  • Revision – 1 week
  • Exams – 3 weeks
  • Total: 17 weeks
Federal University Oye Ekiti (FUOYE)
See FUOYE Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session

Federal University Oye-Ekiti has released the official academic calendar for the 2025/2026 session. The timetable covers registration, lectures, matriculation, exams, and holidays. All students are encouraged to take note and follow accordingly.

The Federal University Oye-Ekiti has drawn out its academic calendar for the 2025/2026 session. Both freshers and returning students now have a clear map of how the year will roll out, from resumption to convocation, with breaks, exams, and even union week neatly slotted in.

Some dates may look far, others around the corner. Either way, it’s better to mark them down early than be caught off guard.

First Semester FUOYE Academic Calendar

  • Monday, 22nd September 2025: Resumption and online registration begins for all students. Lectures start same day for returning students.
  • Monday, 29th September – Friday, 3rd October 2025: Fresh students resume and take part in orientation.
  • Monday, 6th October 2025: Lectures begin for everyone.
  • Monday, 6th – Friday, 10th October 2025: Late registration window.
  • Friday, 10th October 2025: Last day for late school fees payment for returning students.
  • Thursday, 13th November 2025: Matriculation for Oye campus.
  • Friday, 14th November 2025: Matriculation for Ikole campus.
  • Friday, 19th December 2025: Lectures end, followed by end-of-year break.
  • Monday, 12th – Friday, 16th January 2026: Revision week.
  • Monday, 19th January – Saturday, 7th February 2026: Examinations run for all students.
  • Sunday, 8th – Sunday, 15th February 2026: Convocation ceremonies and Founder’s Day.
  • Monday, 9th February – Saturday, 7th March 2026: First semester break.

Summary:

  • Lectures: 13 weeks
  • Revision: 1 week
  • Exams: 3 weeks
  • Total: 17 weeks

Second Semester FUOYE Academic Calendar

  • Monday, 9th March 2026: Resumption and start of lectures.
  • Friday, 20th March 2026 (tentative): Eid-el-Fitr.
  • Friday, 3rd – Monday, 6th April 2026: Easter break.
  • Thursday, 28th May 2026 (tentative): Id el Kabir.
  • Friday, 5th June 2026: End of lectures.
  • Monday, 8th – Thursday, 11th June 2026: Student Union Week.
  • Friday, 12th June 2026: Democracy Day.
  • Monday, 15th – Friday, 19th June 2026: Revision week.
  • Monday, 22nd June – Saturday, 11th July 2026: Examinations.
  • Monday, 13th July – Saturday, 19th September 2026: End-of-session break.

Summary:

  • Lectures: 13 weeks
  • Union Week: 1 week
  • Revision: 1 week
  • Exams: 3 weeks
  • Total: 18 weeks

Quick Notes

  • Sporting activities are fixed for Fridays at 1 pm throughout the semester.
  • Public holidays will be observed as announced by the Federal Government.
  • The next session, 2026/2027, kicks off on Monday, 21st September 2026.