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Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic (AKWAIBOMPOLY)
See AkwaPoly School Fees Payment Schedule 2025/2026

The management of Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Osurua, has released the  School Fees schedule for both National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) students. The published breakdown covers indigenes, other Nigerians, and non-Nigerians for the first and second semesters of the 2025/2026 academic session.

Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic School Fees Schedule

Below is the detailed fee structure for each level and category of students.

 

 

ND I Students

Indigenes

  • 1st Semester: ₦34,550
  • 2nd Semester: ₦24,850
  • Total: ₦59,400

Other Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦41,125
  • 2nd Semester: ₦31,425
  • Total: ₦72,550

Non-Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦44,375
  • 2nd Semester: ₦34,675
  • Total: ₦79,050

ND II Students

Indigenes

  • 1st Semester: ₦26,550
  • 2nd Semester: ₦23,550
  • Total: ₦50,100

Other Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦33,125
  • 2nd Semester: ₦30,125
  • Total: ₦63,250

Non-Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦36,375
  • 2nd Semester: ₦33,375
  • Total: ₦69,750

HND I Students

Indigenes

  • 1st Semester: ₦38,675
  • 2nd Semester: ₦30,975
  • Total: ₦69,650

Other Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦45,750
  • 2nd Semester: ₦38,050
  • Total: ₦83,800

Non-Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦50,625
  • 2nd Semester: ₦42,925
  • Total: ₦93,550

HND II Students

Indigenes

  • 1st Semester: ₦32,675
  • 2nd Semester: ₦29,675
  • Total: ₦62,350

Other Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦39,750
  • 2nd Semester: ₦36,750
  • Total: ₦76,500

Non-Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦44,625
  • 2nd Semester: ₦41,625
  • Total: ₦86,250

Extra Time School Fees

ND II Extra Time (One Semester)

  • Indigenes: ₦26,550
  • Other Nigerians: ₦33,125
  • Non-Nigerians: ₦36,375

ND II Extra Time (One Session)

Indigenes

  • 1st Semester: ₦26,550
  • 2nd Semester: ₦23,550
  • Total: ₦50,100

Other Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦33,125
  • 2nd Semester: ₦30,125
  • Total: ₦63,250

Non-Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦36,375
  • 2nd Semester: ₦33,375
  • Total: ₦69,750

HND II Extra Time (One Semester)

  • Indigenes: ₦32,675
  • Other Nigerians: ₦39,750
  • Non-Nigerians: ₦44,625

HND II Extra Time (One Session)

Indigenes

  • 1st Semester: ₦32,675
  • 2nd Semester: ₦29,675
  • Total: ₦62,350

Other Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦39,750
  • 2nd Semester: ₦36,750
  • Total: ₦76,500

Non-Nigerians

  • 1st Semester: ₦44,625
  • 2nd Semester: ₦41,625
  • Total: ₦86,250

Additional Information on Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic School Fees

  • All students are advised to make payments through the official polytechnic payment portal.
  • Fresh students must pay their acceptance fee before proceeding with registration.
  • Late payments may attract extra charges or prevent access to examinations.
  • Receipts and confirmation slips should be kept for clearance and verification.
Federal Governemnt of Nigeria FG
Breaking: New FG Admission Rules for Tertiary Institutions -2025

The Federal Government of Nigeria, led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, has approved new admission rules to make higher education more accessible to young Nigerians. The move, championed by the Honourable Minister of Education, Dr Maruf Tunji Alausa, CON, aims to widen opportunities for students and strengthen the Renewed Hope Agenda by promoting inclusive learning across the country.

Why the Change Matters

For years, many qualified candidates have struggled to gain admission despite meeting reasonable academic standards. Dr Alausa explained that more than two million students take the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) each year, but only about 700,000 secure admission. This gap, he said, is caused by old and restrictive entry requirements rather than a lack of talent.

 

The new National Guidelines for Entry Requirements into Nigerian Tertiary Institutions seek to fix that by updating rules and creating fairer opportunities for students while keeping quality in check.

Updated Entry Requirements by Institution Type

Universities:
Five credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language, in no more than two sittings. Mathematics is required for Science, Technology, and Social Science courses.

Polytechnics (ND Level):
Four credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language for non-science programmes and Mathematics for science-related ones.

Polytechnics (HND Level):
Five credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.

Colleges of Education (NCE Level):
Four credit passes in relevant subjects. English Language is compulsory for Arts and Social Science courses, while Mathematics is required for Science, Vocational, and Technical fields.

Colleges of Education (B.Ed Level):
Five credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics, depending on the chosen course.

Innovation Enterprise Academies (IEAs):
Same minimum requirements as Polytechnics for the National Diploma (ND). The National Innovation Diploma (NID) is now discontinued.

Uniform Standards and Better Opportunities

Under the reform, the National Industrial Diploma (NID) will be replaced by the National Diploma (ND) to ensure consistency and better progression options for graduates. The National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) is currently re-accrediting all Innovation Enterprise Academies across the country to meet the ND benchmark. Any institution that fails to meet the standard will lose its accreditation.

This change is expected to allow an extra 250,000 to 300,000 students to gain admission each year. It supports the government’s effort to give every young Nigerian a fair chance to learn, grow, and contribute to national development.

Commitment to Inclusive and Practical Education

Dr Alausa added that the harmonised admission framework will reduce the number of out-of-school youths and enhance vocational and technical education. It will also bring Nigeria’s tertiary system closer to international and industry expectations.

He stressed that young people are central to the nation’s growth and that the government remains committed to giving them the skills and education needed for personal and national progress.

The Federal Government’s new policy reinforces its dedication to inclusive education, human capital development, and youth empowerment, in line with President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

Garu Islamic College
Garu Islamic College Online Payment Procedure 2025

Garu Islamic College of Health Technology, Bauchi, informs all newly admitted students that online school payment and registration require personal login details.

Each new student must visit the college’s Directorate of ICT (DICT) in person to collect their official username and password for accessing the online registration and payment portal.

 

Important Instructions

  1. Collection of login details must be done in person. No one is allowed to collect on behalf of another student.
  2. Students must present both their acknowledgement form and a valid admission letter.

Students who do not collect their login credentials from DICT may face delays in paying their school fees and completing online registration.

The college appreciates every student’s cooperation in following these guidelines to ensure a smooth start to their academic journey.

Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU)
MOUAU Acceptance Fee Payment and Clearance 2025/2026

The management of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU), has released full details on the Acceptance Fee Payment and Registration procedures for all newly admitted students for the 2025/2026 academic session.

Following the release of the admission list, successful candidates are advised to complete their acceptance fee payment and registration on time to secure their admission into the university’s various programmes.

 

MOUAU Acceptance Fee and Registration Steps

The process is straightforward and must be completed both physically and online. Below is a breakdown of each step.

Step 1: Departmental Clearance

New students should begin by visiting their respective departments with all original academic credentials for verification. Once cleared, they will receive a Departmental Clearance Form.

Step 2: Uploading Clearance on the University Portal

  1. Visit the MOUAU Portal.
  2. Go to the Quick Link section and find the Upload Your Departmental Clearance Form.
  3. Attach your clearance form and submit.
  4. The university portal will confirm your clearance within 24 hours, after which you can proceed to the next stage.

Step 3: Accessing the Admission Section

  1. Go back to the MOUAU Portal.
  2. Click on the Admission tab and choose Admission Process.
  3. Enter your JAMB registration number to print your admission letter.
  4. Accept your admission and print both your Admission Letter and Pledge Form.

Step 4: Paying the Developmental Levy

All newly admitted students must pay a developmental levy of ₦80,000.

  • Click the Proceed button on your portal dashboard to generate a Remita payment.
  • Payment can be made online (ATM or Remita Checkout) or at any bank.
  • Once payment is made, confirm it using the Query Remita Payment link.

Step 5: Completing Online Registration

After your developmental levy payment has been confirmed:

  1. Return to the Online Registration Page.
  2. Upload your clearance form again to validate your payment.
  3. Once cleared, generate a Remita for accommodation and school fees (repeat validation after each payment).
  4. Obtain your SUG card from the Students’ Union Secretariat.
  5. Complete your online biodata and course registration on the portal.
  6. Create and submit your student file at your department.

Payment Reminders

  • All payments must be made strictly through the official university website.
  • Each payment (acceptance, developmental levy, school fees, and accommodation) must be validated before proceeding.
  • Students are strongly advised not to make payments to any individual or unauthorised account.

For a full list of admitted candidates, visit the MOUAU Admission List.

Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU)
See MOUAU School Fees Payment Schedule 2025/2026

The management of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU), has published the School Fees schedule for the 2025/2026 academic session. This detailed breakdown is designed to help both new and returning students plan their academic expenses with ease.

MOUAU School Fees Schedule for Fresh Students

Newly admitted students are to pay the following approved charges for the 2025/2026 academic year:

 

 

  • Development Levy: ₦80,000
  • Other Charges for All Colleges: ₦159,000
  • Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Hostel (optional): ₦50,000

Note: A Remita service charge of ₦500 applies to all payments.

Students are encouraged to make all payments only through the university’s official MOUAU portal to avoid issues with verification or clearance.

MOUAU School Fees for Returning Students

Returning undergraduates are required to pay the following fees based on their college and level of study:

Faculty/College Level Amount (₦)
Veterinary Medicine All Levels 157,000
CEET / CAFST (200 & Final Year) 200 & Final 147,000
COLPAS (Maths, Chemistry, Physics) 200–Final 132,000
Computer Science / Statistics 200–Final 132,000
COLNAS / COED All Levels 132,000
COLMAS / CASAP / CCSS / CAERSE / CNREM All Levels 132,000

SIWES Students

Students undertaking their industrial training (SIWES) are to pay the following fees:

Faculty/College Category Amount (₦)
CAFST / CEET SIWES 152,000
COLPAS / COLNAS / COED (Computer Science & Statistics only) SIWES 137,000
CASAP / CCSS / CAERSE / CNREM SIWES 137,000
HNUD Final Year SIWES 157,000

Accommodation Fees

Students who wish to stay in campus accommodation can choose from the following options:

  • Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Hostel: ₦50,000
  • Old Hostel: ₦25,000

A ₦500 Remita charge applies to all hostel payments as well.

KSU
See Kogi State University (KSU) Academic Calendar 2025/2026

The management of Kogi State University, Kabba (KSUK), has released the Academic Calendar for the 2025/2026 academic session. The calendar outlines key academic activities and timelines for both semesters, helping students plan their studies and campus life effectively.

Kogi State University, Kabba (KSUK) Academic Calendar

First Semester (15 Weeks)

  • Resumption of Students: 3rd November 2025
  • Registration: 3rd – 16th November 2025
  • Lectures: 10th November – 14th December 2025 (5 weeks)
  • Christmas and New Year Break: 15th December 2025 – 4th January 2026
  • Lectures Resume: 5th – 16th January 2026 (2 weeks)
  • Mid-Semester CA / Orientation and Matriculation Week: 19th – 23rd January 2026 (1 week)
  • Lectures Continue: 26th January – 14th February 2026 (5 weeks)
  • Revision Week: 16th – 21st February 2026 (1 week)
  • First Semester Examinations: 23rd February – 6th March 2026 (2 weeks)
  • Inter-Semester Break: 9th – 14th March 2026 (2 weeks)
  • Submission of Marked Scripts & Faculty Consideration: 23rd March – 3rd April 2026
  • Senate Consideration of Results: Date to be announced.

Second Semester (15 Weeks)

  • Lectures: 16th March – 25th April 2026 (6 weeks)
  • Mid-Semester CA: 27th April – 2nd May 2026 (1 week)
  • Students’ Week: 4th – 8th May 2026 (1 week)
  • Lectures Continue: 11th May – 5th June 2026 (4 weeks)
  • Revision: 8th – 13th June 2026
  • Second Semester Examinations: 15th – 27th June 2026 (2 weeks)
  • Submission of Marked Scripts & Faculty Consideration: 13th – 17th July 2026
  • Senate Consideration of Results: Date to be announced.

All national public holidays and special observances will be observed throughout the academic year.

 

 

Summary of the KSUK Academic Calendar

The KSUK Academic Calendar ensures that the 2025/2026 academic year runs smoothly, balancing lectures, assessments, and breaks. Students are encouraged to keep track of these key dates and participate fully in all scheduled academic and student activities.

NYSC
See NYSC Passing-Out Date 2025 for 2024 Batch C Stream I

The NYSC Passing-Out ceremony for the 2024 Batch ‘C’ Stream I Corps Members has been officially scheduled. The management of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has approved Thursday, 6 November 2025, as the official date for the event.

This marks the completion of the one-year national service for Corps Members deployed across Nigeria. The NYSC Passing-Out exercise is a major milestone for every Corps Member, as it signals the end of service and the start of new opportunities.

 

 

Programme of Activities for NYSC Passing-Out

The activities for the Passing-Out ceremony will begin with Job Advisory and Counselling (JAC) sessions. These will take place at Local Government Areas across the country, giving Corps Members the chance to receive guidance on career paths and job opportunities after service.

During the period, final clearance letters will be signed by Zonal Inspectors and issued to outgoing Corps Members. This step confirms the successful completion of service and is required before the NYSC Certificate of National Service can be collected.

The Passing-Out Parade itself will be held in a low-key format, in line with NYSC’s standard practice for concluding service years.

Message from the NYSC Director-General

The Director-General of NYSC, Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu, has extended his best wishes to all Corps Members participating in the NYSC Passing-Out event. He also commended the efforts of field officers and monitoring teams who have supported the 2024 Batch ‘C’ Stream I Corps Members throughout their service year.

He encouraged the outgoing Corps Members to apply the knowledge and discipline they have gained during the service year in their future careers and personal lives.

ZAMSUT
ZAMSUT Freshers Screening/Clearance Date 2025/2026

The Screening exercise for newly admitted students of Zamfara State University, Talata Mafara (ZAMSUT) for the 2025/2026 academic session has been officially announced.

All UTME and Direct Entry (DE) candidates who have been offered admission into the university are expected to take part in the screening and confirmation process as scheduled below.

 

 

Schedule for the ZAMSUT Screening

  • Date: Monday, 13th October 2025
  • Time: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily (Monday to Friday)
  • Venue: University Temporary Site, Talata Mafara

All candidates must attend the screening within the stated dates and times.

Documents Required for ZAMSUT Screening

Candidates are required to come along with both original and photocopies of the following:

  • E-PIN for acceptance fee (to be purchased at Zenith Bank, Talata Mafara Branch)
  • JAMB Admission Letter (original and duplicate, colour print)
  • JAMB Original Result Slip
  • Evidence of Admission
  • Photocopy of Biodata Form
  • Primary School Certificate and Testimonial
  • O-Level Result (Original Certificate)
  • Letter of Indigene
  • Declaration of Age or Birth Certificate
  • NIN Slip
  • Four (4) recent passport photographs

Applicants should ensure that all documents are complete and presented neatly for verification.

Important Note

Students are advised to follow all screening instructions strictly and complete the process within the scheduled period. Late attendance may result in delays in course registration or clearance.

Lagos State University LASU
LASU School Fees Payment & Bio-Data Registration 2025/2026

The School Fees Payment & Bio-Data Registration process for newly admitted students of Lagos State University (LASU) for the 2025/2026 academic session has officially begun.

All full-time undergraduates who have completed their LACACA operations and received their matriculation numbers can now proceed to pay their school fees and complete their bio-data registration online.

 

 

Students must make all required payments within the first two weeks of resumption, starting from Monday, 6th October 2025. Late payment may attract a penalty.

Steps for LASU School Fees Payment & Bio-Data Registration

The management has provided clear steps for both the school fees payment and bio-data registration to ensure a smooth process.

Payment of School Fees

  1. Visit the LASU official website.
  2. Hover over the STUDENT tab.
  3. Click PAYMENT SERVICES.
  4. Select FULL-TIME UNDERGRADUATE.
  5. Enter your Matriculation Number.
  6. Click CONTINUE and follow the instructions until payment is successful.

Payment of Other Fees

  1. Go to the LASU website.
  2. Under the STUDENT tab, click PAYMENT SERVICES.
  3. Choose LASU CONSULT PAYMENT.
  4. Select the specific fee you wish to pay.
  5. Provide your Matriculation Number, Surname, and First Name.
  6. Enter your Personal Email and GSM Number.
  7. Click SUBMIT and complete the process.

Bio-Data Registration

  1. Visit the LASU website.
  2. Hover over the STUDENT tab.
  3. Click BIODATA REGISTRATION.
  4. Enter your Matriculation Number and Surname.
  5. Click SUBMIT.
  6. Fill in your details correctly and review before submission.

Students are advised to ensure all information provided during registration is accurate and matches their admission records.

Adamawa State University ADSU
ADSU Announces 2025 Convocation Ceremony Date

The Convocation Ceremony for the 15th, 16th, and 17th combined sessions of Adamawa State University (ADSU), Mubi, has been officially announced.

According to the Vice Chancellor, Professor Augustine Clement, the event is scheduled to hold on Friday, 31st October and Saturday, 1st November 2025. All graduands, staff, students, and members of the public are warmly invited to attend.

 

 

Details of the ADSU Convocation Ceremony

The ADSU Convocation Ceremony will feature the conferment of degrees and diplomas, as well as the presentation of prizes to outstanding graduands who have excelled academically.

It promises to be a moment of pride and celebration for the university community, highlighting the achievements of students who have completed their programmes across various faculties.

Schedule Highlights

  • Date: Friday, 31st October and Saturday, 1st November 2025
  • Venue: Adamawa State University, Mubi
  • Events:
    • Conferment of First Degrees, Postgraduate Degrees, and Diplomas
    • Award of prizes and academic honours
    • Addresses by distinguished guests and the Vice Chancellor

Graduands are advised to collect their academic gowns and invitation cards from their respective faculties before the ceremony.