ATTENTION! A MUST READ,TELL YOUR CONCERNED FRIENDS

ATTENTION! A MUST READ,TELL YOUR CONCERNED FRIENDS

NOTE This is for those who did not put ebsu in jamb,but scored upto 180 in jamb.

SCHEDULE FOR EBSU 2014/2015 SUPPLEMENTARY POST UTME SCREENING TEST
AND O/L ONLINE
CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION FOR DIRECT ENTRY
AND OTHER CANDIDATES
This is to invite all candidates who scored
180 and above in the 2014/2015 Unified
Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME),
but who did NOT choose Ebonyi State
University (EBSU), Abakaliki and those who
chose EBSU but failed to write our first Post
UTME of 1/8/14, to now apply to register/
process for our Supplementary Post-UTME
from Friday, 8th August – Thursday, 28th
August, 2014.This exercise is strictly for
candidates as above, and similar Direct Entry
candidates with a minimum of OND/OD
Upper Credit, who are NOT already admitted
in their institution of initial choice.
Other detailed guidelines are as below:
A. EXAMINATION/SCREENING DATE: SATURDAY,
30TH AUGUST, 2014
B. EXAMINATION TIME: 8:00 am
C. EXAMINATION CENTRES
CANDIDATES’ FACULTY/DEPT/
COURSES OF CHOICE EXAMINATION CENTRE NAME EXAM NO.
LAW
Faculty of Law, Centre 1 LAW
001-1000
MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
* PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
* ACCOUNTANCY
* BANKING & FINANCE
* BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
* MARKETING
Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Management, CAS Campus – Centre 2 FMS
0001-1000
EDUCATION ARTS
* ARTS & SOC. SCI. EDU. (ECO,
SOC STD, ENG, REL, IGBO EDU)
* EDUCATIONAL FDNS (ADMIN &
PLANNING, G & C)
Pre-Degree School, CAS Campus, Centre 3 EDA
0001-0500
SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES
* ECONOMIC
* PSYCHOLOGY
* SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROP.
* HISTORY & INT’L RELNS.
* POLITICAL SCIENCE
* LANGUAGES & LINGUISTICS
Faculty of Education, Ishieke Annex, Centre 4 FSS
0001-1500
FACULTY OF APPLIED AND
NATURAL SCIENCES
* APPLIED MCIROBIOLOGY
* APPLIED BIOLOGY
* BIOTECHNOLOGY
* INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
* INDUSTRIAL PHYSICS
* INDUSTRIAL MATHS/ APPLIED
STATISTICS
* COMPUTER SCIENCE
* GEOLOGY & EXPLORATION
GEOPHYSICS
EBSU Staff Secondary School, Abakaliki,
Centre 5 ANS
0001-0500
BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES
* ANATOMY
* MEDICINE & SURGERY
Faculty of Management Sciences, Main
Campus, Centre 6 BMS
0001-1000
HEALTH SCIENCES & TECH.
* MEDICAL LABORATORY SCI.
* NURSING SCIENCE
Faculty of Social Sciences & Humanities, Main
Campus, Centre 7 HST
0001-1200
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
0001-0500
EDUCATION SCIENCE
* TECH & VOC. EDU.
* SCI. EDU. (CSC, BIO, MATHS,
CHEM, PHY, INTG. SCI. EDU.)
* HOME ECONOMICS
* HUMAN KINETICS & HEALTH
EDUCATION
Faculty of Applied and Natural Sciences,
PRESCO Campus, Centre 9 EDS
0001-0500
NB: Candidates are expected to locate/report
to their Examination centres as shall be
indicated on their acknowledgement slips.
D. METHOD OF REGISTRATION
(1) Eligible candidates should compulsorily
proceed to any of the designated Banks in E
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.
For more information Call AMBASSADOR TOCHI ON 07068823942
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.
* HB Pencil, eraser and sharpener.
Note:
* Payment after Thursday, 28th August
2014 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.
* Confirmation Order (Pin) Number used
for registration (with the Bank Teller)
* Only candidates whose WAEC/NECO etc
results are verified by our portal may be
considered for admission into Ebonyi
State University.
* Candidates who wrote our first Post-
UTME are NOT QUALIFIED for this exercise.
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).
E. 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
F. 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
2014/2015 academic year will be
posted on our website. Manual publication
may
also be made in EBSU Admissions Office
in CAS.
G. 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.
H. CLOSING DATE
All payment into Banks shall close on
Thursday, 28th August, 2014 while our
website for online registration shall be
shutdown at 12 Midnight on Thursday,
28th
August, 2014. HELP DESK: Send e-mail to
support@tenece. com or ict.director@eb
su-
edu.net
For more inf, call AMBASSADOR TOCHI ON
07068823942

Ebola: Nigeria Withdraw Athletes from Youth Olympic Games

Nigeria “have resolved to pull out from the Youth Olympics” in China following the discriminatory treatment to her athletes.

Nigeria have pulled out of the Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China, after Team Nigeria’s athletes were quarantined, isolated and barred from getting access to training along with other athletes of the world since arriving at the games village.
Games officials have yet to react to the country’s withdrawal, meanwhile, the discrimination and subsequent quarantine of the athletes is believed to be connected to the Ebola virus outbreak in some part of West Africa.
The decision to withdraw Nigeria’s contingent from the Games was taken after a meeting with Sports Minister, Dr. Tammy Danagogo, Nigeria Olympics Committee (NOC) president, Engr. Sani Ndanusa and the Director General of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Hon Gbenga Elegbeleye.

Nanjing 2014: Nigeria Pulls Its Athletes from Youth Olympic Games Following Ebola Discrimination.

In a statement on Wednesday the NSC chief, Elegbeleye, protested against the inhumane treatment meted out to the Nigerian athletes, which he termed as “discriminatory”. The athletes and the officials have been directed to leave China and head back home.
The 2014 Youth Olympics is scheduled to hold between August 16 and 18.
Team Nigeria registered twelve athletes slated to participate in three sports: Athletics, Wrestling and Beach Volleyball.
The first edition of the Games- officially known as Summer Youth Games- was held in Singapore in 2010.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) established the Youth Games in July 2007, with the aim of helping to discover fledgling talents for grooming and further development for prospective Olympic Games.

EBOLA: Salt Water Kills Three In Bauchi State

At least three people have been reported to have died, while a pregnant woman also landed in hospital, as a result of excessive intake of salt for the prevention of Ebola Virus in Bauchi State.

According to Vanguard report, an old man in Misau local council and three other adults in Bigi , Gudum Sayawa, and Bayara village, suburbs in Bauchi, northern Nigeria, were the victims of the salt intake exercise.

An unnamed source was quoted to have said that one of the deceased, Mr. Paul Bigi, 74, drank more than two cups of salted water and also rub some on his body after bathing with the salt water as advised by his children.
“Less than one hour after he took the salt water, Baba started deficating non-stop and he died in the morning around 7am,” the source said.
Also in Gumdum Sayawa, it was gathered that one John Ayuba made use of one bag of salt in one drum of water for bathing and one bag of salt in another drum of water for drinking due to large number of people living in his house.
A family source informed that Ayuba died of diarrhea and vomiting moments later.
Meanwhile, a health worker who did not want his name published, at the Bayara Specialist Hospital informed that a hypertensive patient drank three glasses of water filled with salt.
He said: “A hypertensive patient who drank three classes of salt water was brought by his relatives to our hospital. He did not survive the crisis as his blood level has exceeded the normal range”
In Gudum Sayawa, a pregnant woman, Mrs. Hanatu Kushi, was said to have a miscarriage after taking salt solution.
Mrs Kushi is said to be currently being treated at a private hospital in the area.
When contacted, the Bauchi State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Abubakar Sani Malami, denied reports of outbreak of Ebola in the state, saying the rumour was to create unnecessary panic.
He advised the citizens of the state to remain vigilant and report any suspected cases of severe fever to the nearest health facility, assuring that adequate measures have been put in place to treat infected persons.

The Ebola virus is believed to have killed no fewer than three people in Lagos since its outbreak in Nigeria in July via Liberian man, Patrick Sawyer.
According to Nigerian Minister of Health, Onyebuchi Chukwu, 11 people have been confirmed to have contracted the deadly disease while more than hundred of others are being monitored for symptoms of the Ebola virus.
The World Health Organisation, WHO, says at least 1069 people have died of the virus since February this year.
Nigerians and citizens of Guinea, Sierre Leone and Liberia have been advised to wash their hands regularly and avoid contact with animals like monkey, bats, antelopes e.t.c to avoid contracting the Ebola virus.

Imo 2015: Ararume Sets Campaign Ball Rolling, Appoints Ogunewe Campaign Director

Ahead of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship primaries in Imo State, one of the major contestants, Senator Ifeanyi Ararume, has appointed Hon. Independence Ogunewe as his campaign director.

Ararume also appointed a former senatorial candidate and businessman, Chief Okey Ikoro, as the deputy director general, to ensure his victory at the 2015 general election.
Ararume, in a statement signed by his political adviser, Mr Chinedu Nwogwugwu and made available to journalists in Abuja yesterday, said the appointment of Mr. Ogunewe had sent shock waves down the spine of other aspirants from Mbaise clan, which comprises three local governments.

Ebola Death: Sierra Leone Records Second Doctor Victim

Another Sierra Leonean doctor has died after contracting the deadly Ebola virus, health officials have noted.

Dr Modupeh John Eric Cole, a senior physician at the Connaught Hospital in Freetown, was diagnosed with Ebola last Friday and was taken to the specialist Kailahun Treatment Centre the following day.
“We are all very, very saddened,” said Dr. Brima Kargbo, the country’s chief medical officer, while confirming the doctor’s death.
Dr Cole was a “very powerful presence in the country’s medical team and has been very instrumental in the fight against the Ebola virus.”
Cole’s death came about two weeks after Sierra Leone’s leading anti-Ebola expert, Dr Umar Khan, also died from the virus.

Ebola: Obama Orders US Diplomats Families Out Of Sierra Leone

The United States on Thursday told the families of its diplomats in Sierra Leone to leave the country to avoid exposure to the epidemic of deadly Ebola fever ravaging the country.

“The embassy recommended this step out of an abundance of caution,” State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf said, citing “a lack of options for routine health care services at major medical facilities due to the Ebola outbreak.”
783 cases of infection with the virus have been confirmed in Sierra Leone, 334 of which have died.

Ebola Drug Made By Nigerian To Benefit 8 Infected Persons

Eight out of the Nigerians infected with the deadly Ebola disease will benefit from an experimental treatment in Lagos, Minister of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu has announced.

Chukwu, who made the announcement, today at a world press conference in Abuja, said a Nigerian scientist has offered Nigeria the drug, ‘NanoSilver’, for testing on those infected with the virus, following the approval by the World Health Organisation (WHO) that experimental treatments are ethical in the case of a pandemic.
“A Nigerian scientist has offered Nigeria an experimental drug, hopefully today, that will reach the treatment centre,” Chukwu said.
Although the health minister declined mentioning the name of the scientist, he assured that the health ministry will ensure that the drug is applied in line with international best practice.
The US had earlier sent experimental drug ZMapp to Liberia after President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf requested for the drug. Canada has also promised to donated 1,000 vaccines to the affected countries.
Speaking further, the minister dismissed reports that Eboa has entered Enugu.He said no case of the disease was confirmed in the eastern state.
“A nurse who treated the late Patrick Sawyer disobeyed the Incident Management Committee and traveled to Enugu to visit her husband and was later identified with the symptom. But no one has been infected with the virus in the state apart from Lagos.
“As at today’s morning, we have only six contacts in Enugu who are under surveillance.”