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EBSU 2015 SUPPLEMENTARY ADMISSION LIST

For the 2015/2016 admission into Ebonyi state university, the list of the successful students will will be published on their website and on the notice board next week. A copy of the admission list will equally be published on this site.





SCHEDULE FOR EBSU 2015/2016 POST UTME CANDIDATES’ SCREENING TEST AND O/L ONLINE

CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION FOR FIRST CHOICE AND DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES.

This is to invite all candidates who chose Ebonyi State University (EBSU), Abakaliki and who scored 180 and above in the 2015/2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to register/process for our Post-UTME from Tuesday, 14th July – Monday, 10th August, 2015 guided by the following:
A. EXAMINATION/SCREENING DATE: SATURDAY, 15TH AUGUST, 2015

CANDIDATES’ FACULTY/DEPT/ COURSES OF CHOICE	EXAMINATION CENTRE NAME	EXAM NO.
LAW	Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources Management, CAS Campus – Centre 1	LAW 0001-1100
MANAGEMENT SCIENCES *   PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION *   ACCOUNTANCY *   BANKING & FINANCE *   BUSINESS MANAGEMENT *   MARKETING	EBSU Secondary School, CAS Campus, Centre 2	FMS 0001-1320
EDUCATION ARTS *   ARTS & SOC. SCI. EDU. (ECO,    SOC STD, ENG, REL, IGBO EDU) * EDUCATIONAL FDNS (ADMIN &    PLANNING, G & C) BROWSE THE INTERNET FREE OF CHARGE USING MTN. ENJOY	Pre-Degree School, CAS Campus, Centre 3	EDA 0001-0170
SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES *   ECONOMIC * PSYCHOLOGY * SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROP. * HISTORY & INT’L RELNS. * POLITICAL SCIENCE * LANGUAGES & LINGUISTICS * MASS COMMUNICATION * PHILOSOPHY * RELIGION	Faculty of Law, CAS Campus, Centre 4	FSH 0001-1690
FACULTY OF SCIENCE * APPLIED MCIROBIOLOGY * APPLIED BIOLOGY * BIOTECHNOLOGY *   INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY * INDUSTRIAL PHYSICS * INDUSTRIAL MATHS/ APPLIED    STATISTICS * COMPUTER SCIENCE *   GEOLOGY & EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICS	Faculty of Education, Ishieke Annex, Centre 5	FSS 0001-0630
FACULTY OF MEDICINE * ANATOMY * MEDICINE & SURGERY	Faculty of Management Sciences, Main Campus, Centre 6	FMC 0001-1550
HEALTH SCIENCES & TECH. *   MEDICAL LABORATORY SCI. * NURSING SCIENCE	Faculty of Social Sciences & Humanities, Main Campus, Centre 7	HST 0001-1120
AGRIC & NAT. RES. MGT. *   AGRIC ECONS MGT & EXT. * CROP PRODUCTION &    LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT * SOIL SCI. & ENV. MGT. * FOOD SCI. & TECH. *   FISHERIES & AQUACULTURE *   ANIMAL SCIENCE	Faculty of Health Sciences and Technology, PRESCO Campus, Centre 8	AGR 0001-0120
EDUCATION SCIENCE *   TECH & VOC. EDU. *   SCI. EDU. (CSC, BIO, MATHS,    CHEM, PHY, INTG. SCI. EDU.) * HOME ECONOMICS *   HUMAN KINETICS & HEALTH    EDUCATION START A RECHARGE CARD PRINTING BUSINESS AND EARN BIG EVEN AS U EMBARK THIS ACADEMIC JOURNEY. FIND OUT HOW....	Faculty of Applied and Natural Sciences, PRESCO Campus, Centre 9	EDS 0001-0050

NB: Candidates are expected to locate/report to their Examination centres as shall be indicated on their acknowledgement slips.
B. METHOD OF REGISTRATION
(1) Eligible candidates should compulsorily proceed to any of the designed Banks in C
       and pay N3,000 on the e-transact platform; to cover UTME Registration/Examination
       and O/L verification/processing. Please collect your e-transact print-out that bears
       your receipts number and Confirmation Order (Pin) number from the Bank.
(2) With the e-transact print-out, the candidate should access and complete the
       Registration Form at www.ebsu-edu.net.
(3)   Payment can be made at any of the listed Bank branches nationwide.
(4)   Candidates must present their UTME result notification slips to Banks to ensure
       payments with correct JAMB Registration Numbers.
To register:
(i)    Click on Prospective Student
(ii)   Choose “Apply for Post UTME”
(iii)   Input your Confirmation Order (Pin) number and your JAMB Registration number.
(iv)   Carefully fill the Post UTME Screening Registration Form completely with major
         attention to your WAEC/NECO etc details such as WAEC/NECO scratch card Pin
         Number; Exam Centre Number, Exam Registration Number, Subjects with Grades
         obtained. Purchase of WAEC/NECO etc. Scratch card(s) for the exercise is the
         responsibility of each candidate.
(v)     Upload a clear copy of your passport photograph. (The format of uploading
         should be gif or jepg and should not be above 200 x 200 pixel).
(vi)   Click on SUBMIT and ensure that all your entries are correct in all the fields.
(vii)   Thereafter, your acknowledgement slip will be displayed.
(viii)   Print and keep your acknowledgement slip for later reference/use.
For more information, visit www.ebsu-edu.net and click on Post UTME Screening Guide.
Candidates should come to the examination centres with the following:
*   Two clear copies (with clear picture) of their Post UTME ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SLIP
*   Original and photocopy of UTME result notification slip and photocopy of O/L level
     results to the examination centres for submission during the examinations. Those
     on O/L Awaiting result shall write ‘O/L A/R’ on their UTME result slips.
*   Confirmation Order (Pin) Number used for registration (with the Bank Teller)
*   HB Pencil, eraser and sharpener.
Note:
*   Payment after Monday, 10th August 2015 shall be of no effect.
*   All due payments without due online registration shall not qualify any candidate for
     the examination.
*   Blurred scanned passport photograph will disqualify an applicant.
*   Only candidates whose WAEC/NECO etc results are verified by our portal may be
     considered for admission into Ebonyi State University.
At the screening, candidates will answer questions in
*   Use of English (compulsory for ALL candidates).
*   Any other 3 subjects according to candidates’ choice of programme.
There will be 14 subjects for Arts related candidates and 9 subjects for Science
related candidates to choose from (see details online).
C. BANKS FOR PAYMENT

S/N	BANKS	ACCOUNT NAME	ACCOUNT NO.
1	Fidelity Bank Plc	Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki	4010474892
2	Zenith Bank Plc	Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki	1011747601
3	Diamond Bank Plc	Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki	0007909716
4	GT Bank	Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki	0043960872
5	First Bank Plc	Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki	2013358325
6	EBSU Microfinance Bank	Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki	3351000005
7	Eco Bank	Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki	2692007058
8	UBA	Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki	1004173297
9	Enterprise Bank	Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki	1400002926

 D. OTHER PIECES OF INFORMATION
(i)   GSM phones, calculators and other electronic devices are not allowed into
     Examination/Screening venues.
(ii) On the Examination day, ensure that the OMR (answer) sheet given to you is pre-
       shaded in your correct particulars.
(iii)   Submit your question papers along with your OMR sheets at the end of the
(iv) Screening of results as well as admission into Ebonyi State University for the
       2015/2016 academic year will be posted on our website. Manual publication may
       also be made in EBSU Admissions Office in CAS.
DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES
Direct entry candidates who chose EBSU and possess a minimum of OND/OD upper credit are also to participate in this online screening exercise for the purpose of screening/verification of their O/Level results only. These candidates are NOT required to write the screening test.
CLOSING DATE
All payment into Banks shall close on Monday, 10th August, 2015 while our website for online registration shall be shutdown at 12 Midnight on Monday, 10th August, 2015. HELP DESK: Send e-mail to support@tenece.com or Gabriel.ugwu@ebsu-edu.net. Phone: 07033865888, 08078585178, 07030071426, 08067664449, 08062987733, 08067471321, 08055857555 and 08035649390.                    
Sam N. Egwu
Registrar.



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Fayemi's journry

My journey to Govt House, by Fayemi
Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State recounts the hard road to the Government House to a group of journalists in Ado-Ekiti. CHIDI OBINECHE brings you the excerpts
Monday, November 15, 2010

•Fayemi Photo: Sun News Publishing

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Settling down
I think that in life you must always know that there can be no gain without pain. I think that is the central lesson. However you may define it that people talk about my doggedness, about my tenacity, spirit of resistance and all that. All about that may be true, but it would be immodest on my part to place all of what happened on those values.

I think that the greatest strength that got me going throughout the struggle was really the irrepressible nature of the Ekiti people and I was particularly lucky because I had no reason to pay people to go to court. They would go and be there by 6.30, they would even tip the civil defence people if there are too many people inside the court so that they can just go in. They would do that, organize their own prayer sessions, they would go to the mountain top, everything.

So, when people talk about your courage, your boldness, I say to them, did I really have a choice? Could I have walked away with this kind of support base that the people are championing? For me, I think the lesson for me is that if you have the people really behind you, you can fight a thousand battles without looking back because you know that they will be there in defence of the truth.

I also think that it is important to believe that once you are clear about the correctness of your position as an individual there will be a lot of thorns on the way, there will be a lot of difficulties. There were days in the struggle that I could not boast of five thousand naira in my account in the course of the struggle and I had to depend on my wife for sorting out family challenges which is a problem we all face in everyday life.

But the impression has been created that when you are in political struggle most especially in Nigeria you must have some load of cash stashed away somewhere and all you do is just withdraw and then just throw it out. But it was never like that. The people who were with me they knew the kind of challenges we faced. The kind of difficulties we had to confront and how we managed to stay afloat in those difficult times. But I think that the most important thing is just be truthful to yourself and insist that anything that you cannot defend in public don’t just do it in private because the world is a small place and for this kind of struggle you are going to confront all sorts of contradictions.

There were places people asked me to go to, there were all sorts of things. You know we are rural people, we are traditional even though we are well read and there are a number of things which happen in this kind of struggle which I know you can imagine. And if you are not a strong character it is possible for you to collapse under this kind of pressure. Those are the lessons that I draw and I leave it to others to draw up additional lessons.
Dissolution of the councils
I came into this office on Monday morning after I was sworn in on Saturday. The first thing that I received on getting inside this office was a summons from the court brought in by my secretary and the summons was to appear in court in response to an interlocutory injunction to restrain me from dissolving local councils. I had never said anywhere that I was dissolving local councils, it did not appear anywhere in my speech.

We had a case that had been in court for two years and you would recall that local government elections took place in this State December 15, 2008 and we had challenged the legality of the body that organized that election, that is the State Independent Electoral Commission and that matter because it was in a state court had dragged and dragged without any resolution.

We then went and filed another case. But those two cases were not about dissolution, they were cases about the period of notice for the election which was 150 days between the time you announce and the time the election takes place and then, the constitution of the electoral commission. Of course, since that case was filed we had had judgment in Osun up till the court of appeal making it clear that our position was the correct position in law. That case is still subsisting in the Supreme Court now.

So, this case came before a Judge on Friday October 20, 2010 and by the time they got to court, somehow, maybe somebody advised them or something happened they had realized that they were suing Kayode Fayemi and not the Governor of Ekiti State because that was the person they filed the case against. So, they decided that they were withdrawing their case and the Judge struck out the case.

You could say that we could have left the situation like that, but then we heard and then security agencies were also keeping us abreast of developments that had started in the various local governments, about looting of government property, about the removal of government vehicles into private places and I thought that it would be irresponsible on our part to have just pretended that we didn’t know what was going on.

It was clear to us that the agenda was to provoke us into ignoring them, that you know that Kayode Fayemi is a kind person, he had said that he was not into witch-hunting, he is not after reprisals. Yes, I am not after reprisals but the truth of the matter is that any baby lawyer will tell you that you cannot put something on nothing. The government that organized the election that brought the local government chairmen had been declared a non-existing government in this State. Not just for the 2009 election re-run, but also for the 2007 original election because the court of appeal said “you (Segun Oni) did not win both elections and your certificate of return should be withdrawn.”

So, if we want to take it on that general line whose councils were these? And we felt we needed to take a decisive step in that direction. If the courts say that we are wrong, I have said that I will never do anything that will undermine the rule of law. I came on the back of the rule of law and it only stands to reason that I will not do anything that will put the rule of law in any jeopardy and that is the position I continue to hold.

One of the reasons that we have not put transition or caretaker committees in place is to ensure that the matter that is before the court is quickly disposed off and we said that the most senior civil servants in the local governments should take over. So all the grandstanding about going to the House of Representatives to get some accountant general and the IG to arrest or ignore or block our local government funds…I mean any sensible person would know that there is no way that is going to fly any where. I saw the Accountant-General yesterday (last Thursday) and asked him when are you going to stop our local government allocation and the man smiled that nobody has told him anything!

It is serious business, we should not be using the hallowed chambers of our legislature to conduct this kind of kangaroo thing and I am glad that the Senate made it clear that they were not going to be part of this rubbish which of course, renders irrelevant what transpired in the House of Representatives because as the Senate said, the subsisting law is that the House of Assembly in the State is the body that is in charge of local governments. So, if the House of Assembly refuses to ratify what we have done, fine. We will go back to where we were before, but if they do, nobody in Abuja can do anything about it. Of course, you know of the Supreme Court position on this matter.
Oni’s govt
In law and I think I should know., I have spent three and a half years in court back and forth even though I am not a lawyer….In law, you know what we call the Doctrine of Necessity, doctrine of necessity; does not necessarily make what is illegal legal. All it does is allow in a manner of convention certain things that are irreversible and that is my simple answer to your question. Yes, I cannot reverse budgets that have been implemented but that does not make them right!
Machinery of government
Absolutely right. One of the most bizarre findings that have been coming out of our ministerial briefing relates to this. We had in a small state like this under the last administration 21 commissioners and 14 Special Advisers of cabinet rank with all the apparatus of office, and one of the bizarre ways in which they did it was to have Ministry of Youth, Sports and Social Development which would be the normal way it is done in other places, but (what was done) was to have Ministry of Youths as a ministry, Ministry of Sports and then Ministry of Social Development. So, you have three ministries in one and you have three commissioners and three permanent secretaries, and on and on like that.

So, you had a situation where the recurrent expenditure in this State was almost reaching 70:30 ratio, in fact, it was the other way round from what the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo said. And that is why you have this state dotted all over with the highest number of abandoned projects, roads, other infrastructure, you name it. Even the existing ones are in total shambles. I have not moved into Government Lodge because the place I am supposed to live is leaking. Where my illegal predecessor stayed is leaking, his bedroom. That is a fact.

He was living there and the same thing happened at our lodge in Abuja. So, I began to wonder, maybe it was a deliberate strategy for his bedroom to leak, because I couldn’t understand it. Simple things that should be fixed and that is across the length and breadth of the state. So, we have got to do something about that.
I will go on record and tell you some of the specific things we will do. We will not have more than the constitutional requirements and it is also because that is what the constitution requires. We must have a commissioner or a cabinet rank person from all local governments. So we won’t have more than that 16, because we have 16 local governments here. It is the requirement of the law, and we can’t do anything about that. We will run a very lean government.

If you don’t have a role in government, we will find you something if you think you have contributed and there are debts to pay in politics. So I am not going to sit before you and tell you that those who have been with me in this journey for three and half years are not going to make demands. I am dealing with demands as I sit here. Local governments and communities are struggling over positions and Ekiti is small and we go by what you call zoning. Not zoning of the kind that you are dealing with in Abuja but here we have our own peculiar zoning.

If House of Assembly comes from here, commissioner cannot come from there. If commissioner comes from there, Special Assistant must go to another community in that local government. If it is a one town local government they share it ward by ward. Those are the practical details of politics but we will try and strike a balance between fulfilling those demands of politics, and ensuring effective and efficient government structure.

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FUTA project

FUTA to commission 13 projects at convocation

News Nov 15, 2010

By Dayo Johnson
AKURE—THIRTEEN developmental projects valued at over N600 million would be inaugurated during the 21st and 22nd convocation of the Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA, scheduled for Friday.
The former Head of State, Gen. Yakubu Gowon (rtd) and Prof. Akin Mabogunje would be given honorary doctorate degrees. Also about 3,834 students will be awarded various degrees during the convocation
Addressing newsmen in Akure, the chairman of the ceremonial committee of the institution, Prof. Biyi Daramola pointed out that the university was unable to have its convocation for the 2008/2009 set because of the general strike in the system last year.
According to him the six schools in the university except the school of management technology would be presenting students for the convocation with 33 of them graduating with first class honours.
Daramola explained that 1, 407 students would be graduating in the 2008/2009 set, 1, 457 would graduate in the 2009/2010 set, while 970 would be graduating from the school of post graduate in the two sessions.
He said the convocation lecture with the title “Bridging the Gap and Unleashing the Genius: The Challenges of Universities of Technology in Nigeria ”, would be delivered by Mabogunje.

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