NIGERIA 2015 ELECTION

It's a great day! This is a phenomenal time right now in Nigeria, as the nation decides by voting in the Presidential election and that of the National Assembly during the last weekend.

No matter what candidates we have all voted for, at this point, the unity of Nigeria is most important. As everyone waits for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)to announce the total figures, one thing stands strong in the spirit of true democracy no matter the candidate who wins, we are and still remain one Nigeria!

The future is here!

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: UI FIRST CLASS GRADUATE SHARES HER TIPS

I almost collapsed when I couldn’t study Medicine –Olayinka, first class graduate, UI
January 31, 2015 by Tunde Ajaja (culled from Saturday Punch)

Adebayo Olayinka, 22, graduated with a first class from the Department of Physiology, University of Ibadan, Oyo State, in the 2013/2014 academic session, having had a 6.0/7.0 CGPA. She tells TUNDE AJAJA about her experience in school

What was your educational experience like before you got to the University of Ibadan?

My dream as a child was to be a medical doctor, specifically a cardiothoracic surgeon, mainly because I was fascinated with the heart after I saw a medical series. So, most of the steps I took thereafter were geared towards achieving that dream. I realised that my academic performance improved when I was in SS1, and that was about the time I converted from being a Muslim to Christian. Before then, I was not considered brilliant, I was just like an average student even though I was hardworking, but after we resumed for SS1 class, I realised that I started having good scores in all my courses. When I became born again, I told God that I wanted His covenant with me to be that of academic excellence, and he did it. Likewise, I was one of the very few students offered medicine after the pre-degree programme I did at Obafemi Awolowo University in 2009.

How come you did pre-degree programme in OAU and ended up in UI?

After the pre-degree programme in OAU, I was offered Medicine but the list came out when I was already in 100 level studying Physiology in UI. I wanted Medicine but I had to choose the course because it was the easiest path to cross to medicine. Incidentally, the Nigerian Medical Association banned students from crossing to Medicine from other departments because the number of medical students in 200 Level was more than the regulated amount, so we were not allowed to cross regardless of our good grades. Then I had 6.1/7.0 but I just had to stay back. I was heartbroken, it looked like my whole life had crumbled, more so because I had ignored an offer to study Medicine in OAU, so being denied the opportunity again was troubling for me. I got a lot of insults from people and many people reprimanded me for my short-sightedness. It was at that point I told myself and God that since I didn’t cross to medicine, I would get a first class in physiology, and thank God, He worked in me to bring it to pass.

What is Physiology about?

It is a very interesting course. It has been a wonderful experience to understand how the body works and how things happen in our body system in milliseconds. It’s great that physiology affords me the opportunity to behold that wonder every day, and it’s cool explaining the way the body works to people. Besides, people who win Nobel Prize in the area of medicine are doctors and professors of physiology, so I belong to a noble family.

How easy was it to graduate with a first class in the course?

It wasn’t easy at all, more so in UI. In fact, I had told my sister that I would likely graduate with a second class upper but 400 Level was the defining moment for me. As against the usual belief that it is impossible to raise one’s CGPA in 400 Level, God did it for me, and it was by His grace. I had 6.1 in 100 Level, I dropped to a 5.6 in 200 Level, I rose to 5.8 in 300 Level and I hit the 6.0 mark in 400 Level. When my CGPA dropped in 200 Level, I read more, acquired a lot of textbooks and I also was eager to teach others, which made the courses more familiar to me. God really helped me to manage my time very well because of the other things I was involved in, and I was very strong-willed; not moved by the things around me, except what I chose to do. Above all, I prayed fervently, and only five of us had first class since 1973.

If the first person who had a first class in the department graduated in 1973, how were you able to break the jinx?

I think one of the reasons we were the first since 1973 was because we were not allowed to cross to medicine. Usually the best students would want to cross to medicine because some see physiology as a stepping-stone. So, we all stayed back and carried on with our performance and all of us in the class decided to break the barrier and we kept a tab on one another’s progress. Most importantly, it was God’s will and we were just fortunate to be the ones to break the record. In truth, physiology is quite tasking and we were constantly told how impossible it was to have first class, which wrought holy annoyance in us and we were spurred to do better. Then, the lecturers felt that nobody merited the first class but along the line, they found us worthy in sound learning and character, and maybe it was just the right time. However, as much as it feels good to have a first class, I’m worried about the notion that first class students are only good on paper and that they end up working for third class students, which makes the society to see us as nerds. So, really, it’s a bittersweet experience for me, because I have to prove that though I finished with a First Class, I am also ‘first class’ in all dimensions, this I try to do every day.

Is there anything you would have loved to do as a student that you could not?

Yes, I wish I had taken more time to establish myself in social entrepreneurship and also learnt a foreign language because of the emerging need for such these days.

Did you receive any form of award as an undergraduate?

Yes, I had a lot of sponsors both in cash and kind. I was favoured. I also won Total E&P Nigeria Scholarship in my 200 level. It was a reward for academic excellence for 100 and 200 level students in selected departments, so I applied, wrote the exam and I passed, alongside others. We were just two in my class and we were given N150,000 per session till we graduated. The payment started at 300Level until we graduated in 400L since we were able to maintain our CGPA to the required level, which was a major requirement to receive the payment per session.

What was your typical day like as an undergraduate?

Everyday had a diverse itinerary for me, so I planned my day depending on my activities. I slept for at least five hours daily, because I don’t use drugs, so I used to rest well and I read with the target I set for myself because of the other things I had to do. I also taught myself to adapt to several reading conditions. During exams, God usually had a word for me, which I did hang on to, and those words worked for me. On my part, I kept to my reading schedule, treating past questions and doing some tutorials. I used to eat well too. At my leisure, I love to think, envision my future, read about other things of interest and generate ideas, which could scare me sometimes. Then, my hostel was quite far, so I used to stroll in the cool of the day.

What have you been doing since you graduated?

Presently, I’m undergoing my National Youth Service Corps programme in Enugu State, where I’m teaching in a secondary school. I didn’t like it initially because my colleagues were posted to health institutions, so I thought it was demeaning to be posted to a secondary school, but God opened my eyes to opportunities around me. So I started a project termed the Education Reform Project, where I organise free tutorials for intending science students to enable them to have some knowledge in their chosen discipline, at my own expense. I want to use it as an inaugural project to birth my initiative on education intervention. Good education is the right of every child, so I am passionate about it. My siblings and parents have been of great help in encouraging me and I am grateful to them.

What are your aspirations?

To be a policy maker in the education sector and be a minister or commissioner for education someday. I am passionate about education, and it’s a drive for me, I have a lot of initiative to birth with the help of God, especially regarding STEM education in Nigeria. My immediate goals are to do my master’s and PhD in physiology and take some courses related to education policy and curriculum development.

Where would you like to work?

I would want to work in a university environment and an environment where professionalism is being put to use. I also want to be a part of efforts to revive the desire for science education in Nigeria.

What would you advise students, both the incoming and those already in school, to do to have an excellent result?

Students should set their standard at an early stage, try to read beyond their course materials, endeavour to teach others, study hard as if they have never prayed and pray hard as if they never studied. It is also helpful for them to strive to enjoy their course. Above all, they should love God with all their heart and publish His name with all they do.

source: PUNCH

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12 Tips on Winning a Scholarship

Wow!!! It's a great day! and welcome to a wonderful year! While this is not my daily personal inspirational blog,I still am committed to helping people find more opportunities as regards scholarships and and all other ways that really add value to their lives. So with this first post in the new year for this scholarship blog (you can read my regular inspirational posts at www.emmanuelayeni.com)I say Happy new year to every one! and Thanks for staying glued for the best scholarship and study tips, i will share more this year as well, how to make money as a student even while on campus. FOr today, please go on to read secrets on winning scholarships.

12 Tips on Winning a Scholarship


What if you had all the secrets to winning a scholarship? Would you tell the world — or keep them for yourself? Nationally recognized financial aid and scholarship expert, Mark Kantrowitz, does have all the secrets, and fortunately, he’s spilling everything he knows.

Kantrowitz has provided Fastweb with the top 12 tips on winning a scholarship:

1. Start searching for scholarships as soon as possible. Don’t wait until spring of your senior year in high school to start searching, or you’ll miss half the deadlines. There are many scholarships available to students in grades 9, 10 and 11, not just high school seniors. There are even scholarships for students in grades K-8. Continue searching for scholarships even after you are enrolled in college.

2. Answer all of the optional questions on a scholarship matching web site for about twice as many matches.

3. Use a free scholarship matching service like Fastweb.com. The Fastweb database is updated daily, and the site will email you notifications of new scholarships that match your personal background profile.

4. Look for local scholarships on bulletin boards near the guidance counselor of financial aid offices, or the library’s jobs and careers section.

5. Apply to every scholarship for which you are eligible. Pursue less competitive scholarships, such as small awards and essay contests, since they are easier to win and the money adds up and helps you win bigger scholarships.

6. Don’t miss deadlines. Use a calendar and checklist to get organized.

7. Tailor your application to the sponsor’s goals. Read and follow the instructions carefully.

8. If you have difficulty writing essays, try recording yourself as you answer the question out loud, and transcribe the recording later. Most people can think and speak faster than they can write or type. Create an outline afterward to organize your thoughts.

9. Personalize your essay and be passionate. Write about something of interest to you. Make your application stand out from the crowd. Talk about your impact on other people. Give examples and be specific.

10. Google your name and make sure you have a professional online profile. Use a professional email address, such as firstname.lastname@gmail.com. Clean up the content of your Facebook account, removing inappropriate and immature material.

11. Proofread a printed copy of your essay and the application for spelling and grammar errors.

12. Make a photocopy of your application before mailing it. Send the application by certified mail, return receipt requested or with delivery confirmation.

source: fastweb

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Shell (SPDC) Joint Venture University Scholarship Award Scheme 2013 / 2014

Shell (SPDC) Joint Venture University Scholarship Award Scheme 2013 / 2014
The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (Operator of the NNPC/SHELL /TEPN/AGIP Joint Venture) Scholarship Scheme offers first year students in all Nigerian universities the opportunity to study with an annual grant from the SPDC JV for the full duration of their course. The programme aims to promote academic excellence and improve the skills of young Nigerians.

2013/2014 Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC) Joint Venture University Scholarship Award Scheme

Who Can Apply
The merit-based scholarship is in two categories - the National Merit Award (NM) and the Areas of Operation Merit Award, East or West (OE or OW).

National Merit Award (NM)
Open to all Nigerians.

Areas of Operation Merit Award, East (OE)
For Nigerians who are indigenes of SPDC’s operational area in Abia, Akwa Ibom, Imo, Rivers and Bayelsa states (excluding indigenes of Ekeremor and Sagbama local government areas)

Areas of Operation Merit Award, West (OW)
For Nigerians who are indigenes of SPDC’s operational area in Bayelsa (i.e. of Ekeremor and Sagbama local government areas) and Delta States.

Application Closing Date
Friday 24 October, 2014

How To Apply
• All applicants should have their personal valid email account (for consistent communication).
• Candidates who meet the above entry qualifications should apply online, at www.scholastica.ng/schemes/SPDC to provide the required personal and educational details, and load scanned copies of the following:
o A recent passport-sized photograph of the applicant (i.e. peg format, not more than 200kilobytes);
o University or JAMB (UTME or D/E) Admission Letter;
o Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) Scores;
o ‘O’ Level Result(s), and ‘A’ Level /OND /NCE Result(s) as applicable; and
o Letter of Identification from State (showing Local Government) of Origin.
• Scanned copies of letters of identification, (which must be duly stamped and signed) by:
o The Paramount Ruler of the Community; and
o The Chairman of the Community Development or Executive Council (CDC or CEC) is also required of applicants for the Operational Area Awards (OE & OW). The letters should be addressed to The Manager, Sustainable Development (UIO/G/NRS), Shell Petroleum Development Company, Port Harcourt.
P/s: Each document must not exceed 200KB and the image format must be in JPEG
Be aware of the fraud websites when applying for scholarships online. Such websites will ask you to pay for the program even before submitting the application. These are completely faux sites which should be avoided. Generally it is free to apply for scholarships online.
Make a wise choice and apply online.

Eligible Applicants must:
• Be citizens of Nigeria, currently enrolled in an accredited and approved university in Nigeria.
• Have gained admission during the 2013/2014 academic session, and pursuing a first degree programme.
• Have a minimum of seven credits, including Mathematics and English, in their O/Levels.
• Be enrolled full-time, in a university in Nigeria at the undergraduate level with a minimum grade point average of 3.5 at the time of application
• Submit online application at www.scholastica.ng/schemes/SPDC
Note:
• Shell does not demand payment from applicants. The application is entirely FREE of charge.
• Shell does not assign ‘Representatives’/‘Agents’ to assist applicants’ process applications.
• Applications should be submitted online before Friday 24 October, 2014.
• Only short listed candidates will be contacted.

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2014 Gani Fawehinmi Annual Scholarship Awards

2014 Gani Fawehinmi Annual Scholarship Awards

The Chief Gani Fawehinmi Annual Four (4) Million Naira Scholarship Awards For Forty (40) Students is open for application.
Applications are invited for Gani Fawehinmi Annual Scholarship Awards 2014. The Awards will cover 2013 and 2014. The award is for 40 (Forty) students each of whom will receive One hundred Thousand Naira (N100, 000.00) making a total sum of Four Million Naira (N4,000 000.00).

 

Criteria For Chief Gani Fawehinmi Scholarship Award 2014

(1)    Applicants must be poor and indigent
(2)    Applicants must be registered students of tertiary institutions in nigeria i.e Universities, polytechnicsand colleges of education.
(3)    Applicants must have good academic performance

Mode Of Application For Chief Gani Fawehinmi Scholarship Award 2014

Each applicant shall submit an applicaton form, not more than two (2) pages. The letter must include the following:

• Name of the candidate
• Course and year of study
• State of origin and
• Reason the candidate believes he or she deserves the scholarship award

The application letter must be accomplished by:
i.            A photocopy of the candidate’s current identity card;
ii.            A letter from the candidate’s current Head of Department, including correct information on the candidate’s CGPA for the last academic session.
iii.            A letter from the registrar certifying that the candidate is a student of the institution
iv.            A copy of the candidate’s registration form for the current semester and
v.            Two (2) current passport photographs.

The application letter, with all the supporting documents, should be forwarded (by hand or postal delivery) to:

• Gani Fawehinmi Schorlaship Board Nigerian Law Publications House Otunba Jobi Fele Way, C.B.D., Alausa, Ikeja. P.O. Box 80279, Lafiaji, Lagos.
• Gani Fawehinmi Schorlaship Board c/o Dr. U.A.U. Onyebinama, Chairperson ASUU, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michael Opara University of Agriculture, Umudike.
• Gani Fawehinmi Schorlaship Board c/o Dr. M.K. Aliyu, Chairman ASUU, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, ASUU office.

The deadline for submission of Gani Fawehinmi Schorlaship 2014 application is Monday, 18^th August, 2014

Interview Centers, Date And Time For Gani Fawehinmi Schorlaship 2014

i.            Zaria: Thursday, August 21, 2014 at ASUU Secretariat, Ahmadu Bello University, Samaru campus, at 10.00am
ii.            Umudike: Thursday, August 28, 2014 at ASUU Secretariat, Michael Opara University, Umudike at 10.00am
iii.            Lagos: Tuesday, September 19, 2014 at Nigerian Law Publication House at Otunba Jobi Fele Way, C.B.D., Alausa, Ikeja. P.O. Box 80279, Lafiaji, Lagos at 10.00am

Award Ceremony For Gani Fawehinmi Schorlaship 2014

Successful candidates will be awarded the scholarships on Thursday, September 11, 2014 Otunba Jobi Fele Way, C.B.D., Alausa, Ikeja. P.O. Box 80279, Lafiaji, Lagos at 12.00 noon.
NB: Students who have won the schorlaship are not eligible.


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2014 Shell LiveWIRE Nigeria Programme

2014 Shell LiveWIRE Nigeria Programme 

The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC), operator of the NNPC/Shell/Total/Agip Joint Venture announces the commencement of the 2014 Shell LiveWIRE Nigeria Programme.

Shell LiveWIRE Nigeria is a youth enterprise development programme supported by The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC). The programme operates in the Niger Delta region and aims to inspire, encourage and support young people aged 18-35 to start up their own businesses through the provision of finance and training for young entrepreneurs.

2014 Shell LiveWIRE Nigeria Programme

The objectives for the LiveWIRE Programme in Nigeria ore to:

• Enable youths to establish businesses through provision of business planning and management guidelines and skills through the Become a Successful Owner Manager Course.
• Run awards for candidates with the best business plans. The award provides access to micro-credit facilities, through third parties like banks, NGOs and allied financial institutions.
• Provide a volunteer monitoring programme for those who have completed the training course and decide to pursue starting their own business.

Programme content

• Bright Ideas and Become a Successful Business Owner Manager workshops
• Business Awareness Forum
• Young Business Leaders Awards
• Business Information and Enquiry Service

Applications are invited from

• Male and female applicants from Rivers, Bayelsa and Delta states aged between 18-35years
• Must possess a University degree or HND
• Must be resident in state of application

Deadline for Application:

  Monday May 26th 2014

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

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MTN Scholarship: MTN Nigeria Foundation Scholarship 2014 Application Open

MTN Scholarship 2014
MTN Scholarship: MTN Nigeria Foundation Scholarship 2014 Application Open

MTN Nigeria Foundation University and Polytechnic Undergraduate Scholarships 2014. The MTN Nigeria Foundation will provide financial support to eligible Science & Technology students in accredited educational public universities, polytechnics and colleges of education across the six geo-political zones in Nigeria which will cover tuition, book allowance and stipend (pocket allowance).
Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

MTN SCHOLARSHIP TERMS AND CONDITION:
Please read carefully before completing this form. Be sure that the information you provide is accurate.

Applicants from public Universities and Colleges of Education in Nigeria must be full time undergraduates in 200 level/2nd year.
Applicants from public Universities and Colleges of Education must have a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) score of 3.5 or its equivalent (2:1)
Applicants from public Polytechnics must have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 (upper credit) from the Ordinary National Diploma (OND) programme and must have secured admission into the Higher National Diploma programme (HND).
Direct entry level students must have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 (upper credit) from the OND programme and must have secured admission into 200 level/2nd year in a public University
Current Beneficiaries of the MTN Foundation Science & Technology Scholarship award are not eligible to apply
The MTN Foundation reserves the right to cancel or suspend a scholarship award if it is discovered that an applicant /awardee provided false information.

DEADLINE
Names of successful candidates will be published in National Dailies
Closing date for receipt of application is Tuesday May 4th 2014

Please note that all information provided will be verified and persons with fraudulent information will be held accountable.
Please note that this portal is the only mode of application
Only applications from students studying one of the under listed courses will be considered:

Accountancy/Accounting
Agric. Extension and Rural Development
Agricultural Science
Agronomy
Animal Breeding and Genetics
Animal Nutrition
Animal Production and Health
Aquaculture and Fisheries Management
Applied Physics
Architecture
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer and Electronics
Computer and Information Science
Computer and Mathematics
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Electronics and Computer Technology
Electronics Engineering
Engineering Physics
Industrial Mathematics
Industrial Physics
Information Technology
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
Petroleum and Gas Engineering
Physics Electronics
Geophysics
Physics/ Computational Modeling
Pure/ Applied Physics
Statistics
Statistics and Computer Science
System Engineering
We wish to emphasize that all applicants must accept these terms and conditions in order to complete the application.
Accountancy/Accounting
Agric. Extension and Rural Development
Agricultural Science
Agronomy
Animal Breeding and Genetics
Animal Nutrition
Animal Production and Health
Aquaculture and Fisheries Management
Applied Physics
Architecture
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer and Electronics
Computer and Information Science
Computer and Mathematics
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Electronics and Computer Technology
Electronics Engineering
Engineering Physics
Industrial Mathematics
Industrial Physics
Information Technology
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
Petroleum and Gas Engineering
Physics Electronics
Geophysics
Physics/ Computational Modeling
Pure/ Applied Physics
Statistics
Statistics and Computer Science
System Engineering

TO FILL APPLICATION FORM, CONTINUE TO MTN PORTAL

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