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Augustine University
Augustine University 7th Convocates 148 Students 2025

Augustine University, Ilara-Epe, will graduate a total of 148 students at its 7th Convocation Ceremony scheduled for Thursday, 30th October 2025. Out of this number, 22 students will earn First Class Honours, reflecting the university’s dedication to academic excellence and moral growth.

The announcement was made during a press conference held on Tuesday, 28th October 2025, at the Senate Chamber. The briefing marked the beginning of activities leading to both the convocation ceremony and the university’s 10th anniversary celebrations.

Highlights of the Augustine University Convocation

In his address, the Vice-Chancellor, Rev. Fr. Prof. Anthony Alaba Akinwale, OP, stated that 148 students will receive first degree certificates, while 21 others will be awarded diploma certificates.

The diploma graduates are from the St. Gregory School of Pastoral Music, which is affiliated with Augustine University through the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies. The partnership showcases the university’s ongoing collaboration in advancing education that combines scholarship, creativity, and spiritual values.

Prof. Akinwale congratulated the graduating class, describing their success as evidence of the university’s commitment to nurturing both intellect and character. He noted that this year’s ceremony carries added meaning as it coincides with the institution’s 10th anniversary.

A Decade of Growth and Service

Reflecting on the milestone, the Vice-Chancellor described Augustine University’s ten years as a period of steady progress built on integrity and service to society. He restated the university’s mission of producing graduates who are morally upright, academically sound, and capable of contributing meaningfully to national and global development.

The Overall Best Graduating Student for the 2025 class is Miss Ifeoluwa Anne Adeyera from the Department of Chemical Sciences, who attained a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.90.

The convocation lecture, titled “AUI at 10: Fulfilling the Mandate of Providing Integral University Education for a Borderless World,” will be delivered by Professor Steve Afolami, the Pioneer Vice-Chancellor of Augustine University.

Other events scheduled for the ceremony include the inauguration of the 2nd Pro-Chancellor, Rt. Hon Dame Winifred Akpani FCA KSS OFR, the presentation of awards and prizes to outstanding graduates, and the formal conferment of degrees and diplomas.

Osun State Polytechnic OSPOLY Iree
OSPOLY Affiliate (UNILORIN & UNIZIK) School Fees 2024/2025

The Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY), Iree approved fees for 2024/2025 academic session have been officially released. Following the accreditation of the Polytechnic’s affiliation with the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) and Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), Awka, the updated school fees schedule for both affiliated degree programmes has been published for students’ guidance.

This detailed breakdown helps students understand the total payable amount, including tuition and other essential charges

 

Approved Fees for OSPOLY, Iree Affiliation Programmes

Social Sciences Programme

Students admitted under the Social Sciences department are expected to pay the following fees for the 2024/2025 academic session:

  • Tuition: ₦100,000.00
  • ICT: ₦10,000.00
  • Library: ₦20,000.00
  • TISHIP: ₦5,000.00
  • Sports: ₦10,000.00
  • Examination: ₦17,500.00
  • Laboratory Fee: ₦10,000.00
  • Academic Development Fee: ₦7,500.00
  • Entrepreneur Training: ₦20,000.00
  • Matriculation: ₦5,000.00
  • Student Handbook: ₦5,000.00
  • Medical Test: ₦5,000.00
  • ID Card: ₦5,000.00

Total: ₦220,000.00

Engineering Science Programme

For students in the Engineering Science programme, the approved fees for the 2024/2025 academic session are as follows:

  • Tuition: ₦120,000.00
  • ICT: ₦10,000.00
  • Library: ₦20,000.00
  • TISHIP: ₦5,000.00
  • Sports: ₦10,000.00
  • Examination: ₦17,500.00
  • Laboratory Fee: ₦30,000.00
  • Academic Development Fee: ₦7,500.00
  • Entrepreneur Training: ₦20,000.00
  • Matriculation: ₦5,000.00
  • Student Handbook: ₦5,000.00
  • Medical Test: ₦5,000.00
  • ID Card: ₦5,000.00

Total: ₦260,000.00

Acceptance Fee

All newly admitted students for both Social Sciences and Engineering programmes are required to pay an Acceptance Fee of ₦50,000.00. This payment confirms the student’s admission under the Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY), Iree approved fees for 2024/2025 academic session structure.

Important Notes for Students

Students are encouraged to make payments through the official OSPOLY portal or at designated banks to avoid errors or scams. Receipts should be safely kept, as they serve as proof of payment during registration.

For updates on deadlines and registration procedures, students should visit the school’s official website or contact the Admissions Office directly.

AFIT, Kaduna Air Force Institute of Technology
AFIT Announces Matriculation Ceremony Date 2025/2026

The Matriculation ceremony marks a special moment for all newly admitted students of the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT). The management has announced the official date, time, and venue for the 2025/2026 academic session, welcoming new students into the academic community.

This annual event celebrates the formal acceptance of fresh students who have successfully gained admission into various programmes at AFIT, Kaduna. It serves as an introduction to the institute’s values, learning environment, and student community.

 

AFIT Matriculation Ceremony Details

Here are the confirmed details for the 2025/2026 matriculation ceremony:

  • Date: Friday, 31 October 2025
  • Time: 10:00 a.m. prompt
  • Venue: Ibrahim Alfa Auditorium, AFIT, Kaduna

Students are expected to arrive early, properly dressed in their approved academic gowns, and be seated before the ceremony begins. Attendance is mandatory for all newly admitted students, as it signifies their formal acceptance into the Air Force Institute of Technology.

Guidelines for Matriculating Students

To make the AFIT Matriculation event smooth, students are advised to:

  • Complete all necessary registration and clearance before the ceremony.
  • Obtain their matriculation gowns from the designated department or faculty office.
  • Return the gowns immediately after the event to avoid penalties.
  • Maintain proper conduct and follow instructions from staff during the ceremony.

Parents and guests who plan to attend are encouraged to be punctual and observe the college’s security and attendance guidelines.

What the Matriculation Means for New Students

The AFIT Matriculation event is not only ceremonial but also symbolic. It marks the beginning of a student’s academic life at the Air Force Institute of Technology, representing commitment to the school’s values and dedication to academic excellence.

New students are encouraged to participate fully, meet their lecturers, and familiarise themselves with the campus and its learning culture.

Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria MAAUN
See MAAUN School Fees Schedule for 2025/2026 Session

The management of Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria (MAAUN) has released the official school fees schedule for the 2025/2026 academic session. The breakdown covers tuition and other compulsory charges for all undergraduate programmes across the university’s faculties.

Students are encouraged to review the list carefully to understand the fees applicable to their courses before making payment.

 

 

MAAUN School Fees Schedule

Below is the full schedule of tuition and additional fees for both new and returning students at MAAUN.

Tuition Fees

  • School of Computing: ₦1,602,000
  • School of Health Sciences: ₦1,602,000
  • School of Nursing Sciences: ₦1,602,000
  • School of Social and Management Sciences: ₦1,472,000
  • School of Law: ₦1,920,000
  • School of Medicine (MBBS): ₦5,600,000
  • School of Environmental Sciences: ₦2,100,000 for B.Sc. Architecture, ₦1,602,000 for B.Sc. Quantity Surveying

Additional Fees

  • Application Processing Fee (Freshmen only): ₦50,000
  • Medical Screening Fee: ₦50,000
  • Matriculation Fee (Freshmen only): ₦50,000

Students are reminded that all payments should be made through official university channels to avoid fraud.

Important Information for Students

All newly admitted students are required to pay their application processing fee, medical screening fee, and matriculation fee before registration. Returning students should confirm any outstanding balance through the MAAUN student portal before resumption.

Payment confirmation slips should be kept safely, as they will be required for clearance and course registration.

Why Students Choose MAAUN

MAAUN continues to attract students from across Nigeria and beyond due to its global academic standards, modern teaching facilities, and a diverse learning environment. The university’s strong commitment to student welfare and academic quality makes it a preferred choice for many applicants.

FUMHSF
FUMHSF Receives Full NUC Accreditation for 10 Programmes

The Federal University of Medical and Health Sciences, Funtua (FUMHSF) has officially received full accreditation from the National Universities Commission (NUC) for all ten of its undergraduate programmes. This marks a major achievement for the university and confirms its commitment to providing quality education in medical and health sciences.

Students who wish to pursue a career in healthcare can now apply to any of these accredited courses offered at FUMHSF, which are structured to combine practical training, academic depth, and ethical learning.

 

 

List of Fully Accredited Programmes at FUMHSF

The following undergraduate programmes have been granted full NUC accreditation:

  1. MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery)
  2. B.Sc. Human Nutrition and Dietetics
  3. B.Sc. Environmental Health Sciences
  4. B.Sc. Occupational Therapy
  5. B.Sc. Speech-Language Therapy
  6. B.N.Sc. Nursing Science
  7. B.Sc. Public Health
  8. B.Sc. Medical Physics
  9. B.Sc. Biotechnology
  10. Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT)

These programmes have been carefully developed to produce skilled professionals who can meet the growing healthcare demands in Nigeria and globally.

How to Apply to FUMHSF

Prospective students interested in studying at FUMHSF are to follow these application steps:

  1. Register for the UTME and select FUMHSF as your first-choice university.
  2. Meet the minimum UTME score required for your preferred course.
  3. Take part in the Post-UTME screening exercise conducted by the university.
  4. Complete the FUMHSF online registration after receiving your admission offer.

For a detailed guide, visit the FUMHSF Post-UTME page or send an enquiry to admissions@fumhsf.edu.ng.

Why Study at FUMHSF

Students at FUMHSF enjoy access to modern facilities, qualified academic staff, and a curriculum designed to meet global medical education standards. The university’s focus on research, practical experience, and community health projects ensures students gain the right foundation for their professional careers.

Kwara State University KWASU
KWASU Ilesha-Baruba Anounces Resumption 2025/2026

The management of Kwara State University (KWASU) has announced the commencement of academic activities at the Ilesha-Baruba Campus for the 2025/2026 academic session. This development marks another milestone in the university’s multi-campus system, established to expand learning opportunities and strengthen community development.

 

 

KWASU, founded in 2008 and operational since 2009, was established by an Act of Law to run campuses in Malete, Osi, and Ilesha-Baruba. While the Malete campus began operations at the inception of the university, the Osi campus started in the 2024/2025 academic session, housing the Faculty of Environmental Sciences.

KWASU Ilesha-Baruba Campus Set to Begin Operations

The university management has confirmed that the Ilesha-Baruba Campus is now fully prepared to host the Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine. The faculty will begin lectures this 2025/2026 academic session with students and staff from the following departments:

  • Crop Production
  • Animal Production
  • Fisheries and Aquaculture

Academic activities are scheduled to begin on Monday, 3rd November 2025.

The university has also assured staff, students, and parents that all necessary arrangements have been made to ensure a smooth and productive start at the new campus.

Commitment to Excellence Across KWASU Campuses

With the opening of the Ilesha-Baruba campus, KWASU continues to expand its commitment to high-quality education and community engagement. The university’s multi-campus approach allows students to access specialised faculties and facilities that enhance their learning experience.

Staff and students are encouraged to cooperate with management to ensure a successful take-off of academic activities at the Ilesha-Baruba campus.

Nnamdi Azikiwe University UNIZIK
UNIZIK Announces Amnesty for Overstayed Students 2025/2026

The Senate of Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) has approved an amnesty window for overstayed students across all programmes, including Regular, Continuing Education Programme (CEP), and Sandwich. This decision was reached during the Senate’s 238th Meeting, held on Friday, 3rd October 2025, at the Zephaniah Mmadubuko Auditorium.

This special measure aims to provide overstayed students the opportunity to complete their studies within a structured academic plan for the 2025/2026 to 2026/2027 sessions

 

 

UNIZIK Amnesty Window: Key Approvals and Guidelines

The UNIZIK Senate approved the following resolutions regarding the amnesty window:

  1. Course Registration Limit: Overstayed students are allowed to register their outstanding courses up to a maximum of 72 credit hours, spread across four semesters, with a maximum of 24 credit hours per semester.
  2. Grading Restriction: No overstayed student is permitted to score higher than a grade “C” in any examination taken during the amnesty period.
  3. Outstanding Fees: The settlement of any outstanding fees will be handled administratively by the university management.
  4. Refresher Support: Overstayed students will receive special academic support through refresher courses before examinations to help them prepare effectively.
  5. Duration of Amnesty: The amnesty period runs from the 2025/2026 to the 2026/2027 academic sessions.

The approved window gives affected students another chance to regularise their academic records and complete their degree programmes successfully.

Senate’s Commitment to Academic Fairness

The decision of the UNIZIK Senate reflects the university’s dedication to fairness and inclusiveness in its academic processes. The amnesty initiative is designed to assist long-standing students in concluding their studies under guided supervision, while maintaining the academic standards of the university.

Faculty members and departments have been directed to support the process and ensure smooth implementation for all qualified students.

Admiralty University
ADUN Announcs Resumption Schedule and Student Guidelines

The Vice Chancellor of Admiralty University of Nigeria (ADUN), Professor Christopher Ndubisi Ogbogbo, welcomes both new and returning students to the 2025/2026 academic session. He congratulates the newly admitted students and assures everyone that ADUN is ready for a smooth and well-organised resumption.

To manage the start of the session effectively, the university management, through the Student Welfare Board, has introduced a phased resumption schedule and clear accommodation guidelines to ease current on-campus housing challenges

Academic Calendar and Resumption Plan

Following Senate approval, ADUN has released the official timetable for resumption and registration.

New Students (100-Level): Resume on Sunday, 26 October 2025, from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Registration and orientation start on Monday, 27 October 2025.

Returning Students: Resume on Sunday, 2 November 2025, with registration beginning on Monday, 3 November 2025.

First Semester Lectures: Begin for all students on Monday, 3 November 2025.

This clear schedule helps every student settle in quickly and ensures classes begin without delay.

Hostel Accommodation Guidelines at ADUN

Due to limited hostel capacity, accommodation will be provided in stages. On 26 October 2025, only the following groups will be admitted into the hostels:

  • All 100-Level Students (Freshers)
  • All 400-Level Students, excluding those in Law

Students in 200-Level, 300-Level, and 400-Level Law must arrange off-campus accommodation. Parents and guardians are encouraged to secure housing ahead of time. Hostel staff have been directed to enforce these rules strictly.

Conduct and Campus Regulations

ADUN expects all students to maintain proper conduct in and out of the hostels. Important rules include:

  • Financial Clearance: Hostel rooms are issued only after students present a clearance form from the Bursary Unit confirming that all fees have been paid.
  • Safety: Each student is responsible for the security of personal belongings.
  • Prohibited Items: Heating devices (unless for approved medical use), sex toys, illicit substances, and certain food items such as noodles, spaghetti, and custard are banned. Students are encouraged to eat at the University Cafeteria.
  • Dress Code: Torn jeans, low-waist trousers, revealing tops, and dreadlocks are not allowed.
  • Security and Conduct: Fighting, vandalism, or joining unauthorised anonymous social media groups are forbidden. Students leaving campus must carry a movement pass.

Required Documents for New Students

Students who have not completed their admission process must submit six photocopies each of the following:

  • ADUN Admission Letter
  • JAMB Admission Letter or Result Slip
  • Evidence of Fee Payment
  • O’Level Results
  • State of Origin and Birth Certificate (or Affidavit of Age)
  • Sponsorship Letter (if applicable)
  • Medical Fitness Certificate from a government hospital
  • Fourteen passport photographs
  • Evidence of Post-UTME Registration Fee Payment
Federal University Lokoja fulokoja
FULOKOJA Freshers Registration & Clearance Steps 2025/2026

The management of Federal University Lokoja (FULOKOJA) has announced that Registration for newly admitted students for the 2025/2026 academic session has begun. Every admitted candidate must complete the process correctly to secure clearance and begin studies smoothly.

To be eligible for clearance, each student’s admission must be approved on JAMB CAPS and the offer accepted. Those who have not yet received their admission or transfer offer should visit a JAMB Office or accredited CBT Centre to confirm their status, as mobile phones may not display all required details.

 

 

Before starting, students are encouraged to read through all the steps below carefully.

Steps for FULOKOJA Registration

Step 1: Acceptance of Offer

Visit the Federal University Lokoja website and log in to the Post-UTME Portal with your JAMB Registration Number to confirm your admission.
After confirmation, click “Pay Now” to make the N20,000 acceptance charge via REMITA (either card or bank payment).
Once payment is successful, confirm it on the university website, then print your Admission Letter and Letter of Undertaking.

Step 2: O’ Level Result Verification

Candidates must upload a valid O’ level scratch card for verification. Each card can be used only once. Uploading incorrect or expired details will result in automatic disqualification.

For WAEC Candidates

  1. Visit WAEC.
  2. Create a candidate account and sign in.
  3. Select Certificate Access (candidates).
  4. Fill in your details, then share your certificate to the email address on your Post-UTME portal.
  5. WAEC charges N7,500, payable directly to WAEC.

For NECO Candidates

  1. Go to NECO e-Verify.
  2. Sign in and click Purchase Token to make payment through Remita.
  3. Log in again to validate the token.
  4. Submit your RRR and Payment Reference on your Post-UTME portal.

After successful verification, visit your portal for confirmation and proceed to Step 3.

Step 3: Payment of School Charges

Return to the Student Portal on the FULOKOJA website. Log in, click Fees, select Academic Session, and pay your School Charges using Remita.
Print your receipt and complete the Student Bio-Data Form (Form 01). Keep printed copies for submission during clearance.

Step 4: Physical Registration on Resumption

Medical Certificate of Fitness

Visit the University Health Services Centre for your medical test.

Course Registration

Log in to the Student Portal, click Course Registration, and complete your online registration. Print your Course Form for record keeping.

Step 5: Clearance and Document Submission

Federal University Lokoja has two campuses:

  • College of Health Sciences (COHS), Adankolo
  • Felele Campus (Permanent Site), home to the Faculties of Arts, Agriculture, Education, Engineering, Law, Science, Social Sciences, and others.

Documents Required (Three Copies Each)

  • Acceptance Fee and School Charges Receipts
  • FULOKOJA Admission Letter
  • Student Bio-Data Form (Form 01)
  • JAMB Result Slip and Admission Letter
  • O’ level Results
  • Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age
  • Local Government Certificate (or Residence Permit for non-Nigerians)
  • Medical Fitness Certificate
  • Course Registration Form
  • Ten recent passport photographs with red background

Failure to present these documents may result in withdrawal of admission.

Submit One Copy Each To

  • Students Affairs Division
  • Library
  • Sports Unit
  • University Health Centre
  • Counselling Centre
  • Security Unit
  • ICT Directorate

Fraud Alert and Student Safety

Students are reminded to confirm every payment on Remita and check for confirmation emails. Avoid sharing bank details or ATM cards with anyone. Beware of impostors offering assistance with admissions, results, registration, or accommodation. Report suspicious activity to the Security Unit or send an email to admissions@fulokoja.edu.ng.

For help, visit the Admissions Office at the Faculty of Education Building, Felele Campus, Lokoja.

NAF
Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Aptitude Test Date – DSSC 34/2025

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has released the official list of shortlisted candidates eligible to take part in the Zonal General Aptitude Test for the Direct Short Service Commission (DSSC) 34/2025 Enlistment Exercise. The aptitude test will take place on Saturday, 25 October 2025, at various centres across Nigeria.

Candidates are expected to check their status on the NAF Recruitment Portal and confirm their respective centres ahead of the test. Only those whose names appear on the published list are eligible to participate.

 

 

How to Check the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Shortlist

Applicants should visit the NAF Recruitment Portal to view the list of shortlisted candidates. On the portal, each applicant will find the centre assigned for the upcoming aptitude test.

It is recommended that candidates print out their invitation slips from the portal and arrive early at their test centres with all necessary documents.

Key Details for the DSSC 34/2025 Aptitude Test

  • Date: Saturday, 25 October 2025
  • Exercise: Zonal General Aptitude Test
  • Purpose: Screening for the NAF DSSC 34/2025 Enlistment Exercise
  • Venue: Centres across the country (check your assigned location on the NAF portal)

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) emphasises that applicants should rely only on official updates published on the recruitment website. Any message or social media post not originating from the NAF portal should be treated with caution.