Introduction

Elechi  Amadi Polytechnic, known for its global reputation for excellence and creativity, and innovative approaches to teaching, gives students the opportunity to join a community of professionals in a highly competitive and academic environment.

Location

List of Programs offered in Elechi Amadi Polytechnic

1. FULL-TIME HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES

1. Higher National Diploma in Accountancy
2. Higher National Diploma in ComputerScience
3. Higher National Diploma in Statistics
4. Higher National Diploma in Public Administration
5. Higher National Diploma in Banking and Finance

2. PART-TIME HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES

1. Higher National Diploma in Accountancy
2. Higher National Diploma in Public Administration
3. Higher National Diploma in Computer Science
4. Higher National Diploma in Banking and Finance

Entry Requirements

Applicants must possess the following:

1. National Diploma in the relevant discipline with a minimum of Lower Credit from Captain Elechi Amadi Polytechnic or any recognized
2. Evidence of one-year relevant post National Diploma (ND) Students’ Industrial Works Experience Scheme(SIWES).

• Applicants must satisfy all entry requirements for admission into National Diploma programmes in the relevant department of 

Applicants from other Polytechnics should ensure that their academic transcripts are forwarded by their Institutions early enough to the Registrar, Captain Elechi Amadi Polytechnic.

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3. DIPLOMA AND NATIONAL DIPLOMA (ND) PROGRAMMES

• SCHOOL OF FINANCIAL STUDIES

Duration: Full Time: Two (2) years

a) ACCOUNTANCY

1. Banking and Finance General Entry Requirement
2. Applicants must possess five (5) Credit passes in GCE ‘O’ Level or WAEC or NECO or NTC or NABTEB or its equivalent at not more than two sittings, including English Language and Mathematics and three (3) other subjects relevant to the program from the following: Economics/commerce, Business Studies, Principles of Accounting, Government/History, Biology, Agricultural Science, Typewriting/Shorthand, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Office Practice, Literature in English.

(b) SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES:

Duration: Full Time: Two (2) years

1. Business Administration and Management
2. Office Technology and Management (Secretarial Administration)
3. Marketing
4. Public Administration

Entry Requirements

Applicants must possess five (5) Credit passes in GCE ‘O’ Level or WAEC or NECO or NTC or NABTEB or its equivalent at not more than two sittings including English Language, Mathematics and three (3) other subjects relevant to the programme from Economics/Commerce, Business Studies, Principles of Accounts, Statistics, Geography, Government, Biology/Agricultural Science, and History/Government etc.

(c) SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Duration: Full Time: Two (2) years

1. Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology
2. Computer Engineering Technology

Entry Requirements

Applicants must possess five (5) Credit passes in GCE ‘O’ Level or WAEC or NECO or NTC or NABTEB or its equivalent at not more than two sittings including English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and any other subjects relevant to the program.

(d). SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES:

Duration: Full Time: Two (2) years

1. Architectural Technology
2. Urban and Regional Planning
3. Building Technology
4. Surveying and Geo-Informatics
5. Transportation Planning and Logistics

Entry Requirement

Applicants must possess five (5) Credit passes in GCE ‘O’ Level or SSCE or WAEC or NECO or NTC or NABTEB or its equivalent at not more than two sittings, including English Language and Mathematics and three (3) other subjects in Arts or Science relevant to the programme.

Applicants must obtain at least one (1) credit pass from any of the following: Further Mathematics, Biology/Agricultural Science, Physics, Chemistry, Technical Drawing,

Building Construction, Woodwork, Concreting, Carpentry, Plumbing and Pipe Fitting,

Geography, Basic Electronics/ Basic Electricity or Economics.

(e). SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Duration: Full Time: Two (2) years

1. Agricultural Technology (General Agriculture)
2. Statistics
3. Computer Science
4. Science Laboratory Technology(SLT)

 Entry Requirement

Applicants must possess five (5) Credit passes in GCE ‘O’ Level or SSCE or WAEC or NECO or NTC or NABTEB or its equivalent at not more than two sittings, including English Language and Mathematics and three (3) other Subjects relevant to the program. Applicants must possess at least a credit pass in any one (1) of the following: Physics, Chemistry, Further Mathematics, Economics/Geography, Biology, Agricultural Science, Technical Drawing, Woodwork or Basic Electronics/ Basic Electricity.

(f). SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Duration: Full Time: Two (2) years

1. Mass Communication
2. Library and Information Science

Entry Requirements

Applicants must possess five (5) Credit passes in GCE ‘O’ Level or SSCE or WAEC or NECO or NTC or NABTEB or its equivalent at not more than two sittings, including English Language, Literature in English and Mathematics and two (2) other subjects relevant to the program.

(g). INSTITUTE OF LEGAL AND GLOBAL STUDIES

Duration: Full Time: Two (2) years (Diploma)

1. i) Law

Entry Requirements

Applicants must possess five (5) Credit passes in GCE ‘O’ Level or SSCE or WAEC or NECO or NTC or NABTEB or its equivalent at not more than two sittings including English Language and Mathematics and three (3) other subjects relevant to the program one of which must be Literature in English.

INSTITUTE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION (ICE) PART-TIME (WEEKDAYS AND WEEKEND) HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES.

1. HND Accountancy
2. HND Computer Science
3. HND Banking and Finance HND Public Administration Duration: Five (5) Semesters (2¹/2years)

Applicants must satisfy all requirements for admission into the National Diploma Program in the relevant program/Department of choice.

Applicants from other institutions should ensure that their academic transcripts are forwarded by their various institutions early enough to the Registrar, Captain Elechi Amadi Polytechnic, Rumuola, Port Harcourt.

4. PART TIME DIPLOMA AND NATIONAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES Duration 2 ½ Years

Diploma programs

1. Diploma in Law
2. Diploma in Arbitration and Dispute Settlement
3. Diploma in Criminology and Criminal Justice
4. Accountancy
5. Public Administration
6. Business Administration and Management
7. Computer Science
8. Statistics
9. Mass Communication
10. Marketing
11. Banking and Finance
12. Office Technology & Management

 Duration: Five (5) Semesters (2^½years)

Entry Requirements

Applicants must possess five (5) Credit passes in GCE ‘O’ Level or SSCE or WAEC or NECO or NTC or NABTEB or its equivalent at not more than two sittings including English Language and Mathematics and three (3) other Subjects relevant to the program of choice.

5. PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES

1. Professional Diploma in Safety and Security Management
2. Professional Diploma in Occupational Health and Environmental Risk Management

Duration: Six (6) Months.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must possess GCE ‘O’ Level or SSCE or WAEC or NECO or NTC or NABTEB or its equivalent with three (3) credit passes at not more than two (2) sittings, including English Language and Mathematics and any Arts or Science subject relevant to program of choice.

Note: Admission into the National Diploma Programs is open to candidates who sat and passed the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination for 2022/2023 session, scored 120 points and above and satisfies the minimum UTME cut off point for specific programs.

Applicants may be required to undertake a screening exercise. Applicants will be notified of the date and venue of the screening exercise where applicable.

Candidates who did not choose Captain Elechi Amadi Polytechnic Rumuola, Port Harcourt may also apply as there are very limited opportunities for admissions into the National Diploma and Higher National Diploma Programmes for 2022/2023 Academic year. Such candidates are required to effect change of choice of Institution through Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) by making the Polytechnic/Institution their first choice.

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At ExamScholars, we believe in not just academic success but also in rewarding excellence. Over the years, we’ve witnessed countless success stories where students have soared to new heights using our 2024 JAMB CBT Practice App. From Ayomide Daniyan’s extraordinary score of 353 to numerous students scoring 300 and above, the impact of our app is undeniable. This year, we’re taking it a step further by inviting schools to introduce our app to their students, and in return, they have the chance to win big!!

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and partners are to meet to conclude the base affirmation cut-off mark for the 2022/2023 scholarly meeting.

As per the Weekly Bulletin of the Board acquired in Abuja on Monday, the gathering which is booked for July 21, would be directed by the Minister of Education, Malam Adamu.

Frame had last year set 160 or more as the cut-off mark for entrance into colleges, 120 for polytechnics and 100 for schools of instruction. The Board is supposed to report the 2022 cut-off for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) after the gathering.

As per JAMB, “The two occasions, which are planned to hold same day and spot, will have in participation Heads of Tertiary Institutions, Heads of Regulatory Agencies in the training area, and other basic partners, for example, Chairmen of the Committee on Education at the LowerAdmissions’ Performance-Merit Awards (NATAP-M).

The assessment body noticed that the Policy Meeting will talk about basic issues exuding from the show to be given by the Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), on the equitable finished up 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), Direct Entry Applications, as well as establishing the vibe for the 2022/2023 Admission work out.

“The Policy Meeting is supposed to outline strategy bearings for the country’s tertiary organizations, set confirmation rules and present application insights, applicants’ exhibition as well as assess the 2021 Admission work out.

“The gathering, in addition to other things, will stand firm on adequate least confirmation principles to be applied in all admissions to be embraced by all tertiary organizations.

“The second occasion of the day, which is the third Edition of the NATAP-M Awards, is a drive of the Board to advance greatness in tertiary establishments.

“The 2022 NATAP-M Awards is the third release and is intended for the 2020 Admission Session, which couldn’t be in 2021 as most organizations couldn’t direct their affirmations inside the predetermined time period attributable to COVID-19 requirements.

“For this third Edition, the Board had gotten significant endorsements to increment by 150% the worth of its past Awards for greatest effect. The second Edition was held in 2019. The NATAP-M Awards, which lady release was held in 2018, was intended for affirmations directed in 2017.

“The Awards are in five classifications: “The Most Subscribed Institutions by Candidates”; “The Most National Institution as far as Admission Spread”; and “The Most Compliant in Keeping the Rules and Regulations on Admissions.

“Others are: “The Institution with the Highest Number of Admission of International Students”; and “The Most Improved Institution in Gender Balance over Previous Year”.

“In light of the recently endorsed rates for the third Edition to be hung on Thursday, 21st July, 2022, the champ of every one of the five classifications would bring back home the amount of N75m while the principal sprinter up for every one of the classifications would take N15m, the subsequent second place would take N10m, making a sum of N100m per every class of grant.”

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and heads of tertiary schooling establishments and different partners in the training area in the nation have declared the base removed mark for affirmations in the 2022/2023 scholarly meeting.

The partners reported 140 as the base cut-off mark for entrance into Nigerian colleges, polytechnics – 100 and universities of schooling – 100 were spread the word about at a Policy Meeting on Admissions managed by the Minister of Education, Adamu, in Abuja.

Support’s enlistment center, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, who reported the cut-off after intensive discussions and votes by bad habit chancellors of colleges, ministers of polytechnics, and executives of schools of instruction, said the ramifications is that each establishment has the privilege to fix its own removed imprint even up to 220 however nobody would be permitted to go not exactly the concurred least characteristics of 100 for universities of training, 100 for polytechnics and 140 for colleges.

The JAMB recorder uncovered that just 378,639 of the 1,761,338 who composed the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) scored 200 or more.

While giving further measurements of the 2022 assessment, Oloyede noticed that 378,639 scored over 200; a sum of 520,596 competitors scored 190 or more; 704,991 scored 180 or more; 934,103 scored 170 or more; 1,192, 057 scored 160 or more.

Talking further, Oloyede noticed that the board permitted competitors with anticipating results to enlist for the 2022 UTME.

“Pillar permitted anticipating results possibility to enlist and sit for the 2022 UTME. These competitors can’t be considered for confirmation on anticipating result status. They should introduce their O’level results on the board’s entry before the initiation of confirmations,” Oloyede said.

On his part, the Minister of Education, Adamu said, encouraged all establishments to stick rigorously to all confirmation regulatios endorsed by the administrative bodies, for example, the National Universities Commission (NUC), National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) and the National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE), “especially with respect to supported amounts, proportions and different details implied for worked on quality, responsibility and value.

“During the 2021 Policy Meeting, I encouraged tertiary establishments to embrace a more adaptable stance in the confirmations cycle furnished all activities are in consistence with the rules. One size fits everything is damaging, thus, the legal expectations that in the activity of its capabilities, JAMB shouldn’t annihilate the characteristics and remarkable highlights of every one of the Institutions.

As per him, “In 2017, we presented the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) to destroy the primitive exercises around affirmation methodology towards snuggling transparencies and accountabilities on confirmations. It was on this note that it was ordered that all admissions to tertiary establishments in Nigeria should be done on the CAPS.

“This suggests that all applications for customary and non-standard admissions to tertiary organizations should be steered through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board in congruity with its empowering regulation. I’m mindful that JAMB issues explicit Advisories to direct various parts of the interaction. I thusly encourage each Institution to follow those warnings in light of a legitimate concern for the area.

“By the last approach meeting, I had supported that all ill-conceived confirmations from 2017 to 2020 be overlooked given such up-and-comers met the base passage capabilities in their different courses of study.

“I’m mindful that the interaction drove the impacted organizations to announce around 1,000,000 ill-conceived confirmations for the periods.

“When the cycle is finished, vital measures would be set up to track and endorse all blamable Heads of Institutions regardless of regardless of whether they are still in office. I have coordinated a nearby watch on the 2021 and 2022 activities with the end goal of recognizing any violator for stricter discipline. I should repeat my position that no violator would slip through the cracks even after the person probably finished the residency of office.”

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The Maritime Academy of Nigeria (MAN), Oron, is currently selling application structures for induction into its Higher National Diploma (HND) Programs for the 2022/2023 scholastic meeting. See the courses, prerequisites and how to acquire Maritime Academy HND structure beneath

The Management of Maritime Academy of Nigeria thus welcomes appropriate and qualified contender for induction into different Higher National Diploma (HND) Programs of the Academy for the 2022/2023 Academic Session.

Sea Academy of Nigeria (MAN) HND Courses and Duration
The length of Higher National Diploma (HND) programs is two (2) years, separated into four (4) semesters. The accompanying projects are on offer:

Nautical Science
Marine Engineering
Sea Transport and Business Management
Sea Academy of Nigeria (MAN) HND Admission Requirements
Up-and-comers looking for induction into the Academy should have a utilitarian and open electronic mail address (E-mail) and cell phone number.

A. Nautical Science

a. Candidates Must have a Senior Secondary School Certificate or its comparable with something like FIVE CREDIT passes in subjects which should incorporate.
– Math
– English Language,
– Physical science
– Topography,
– also, some other related Science subjects got in NOT MORE THAN TWO SITTINGS.

b. Candidates Must have a National Diploma Certificate in Nautical Science with a Cumulative Grade Point Average of at the very least 2.50 (Lower Credit) from the Maritime Academy of Nigeria or other licensed establishment recorded with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Likewise, up-and-comers should have JAMB Registration number.

c. Candidates Must have finished at least one-year post-ND Industrial Training with proof or probably obtained at least one-year related work insight in a pertinent association.

d. Up-and-comers with PASS at National Diploma level from Maritime Academy of Nigeria or other certify establishment probably finished at least two years Post-ND Industrial Training with proof or probably gained at least two years related work insight in an important association.

B. Marine Engineering

a. Candidates Must have a Senior Secondary School Certificate or its comparable with something like FIVE CREDIT passes in subjects which should incorporate
– Math
– English Language,
– Physical science,
– Science,
– also, some other related Science subjects got in NOT MORE THAN TWO SITTINGS

b. Candidates Must have a National Diploma Certificate in Marine Engineering with a Cumulative Grade Point Average of at least 2.50 (Lower Credit) from the Maritime Academy of Nigeria or other certify establishment recorded with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Additionally, applicants should have JAMB Registration number.

c. Candidates Must have finished at least one-year post-ND Industrial Training with proof or probably gained at least one-year related work insight in a pertinent association.

d. Competitors with PASS at National Diploma level from Maritime Academy of Nigeria or other certify foundation probably finished at least two years Post-ND Industrial Training with proof or probably gained at least two years related work insight in a pertinent association.

C. Oceanic Transport and Business Management

a. Candidates Must have a Senior Secondary School Certificate or its identical with no less than FIVE CREDIT passes in subjects which should include:
– Arithmetic,
– English Language,
– Financial matters,
– also, any two of Commerce, Government, Financial Accounting and Business Management acquired in NOT MORE THAN TWO SITTINGS.

b. Candidates Must have a National Diploma Certificate in Maritime Transport and Business Studies with a Cumulative Grade Point Average of at the very least 2.50 (Lower Credit) from the Maritime Academy of Nigeria or other certify foundation recorded with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Likewise, up-and-comers should have JAMB Registration number

c. Candidates Must have finished at least one-year post-ND Industrial Training with proof or gained at least one-year related work insight in an important association.

d. Candidates with PASS at National Diploma level from Maritime Academy of Nigeria or other licensed foundation probably finished at least two years post-ND Industrial Training with proof or obtained at least two years related work insight in a significant association.

Foundation TRANSCRIPT
Scholarly Transcript of Applicants from other certify establishments should arrive at the Academic Registrar prior to the Closure of the application gateway and a duplicate to admission@maritimeacademy.gov.ng.

The most effective method to Apply for Maritime Academy of Nigeria (MAN) HND Admission Form
Online enrollment will initiate on Monday, eleventh July 2022 and end on Friday, twelfth August 2022.

APPLY HERE

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The administration of the Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Owerri has declared another date for the 2021/2022 scholarly meeting registration function.

Government Poly Nekede Matriculation Ceremony
Kindly, review that the Institution’s 44th Matriculation Ceremony was before planned to hang on Friday tenth June 2022 however was rescheduled to a later date inferable from conditions outside of the Institution’s reach.

This is, accordingly, to illuminate our regarded understudies, specifically, the Polytechnic Community and the General Public that the re-booked 44th Matriculation Ceremony of the Institution will presently hang on Thursday fourteenth July 2022.

The Matriculation Ceremony, which is coordinated for the recently conceded ND 1 and HND 1 Regular and Part-time understudies for the 2021/2022 Academic Session will be at the Institution’s Mini Stadium at 10:00 am.

Every one of the recently conceded understudies are ordered to finish all the enrollment customs to empower them to take part in the Matriculation work out.

Please, all burdens brought about by this rescheduling are profoundly lamented.

Be appropriately directed.

Mrs. Anuna E. C.
Recorder

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Auchipoly school of parttime public confirmation affirmation list for the 2021/2022 scholarly meeting has been delivered. applicants who applied for admission to the government polytechnic Auchi spat for the 2021/2022 scholastic meeting can continue to check assuming that they have been offered affirmation by the polytechnic.

The rundown of conceded up-and-comers have been delivered and transferred on the school entry and can be gotten to by following the underneath methodology;

Instructions to Check AuchiPoly HND Admission List

Visit: http://auchipolyspats.com/admissionlistcriterialisting.php
Select your program pf study (i.e HND)
Select your Department
Select your Course of Study
Click on “Check affirmation list” to see your confirmation subtleties
Goodluck!

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Due to the foregoing, classes will begin on Monday, May 30, 2022. Students are reminded that 75 percent attendance is required to write the Second Semester Examination.

The foregoing is provided just for your information and strict adherence.

All Bida poly students are wishing for a smooth session.

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The HND admission list for KADPOLY has been posted on the school’s website.

How to Check the Admission List for Kaduna Poly HND
Visit the KADPOLY admission status checker at http://kadunapoly.edu.ng/students/check-admission.
Supply your application number in the required columns.
Finally, click on the Check button to access your HND admission status.
If you are not yet offered any admission, feel free to always come back and check again.

Congratulations to all the candidates that made it to KADPOLY HND admission list for the 2021/2022 academic session.

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RUGIPO Academic Calendar
FIRST SEMESTER

S/N DATE ACTIVITY/ACTIVITIES
1. Sunday 15th May, 2022. Resumption of all Students.
2. Monday 16th– Friday 20th May, 2022. Conclusion of the registration of all students and the allocation of Hostel Accommodation to deserving students.
3. Monday 23rd– Friday 27th May, 2022. Orientation Programme for fresh students.;
4. Monday 30th May, 2022. Commencement of Lectures for both fresh and returning students (SIWES Students not included).
5. Monday 4th July, 2022 Resumption of SIWES Students.
6. Monday 4th – 8th July, 2022 Registration of SIWES Students.
7. Friday 5th August, 2022. Matriculation of Fresh Students.
8. Monday 11th July- Friday 2nd September, 2022 Lectures for SIWES Students.
9. Thursday 18th August, 2022. Conclusion of Lectures (SIWES Students not included).
10. Monday 22nd August – Friday 9th September, 2022. Semester Examinations (SIWES Students not included).
11. Monday 5th– Friday 16th September, 2022. Semester Examinations for SIWES Students.
12. Friday 16th September, 2022. End of First Semester in the 2021/2022 Academic Session.
SECOND SEMESTER

S/N DATE ACTIVITY/ACTIVITIES
1- Sunday 18th September, 2022. Resumption of all students.
2. Monday 19th September- Friday 18th November, 2022. Lectures for all students.
3. Monday 21st– Friday 25th November, 2022. Students’ Union Week.
4. Monday 28th November- Friday 16th December, 2022 Semester Examinations for all students.
5. Friday 23rd December, 2022. End of the 2021/2022 Academic Session.
The management wishes all students a very pleasant Academic Session.

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Dr. Salisu Ogbo Usman, Rector of Kogi State Polytechnic, has advised students to avoid distractions and remain committed to their academic pursuits as they prepare for the 2021/2022 first semester examinations, which will begin on Monday, May 16th, 2022.

Dr. Usman provided the advice during an emergency meeting of the institution’s Academic Board on Thursday, May 12, 2022. He stated that the Polytechnic administration was committed to creating a conducive teaching and learning environment for both staff and students.

He went on to say that students’ good academic performance is a direct result of their dedication and hard work achieved in a conducive learning environment created by the Institution.

As a result, he urged students to be diligent in their studies and graduate on time.

He bemoaned the high rate of student withdrawal from the institution, which he attributed primarily to poor academic performance.

The most recent instance, he recalled, was the Academic Board’s withdrawal of 196 students at her regular meeting on Friday, March 25, 2022.

THE LIST OF STUDENTS WITHDRAWN BY THE BOARD FOR POOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IS AS FOLLOWS:

1. OJO SAMUEL AYOMIDE – 2019/ND/STA/069

2. GBADEBO VICTOR OLADIPO – 2019/ND/STA/076

3. SULEIMAN ABDULRAZAQ – 2019/ND/STA/095

4. AYODELE ABIGAIL TITILAYO – 2019/ND/STA/101

5. YUSUF IBRAHIM – 2019/ND/STA/113

6. MUHAMMED SADATU – 2019/ND/STA/131

7. ALIU AMINA AJAYI – 2019/ND/STA/142

8. JOSEPH JOY AYO – 2019/ND/STA/158

9. YAHAYA REHANAT OHUNENE – 2020/ND/SLT/205

10. JOSEPH MARY ENYO-OJO – 2020/ND/CPS/234

11. OBADOFIN SAMUEL OLUWAROTIMI – 2020/ND/CPS/237

12. ABDULLAHI DANJUMA R. – 2020/ND/CPS/261

13. OLAREWAJU OLOTADE DEBORAH – 2020/ND/CPS/258

14. MOMOJIMOH ABDULRAHMAN – 2020/ND/CPS/247

15. UMAR MUHAMMED – 2020/ND/CPS/023

16. ABUBAKAR IDRIS – 2020/HND/CPS/053

17. YAKUBU LADIDI – 2020/ND/LIS/069

18. AYODELE JANET REBECCA – 2020/ND/LIS/072

19. ADENIYI RAPHEAL TAIYE – 2020/ND/LIS/066

20. FATOKI SAMUEL AJOKANMI – 2020/ND/LIS/067

21. AYAYO USMAN – 2020/ND/LIS/097

22. ABDULLAZEEZ OHUNENE HALIMAT – 2020/ND/LIS/115

23. JACOB GODWIN – 2020/ND/LIS/126

24. OLOTU MERIAM – 2020/ND/LIS/165

25. ELIJAH JAMILETU – 2020/ND/LIS/187

26. ASHIRA ABDULMALIK – 2020/ND/LIS/200

27. MUSTAPHA YAKUBU USMAN – 2020/ND/LIS/207

28. ADEMU AMINU – 2020/ND/LIS/222

29. BADA AKINOLA – 2020/ND/LIS/228

30. USMAN AISHAT – 2020/ND/LIS/237

31. JAMES LUWES – 2020/ND/LIS/238

32. ISAH AMINETU – 2020/ND/LIS/251

33. ORIMOLADE EBENEZER – 2020/ND/LIS/257

34. MUHAMMED USMAN – 2020/ND/LIS/262

35. SAIDU REKIYA – 2020/ND/LIS/265

36. SULE ISIAKA OLUWABUNMI – 2020/ND/LIS/266

37. MUHAMMED ADBULGANIYU AYUBA – 2020/ND/LIS/274

38. SALIHU LUBANBATU – 2020/ND/LIS/281

39. GARUBA NEFISAT – 2020/ND/LIS/264

40. AFOLABI FELICIA BLESSING – 2020/ND/LIS/286

41. IKOJI QUEEN IKANI – 2020/ND/LIS/291

42. DADA AKINOLA – 2020/ND/LIS/288

43. YAKUBU LADIDI – 2020/HND/LIS/069

44. OLORUNSHE SAMUEL OLORUNFEMI – 2020/HND/LIS/070

45. LATEEFAT OLUWAKEMI – 2020/HND/LIS/073

46. ONALO SIAKA – 2020/ND/OTM/014

47. ABDULLAHI LUKMAN – 2020/ND/OTM/094

48. MICHEAL OJOCHENEMI – 2020/ND/OTM/161

49. ABDUL ALICE UNEKWU – 2020/ND/OTM/197

50. IDOKO YAHAYA MUSTAPHA – 2020/ND/OTM/199

51. ADEMU MUHAMMED – 2020/ND/OTM/204

52. MUHAMMED MUNIRATU – 2020/ND/OTM/239

53. OLORUNMAIYE HENRY MAYOWA – 2020/ND/OTM/243

54. BELLO RASHIDAT OHUNENE – 2020/HND/OTM/050

55. UMORU MUNIRAT OKUNU – 2020/HND/OTM/055

56. SAMUEL PETER JUWON – 2020/ND/ACCT/237

57. ADEKOLA FAVOUR ALICE – 2020/ND/ACCT/229

58. OLAROTIMI FEMI MICHAEL – 2020/ND/ACCT/235

59. AHMADU HABIBATU BELLO – 2020/ND/ACCT/270

60. SHAIBU IBRAHIM – 2020/HND/ACCT/023

61. IBRAHIM YUNUSA – 2020/HND/ACCT/080

62. ADAMU HABIB – 2020/HND/ACCT/094

63. YAHAYA ABBAS FATIMA – 2020/HND/ACCT/107

64. ABIMAJE SHITU – 2020/HND/ACCT/125

65. SEKPE SHILATU – 2020/HND/ACCT/127

66. BELLO SAMSON MONDAY – 2020/HND/ACCT/129

67. SUNDAY EIKWU – 2020/HND/ACCT/135

68. YUSUF FRANCIS – 2020/HND/ACCT/141

69. SANNI MUHAMMED OPOTU – 2020/HND/ACCT/158

70. NWAGANAM CHINASA FELICIA – 2020/HND/ACCT/172

71. YAKUBU ABDULRAHAMMED – 2020/HND/ACCT/182

72. YUSUF JOY – 2020/HND/ACCT/203

73. SALAWUDEEN SADIYA – 2020/ND/BUS/043

74. ABRAHAM SARAH FUNMILAYO – 2020/ND/BUS/046

75. JOHN SUSAN – 2020/ND/BUS/153

76. ADEJOH MICHAEL OJODOMO – 2020/ND/BUS/175

77. AMINU ABDUL RAZAK – 2020/ND/BUS/198

78. ABDULLAHI GLORIA – 2020/ND/BUS/295

79. MUHAMMED IMRAN – 2020/ND/BUS/500

80. JIBRIN FATIMA – 2020/ND/BUS/503

81. MOMOH ILAWA JOHN – 2020/ND/BUS/504

82. OMAGA HOPE – 2020/ND/BUS/505

83. ETIBO OMENA GIDEON – 2020/ND/BUS/508

84. ABDUL LIASU – 2020/ND/BUS/509

85. JIBRIN HASSAN – 2020/ND/BUS/317

86. ABDULLAHI MUHAMMED – 2020/ND/BUS/545

87. ABDULLAH NURADEEN – 2020/ND/BUS/350

88. YUSUF KERIMAT – 2020/ND/BUS/352

89. OJIH OJOMAGO FAITH – 2020/ND/BUS/359

90. OGUCHE SUNDAY –

KERIMAT – 2020/ND/BUS/371

91. AJIBOYE BARAKAT DAMILOLA – 2020/ND/BUS/373

92. FRIDAY BLESSING DEBORAH – 2020/ND/BUS/378

93. ABDULKADIR AHMED – 2020/ND/BUS/384

94. ABEGUNDE FUNMILAYO FISAYO – 2020/ND/BUS/387

95. AMINU ISAH – 2020/ND/BUS/395

96. SIMON GLORY – 2020/ND/BUS/404

97. MATTHEW SAMSON OLOBOJO – 2020/ND/BUS/445

98. DANIEL OJONE – 2020/ND/BUS/468

99. AREH EMMANUEL – 2020/ND/BUS/475

100. TUNDE JEREMIAH ADAVIZE – 2020/ND/BUS/478

101. JOSEPH TANIMOLA – 2020/ND/BUS/479

102. OWONIBI ELIZABETH TOLUWALASE – 2020/ND/BUS/483

103. AKPATA AUGUSTINA FUNKE – 2020/ND/BUS/488

104. ADEMU OSAMA – 2020/ND/BUS/489

105. BALOGUN FRIDAY – 2020/ND/BUS/495

106. YAHAYA ISAIAH – 2020/ND/BUS/496

107. JONATHAN ACHEMAJE SOLOMON – 2020/ND/BUS/498

108. ICHABA ATTAH ABUBAKAR – 2020/HND/BUS/018

109. BENSON COMFORT B. – 2020/HND/BUS/055

110. SUNDAY JOSHUA – 2020/HND/BUS/064

111. SHUAIB DAUDA – 2020/HND/BUS/071

112. ABDUL MUHAMMED – 2020/HND/BUS/113

113. AUDU FARUK – 2020/HND/BUS/115

114. JIMOH AISHAT – 2020/HND/BUS/247

115. YAHAYA RUTH – 2020/HND/BUS/257

116. OLOGBOYE TENIMOWO FAITH – 2020/HND/BUS/270

117. ALAO MICHAEL MONDAY – 2020/HND/BUS/278

118. EWATO FLAUBERT OLUWADOLAPO – 2020/HND/BUS/321

119. ABDULMALIK SADIQ – 2020/HND/BUS/325

120. TIJANI OLUWATOYIN – 2020/HND/BUS/346

121. ALIH COMFORT LADI – 2020/HND/BUS/381

122. EGBO FRIDAY JOSEPH – 2020/HND/BUS/392

123. FRIDAY TAIWO MARY – 2020/ND/PAD/196

124. ALIYU AISHAT – 2020/ND/PAD/429

125. SULE LATIFATU – 2020/ND/PAD/453

126. ADEMU MUTARI – 2020/ND/PAD/468

127. ISAH RAMAT SEKINAT – 2020/ND/PAD/473

128. ABDULLAHI RASID – 2020/ND/PAD/482

129. HUDU MUSTAPHA – 2020/ND/PAD/499

130. JULIUS OLAWANIYI DAVID – 2020/ND/PAD/501

131. ISAH ABDULGUWIYU – 2020/ND/PAD/504

132. YAKUBU EJIGBO – 2020/ND/PAD/509

133. ASAMO LYDIA FAITH – 2020/ND/PAD/518

134. ALI EMMANUEL UNEKOJO – 2020/ND/PAD/521

135. FEMI JOY – 2020/ND/PAD/529

136. AWARI SAMUEL – 2020/ND/PAD/531

137. IBRAHIM NURAINI – 2020/ND/PAD/540

138. ADEFOLA GBENGA DANIEL – 2020/ND/PAD/541

139. IDRIS AMINU – 2020/ND/PAD/558

140. ALALU RAFIU TAIWO – 2020/ND/PAD/573

141. ALIU MUNIRAT ONIZE – 2020/ND/PAD/586

142. AGBAJELOLA ABIGEAL ENIOLA – 2020/ND/PAD/587

143. UJU NWOKOLO – 2020/ND/PAD/604

144. JIBRIN KABIRU – 2020/ND/PAD/607

145. ABUH YAHAYA – 2020/ND/PAD/610

146. MUHAMMED ABBAS – 2020/ND/PAD/623

147. OLORUNDARE BISOLA JANET – 2020/ND/PAD/624

148. BAMIDELE OLUWANISHOLA – 2020/ND/PAD/627

149. IBRAHIM ADBULKADIRI YAHAYA – 2020/ND/PAD/632

150. ABDULQUDRI KAFAYAT FOLASADE – 2020/ND/PAD/636

151. IBRAHIM BLESSING AJIMI – 2020/ND/PAD/639

152. USMAN MALIKI – 2020/ND/PAD/641

153. IBRAHIM MUHAMMED MAJI – 2020/ND/PAD/647

154. GABRIEL OKPANACHI DAVID – 2020/ND/PAD/656

155. ABDULLAHI RAHINAT ONODUKU – 2020/ND/PAD/669

156. IHUEFO CONVENANT IHUNAYA – 2020/ND/PAD/674

157. RAYMOND ANITA OSEKE -/2020/ND/PAD/675

158. ENIOLORUNDA ISREAL TOPE – 2020/ND/PAD/677

159. MOMOHJIMOH SIYAKA – 2020/ND/PAD/693

160. BELLO PRECIOUS OLUWAYEMISI – 2020/ND/PAD/697

161. JAMES GLORY – 2020/ND/PAD/698

162. IDRIS MOHAMMED – 2020/ND/PAD/704

163. AJAYI MOHAMUD FRANK – 2020/ND/PAD/705

164. JOHN SOLOMON – 2019/ND/PAD/731

165. MUHAMMED AISHAT – 2019/ND/PAD/773

166. IBRAHIM UYENE – 2019/ND/PAD/797

167. ISAH IBRAHIM OLUMIDE – 2019/ND/PAD/1100

168. KELLY MIKE OGIE – 2019/ND/PAD/1504

169. AFIJABI ABIODUN OLAOLUWA – 2019/ND/PAD/101

170. JACOB MOSES MOHAMUD – 2020/HND/PAD/004

171. SUNDAY JIMBA – 2020/HND/PAD/030

172. SALIFU ADEMU – 2020/HND/PAD/049

173. IDRIS FALILAT – 2020/HND/PAD/259

174. AIYEPEKU OPEYEMI OLUMORIN – 2020/HND/PAD/267

175. OYELESI ADENIYI SOLA – 2020/HND/PAD/286

176. GIMBA ABDULLAHI – 2020/HND/PAD/288

177. AMODU ODOMA – 2020/HND/PAD/303

178. AHMED RUTH AINA – 2020/HND/PAD/316

179. ISAH ABDULLAHI – 2020/HND/PAD/324

180. SHEHU ABDULMALIK – 2020/HND/PAD/325

181. OLONIYO JIMOH BRIGHT – 2020/HND/PAD/330

182. OLOGBOYE OBASANIO – 2020/HND/PAD/333

183. ASANBE FEMI – 2020/HND/PAD/339

184. IBRAHIM SALIHU – 2020/HND/PAD/346

185. SAMUEL ILEANWA – 2020/HND/PAD/344

186. IKUSIKA JEREMIAH TEMITOPE – 2020/HND/PAD/352

187. ABDULATEEF RUKAYAT – 2020/HND/PAD/355

188. SALIU DANTALA IBRAHIM – 2020/ND/CVE/020

189. MUAHAMMED HASSAN OMEIZA – 2020/ND/CVE/024

190. ONI VICTOR TEMITOPE – 2020/ND/CVE/025

191. AJIBADE GABRIEL – 2020/ND/CVE/027

192. AJAYI OLUWASEUN OBALEKAN – 2020/ND/CVE/057

193. MOMOHJIMOH KINGMAKER – 2020/ND/MPE/003

194. ONU DANIEL 2020/ND/SGI/024

195. ABDULRAHMAN ABUBAKAR – 2020/ND/URP/080

196. SADIQ ABUBAKAR – 2020/ND/URP/081

The Rector reiterated that the administration would continue to put in place necessary measures and sustainable quality assurance in the Institution.

Uredo Omale
Head, Public Relations and Protocol Unit.
Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja.

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