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Jamb Admission cut off mark 2019/2020 is out.  JAMB Releases Admission Cut Off Marks For Universities, Poly, Others This information is very essential for all those who sat for this year 2019 JAMB exam.Jamb admission cut off mark 2019 The cut off mark for JAMB varies from course of study to course of study. Below you will find all the essential JAMB news about cut off marks for gaining admission in 2019 The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released JAMB 2018/2020 cut off marks for all Nigerian universities. According to Professor Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede, the JAMB registrar, the general cut-off mark is between 150-200, depending on the university. Moreover, he added that some colleges could lessen JAMB cut off marks to 150, while the others can increase them to 200 and higher. ​.Akwa-Ibom State University (AKSU) JAMB cut off mark – 180​ ​.Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education JAMB cut off mark – 180​ ​.Anambra State University Uli (ANSU) JAMB cu

The Vice Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University, ile-ife, Osun State, Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede has given reasons for the delay in the reinstatement of the Students’ Union body. He made this known during a round table discussion with Editors in Chief of all News Agencies on Campus under the aegis of Association of Campus Journalists (ACJ) which was held at the Senate building of the University on Tuesday. The Vice Chancellor, Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede said the reason for the delay in the reinstatement of the Students’ Union is due to the unworthy precedence left behind by the past Students’ Union leaders. Recalling the fracas that sprung up during the Ibunkun led administration and the mismanagement of funds, he said “if you can remember during the last students’ union administration, the president called a sitting with the parliament while the principal officers were absent which led to the president being beaten up by students.” “And after the suspension of the Stu

Moment Before She Died!!! About some minutes to 4pm yesterday, I noticed a distant gathering of people beside Bofat Filling station, Mayfair. Then, I decided to peep into the gathering, only to discover that a fatal accident had just happened at the scene and it appeared a female has been severely injured. She had bruises and blood all over. I was yet to confirm the details of the accident but I could figure she needed an urgent medical attention as she grasped for breathe and  struggled to move her arms and legs with the little gust of energy left in her.  Immediately, I and some persons carried her and arranged how to get her to the closest hospital but there was an heavy traffic jam along Mayfair/Lagere road which made it impossible for us to  transport her along that path considering the possible effect of the traffic jam on her time of arrival at the hospital. By then, she had managed to tell me she was an OAU student, so we considered taking her to Health Center but th

The tension that ravaged the campus of OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY (OAU) ILE-IFE, OSUN STATE, for a couple of weeks, over threat of a bloody attack by cultists, has subsided with the arrested of leaders of Vikings Confraternity (VC) of ODUDUWA UNIVERSITY, IPETUMODU.  A gang of cultists, under a pseudonymous “Cultists of Aloha clan” had threatened to invade OAU campus Yesterday (Saturday, June 1) “to rain bullets of death, sorrow and grief on innocent students”. Campus and many students fled while those remained on the campus were apprehensive of their safely. OAU Management reacted to the threat in a Statement, signed by the PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER of the University, Mr Abiodun Olanrewaju, in which he assured that security agencies were on top of the situation. The issue had been trending online with the hashtag “#WinterInOAU”, putting parents and guardians of the students in fears. A top security operative told Daily Trust that: “There is a strong heat between OAU students an