Edo Polytechnic secures full accreditation for Mass Communication, 5 other programmes Publication : 20 avril 2021
BENIN CITY – The Edo State Polytechnic has secured full accreditation for its Mass Communication programme and five other courses after the last accreditation exercise by officials of the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE).
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Members of the Concerned Citizens of Enugu State (CCES) have petitioned the relevant authorities over the recent appointment of the sacked Rector of the Institute of Management and Technology (IMT) Enugu Prof. Edwin Onyeneje as the new rector of the newly established Federal Polytechnic Ohodo, Igbo-Etiti LGA of Enugu State.
In the petition dated April 12, 2021 signed by members of the group, which include Dr. Winifred Asogwa, Dr. Steve Udegbunam, Dr. Mrs. Veronica Ogbodo, Mr. Chukwuma Ugwuagbo and Mr. Onyemaechi Nnaji and copied Chief of Staff to the President of Nigeria, Honourable Minister of State for Education, Chairman of ICPC, Executive Secretary National Board For Technical Education and National President of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic (ASUP), they kicked against the appointment in the light that Prof. Onyeneje was dismissed from office as Rector of IMT after being found wanting of maladministration by a Judicial Commission of Inquiry s
Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom has said his administration is in full support of autonomy for Judiciary and Legislative Arms of Government.
The Governor stated this on Monday when the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Makurdi branch led by its Chairman, Barrister Justin Gbagir paid him a courtesy visit at the Benue Peoples House, Makurdi.
He stated that autonomy for the two arms of government is allowed under the constitution and as someone who has respect for the Rule of Law, he would prefer that monies meant for the Judiciary and Legislature be deducted at source.
Governor Ortom noted that a framework to that effect was being worked out, expressing the belief that when the process is completed, Nigerian Governors would also key into it.
Ejiofor anchored his warning on the worsening state of insecurity across Nigeria.
The former DSS operative, who spoke on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily said
the current insecurity issue may lead to anarchy and crisis if not tackled now.
He said: “If we don’t get these things right before 2023 elections, if we don’t get these things sorted out the various security challenges in the various geopolitical zones, I can assure you that there won’t be elections.
“There will be a crisis in this country, there will be anarchy. We need to sort out this thing before 2023.
“Let us talk about this country before talking about elections. If we continue like this, there won’t be elections in 2023 because of series of agitations.”
OAU students express frustration over transcript application process
Many students narrate their traumatic experiences while applying for their transcripts even after paying huge sums of money. 5 min read
Some students of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State have expressed displeasure over what they termed as frustrating the process of getting their academic transcripts years after graduation.
Over a 100 of them, who expressed their diverse experiences on a social media platform for the institution’s alumni, said they missed international academic admissions and scholarships due to the frustrating processes put in place by the school before they could get their academic transcripts.