The management of the Afe Babalola University, Ado – Ekiti
(ABUAD) has announced the date for the 2019/2020 academic session
post UTME screening exercise and centres for the screening
exercise.
According to the management, ABUAD Post-UTME Screening will hold
June 22nd, 2019.
2019/2020 SCREENING EXERCISE
Date: Saturday, 22nd June 2019 – Time: 10:00 am
Prompt
GENERAL INFORMATION
Candidates seeking undergraduate admission into Afe Babalola
University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD) as their University of 1st or 2nd
Choice including Direct Entry candidates and those seeking
admission via change of institution, are formally invited to attend
the 2019/2020 screening exercise slated for Saturday, 22nd June,
2019 at 10:00am prompt.
CANDIDATES QUALIFIED TO ATTEND SCREENING
EXERCISE
Candidates that qualify to participate in the screening exercise
are:
1. Those who are seeking admission into 100 Level and scored not
less than 180 in the 2019 UTME.
2. Those who are awaiting SSCE, NECO, GCE results are also eligible
to participate in the screening exercise.
3. Those who are seeking admission into 200 Level (Direct Entry)
and who possess minimum of 2 Advanced Level passes in relevant
subjects.
4. HND holders seeking conversion to degree shall undertake 2-3
years study depending on the course of study.
5. There shall not be direct entry into Medicine and Surgery, Law,
Nursing, Pharmacy, Optometry, Dentistry, Architecture and
Performing Arts.
SCREENING REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must bring to the Screening Centres, the following
documents viz.
a. Two (2) Recent Passport Photographs
b. Original copy of Birth Certificate
c. Print out of the 2019 JAMB UTME Result Slip
d. Copies of the Advanced/Ordinary Level Result (If Available)
e. Writing Materials (Pencil, Pen, Eraser and Calculator)
f. School Testimonial of last school attended by the applicant
g. Reference Letter from a well-known/reputable public figure to
vouchsafe candidate’s good character and conduct
h. Evidence of Post UTME Screening payment
SCREENING CENTRES
The designated screening centres for the interested and invited
applicants are:
1. MAIN CAMPUS: Afe Babalola University, Km. 8.5 Afe Babalola Way,
P.M.B 5454, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State
2. ABUJA: Garki Secondary School, Area 10, Garki, Abuja
3. LAGOS: Afe Babalola Auditorium, University of Lagos, Akoka,
Lagos
4. PORT HARCOURT: Chief Elechi Amadi Polytechnic, (Former Rivers
State College of Arts and Sciences), Rumuola Road,
Port-Harcourt.
5. WARRI: Montessori International College, 66 Airport Road,
Opposite Delta Career College, Warri
6. IBADAN: AB Plaza, Oshuntokun Avenue, Bodija, Ibadan
7. CALABAR: Government Technical College, Main Avenue, Calabar
8. ENUGU: Peters Palace Hotel, Off Old Abakaliki Airport Road,
Emene, Enugu
9. Jos: Plateau State Polytechnic Campus, Beside National Lirbary,
Jos, Plateau State.
10. Akwa Ibom: Bright Future College, Osongama Estate, Off Edet
Akpan Avenue (Four Lane), Uyo, Akwa-Ibom State
11. Kaduna: Divine Progress School, No. 47 Mayeye Road, Opposite
Dullah Filling Station, Narayi High Cost, Barnawa, Kaduna
12. Kano: Yandutse College Annex, No. 17 Yandutse Road, Audu Bako
Way by State Road, Kano.
13. Asaba: Mastercare International School, 1 Dan Okenyi Street,
Off Okpanam Road, Beside Mac Dons Fast Foods, Asaba, Delta
State.
NB: All Applicants must be at the screening
venue 30 minutes before the exercise commences.
For further enquiries, please visit our
website, www.abuad.edu.ng[1],
https://admissions.abuad.edu.ng[2] OR
CONTACT: Office of the Registrar, Afe Babalola
University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD). Available Hotlines
are 08127772121, 08152970484, 08152970475,
09011673845, 09011574312 and 08033509150. (Note: The
hotlines are purely for admission enquiry only).
Lady Christie Oluborode
Registrar
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African Child Celebration: My Government Will Prioritise
Quality Education, Good Nutrition for Kwara Children-
AbdulRazaq
Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq on Sunday said his
administration would boost school enrolment and support good
nutrition for the children.
“We maintain that access to quality education and good nutrition
are key to the future of our children,” Rafiu Ajakaye, chief press
secretary to AbdulRazaq, said in a statement commemorating the Day
of the African Child.
“It is for this reason that our administration is seriously
considering joining the National School Feeding programme to boost
good nutrition and school enrolment
for our children.
“Also, Kwara will henceforth pay better attention to the quality
of education our children get.”
In a veiled reaction to concerns about the rising number of
school-age children roaming the street, the Governor urged parents
to avoid anything that could jeopardise the future of their
children and the state.
“The Child Rights Act is domesticated in Kwara and thus applies
to every child. What this means, in part, is that it is unlawful
for any parents to not enrol their children in school. On our part,
we’ll do our utmost to boost economic activities to create wealth,”
the statement stated.
Declared in 1991 by the Organization of African Unity (now AU)
in honor of hundreds of school children killed in Soweto, South
Africa, for demanding better education, the Day of the African
Child has been celebrated on June 16 every year since 1991 to
demand improved welfare for children.
The event, now known as the Soweto Uprising, occurred on June
16, 1976, drawing international outrage against the then apartheid
government of South Africa.
Signed:
Rafiu Ajakaye
Chief Press Secretary to the Kwara State Governor