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Admiralty University
ADUN Announcs Resumption Schedule and Student Guidelines

The Vice Chancellor of Admiralty University of Nigeria (ADUN), Professor Christopher Ndubisi Ogbogbo, welcomes both new and returning students to the 2025/2026 academic session. He congratulates the newly admitted students and assures everyone that ADUN is ready for a smooth and well-organised resumption.

To manage the start of the session effectively, the university management, through the Student Welfare Board, has introduced a phased resumption schedule and clear accommodation guidelines to ease current on-campus housing challenges

Academic Calendar and Resumption Plan

Following Senate approval, ADUN has released the official timetable for resumption and registration.

New Students (100-Level): Resume on Sunday, 26 October 2025, from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Registration and orientation start on Monday, 27 October 2025.

Returning Students: Resume on Sunday, 2 November 2025, with registration beginning on Monday, 3 November 2025.

First Semester Lectures: Begin for all students on Monday, 3 November 2025.

This clear schedule helps every student settle in quickly and ensures classes begin without delay.

Hostel Accommodation Guidelines at ADUN

Due to limited hostel capacity, accommodation will be provided in stages. On 26 October 2025, only the following groups will be admitted into the hostels:

  • All 100-Level Students (Freshers)
  • All 400-Level Students, excluding those in Law

Students in 200-Level, 300-Level, and 400-Level Law must arrange off-campus accommodation. Parents and guardians are encouraged to secure housing ahead of time. Hostel staff have been directed to enforce these rules strictly.

Conduct and Campus Regulations

ADUN expects all students to maintain proper conduct in and out of the hostels. Important rules include:

  • Financial Clearance: Hostel rooms are issued only after students present a clearance form from the Bursary Unit confirming that all fees have been paid.
  • Safety: Each student is responsible for the security of personal belongings.
  • Prohibited Items: Heating devices (unless for approved medical use), sex toys, illicit substances, and certain food items such as noodles, spaghetti, and custard are banned. Students are encouraged to eat at the University Cafeteria.
  • Dress Code: Torn jeans, low-waist trousers, revealing tops, and dreadlocks are not allowed.
  • Security and Conduct: Fighting, vandalism, or joining unauthorised anonymous social media groups are forbidden. Students leaving campus must carry a movement pass.

Required Documents for New Students

Students who have not completed their admission process must submit six photocopies each of the following:

  • ADUN Admission Letter
  • JAMB Admission Letter or Result Slip
  • Evidence of Fee Payment
  • O’Level Results
  • State of Origin and Birth Certificate (or Affidavit of Age)
  • Sponsorship Letter (if applicable)
  • Medical Fitness Certificate from a government hospital
  • Fourteen passport photographs
  • Evidence of Post-UTME Registration Fee Payment
Federal University Lokoja fulokoja
FULOKOJA Freshers Registration & Clearance Steps 2025/2026

The management of Federal University Lokoja (FULOKOJA) has announced that Registration for newly admitted students for the 2025/2026 academic session has begun. Every admitted candidate must complete the process correctly to secure clearance and begin studies smoothly.

To be eligible for clearance, each student’s admission must be approved on JAMB CAPS and the offer accepted. Those who have not yet received their admission or transfer offer should visit a JAMB Office or accredited CBT Centre to confirm their status, as mobile phones may not display all required details.

 

 

Before starting, students are encouraged to read through all the steps below carefully.

Steps for FULOKOJA Registration

Step 1: Acceptance of Offer

Visit the Federal University Lokoja website and log in to the Post-UTME Portal with your JAMB Registration Number to confirm your admission.
After confirmation, click “Pay Now” to make the N20,000 acceptance charge via REMITA (either card or bank payment).
Once payment is successful, confirm it on the university website, then print your Admission Letter and Letter of Undertaking.

Step 2: O’ Level Result Verification

Candidates must upload a valid O’ level scratch card for verification. Each card can be used only once. Uploading incorrect or expired details will result in automatic disqualification.

For WAEC Candidates

  1. Visit WAEC.
  2. Create a candidate account and sign in.
  3. Select Certificate Access (candidates).
  4. Fill in your details, then share your certificate to the email address on your Post-UTME portal.
  5. WAEC charges N7,500, payable directly to WAEC.

For NECO Candidates

  1. Go to NECO e-Verify.
  2. Sign in and click Purchase Token to make payment through Remita.
  3. Log in again to validate the token.
  4. Submit your RRR and Payment Reference on your Post-UTME portal.

After successful verification, visit your portal for confirmation and proceed to Step 3.

Step 3: Payment of School Charges

Return to the Student Portal on the FULOKOJA website. Log in, click Fees, select Academic Session, and pay your School Charges using Remita.
Print your receipt and complete the Student Bio-Data Form (Form 01). Keep printed copies for submission during clearance.

Step 4: Physical Registration on Resumption

Medical Certificate of Fitness

Visit the University Health Services Centre for your medical test.

Course Registration

Log in to the Student Portal, click Course Registration, and complete your online registration. Print your Course Form for record keeping.

Step 5: Clearance and Document Submission

Federal University Lokoja has two campuses:

  • College of Health Sciences (COHS), Adankolo
  • Felele Campus (Permanent Site), home to the Faculties of Arts, Agriculture, Education, Engineering, Law, Science, Social Sciences, and others.

Documents Required (Three Copies Each)

  • Acceptance Fee and School Charges Receipts
  • FULOKOJA Admission Letter
  • Student Bio-Data Form (Form 01)
  • JAMB Result Slip and Admission Letter
  • O’ level Results
  • Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age
  • Local Government Certificate (or Residence Permit for non-Nigerians)
  • Medical Fitness Certificate
  • Course Registration Form
  • Ten recent passport photographs with red background

Failure to present these documents may result in withdrawal of admission.

Submit One Copy Each To

  • Students Affairs Division
  • Library
  • Sports Unit
  • University Health Centre
  • Counselling Centre
  • Security Unit
  • ICT Directorate

Fraud Alert and Student Safety

Students are reminded to confirm every payment on Remita and check for confirmation emails. Avoid sharing bank details or ATM cards with anyone. Beware of impostors offering assistance with admissions, results, registration, or accommodation. Report suspicious activity to the Security Unit or send an email to admissions@fulokoja.edu.ng.

For help, visit the Admissions Office at the Faculty of Education Building, Felele Campus, Lokoja.

NAF
Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Aptitude Test Date – DSSC 34/2025

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has released the official list of shortlisted candidates eligible to take part in the Zonal General Aptitude Test for the Direct Short Service Commission (DSSC) 34/2025 Enlistment Exercise. The aptitude test will take place on Saturday, 25 October 2025, at various centres across Nigeria.

Candidates are expected to check their status on the NAF Recruitment Portal and confirm their respective centres ahead of the test. Only those whose names appear on the published list are eligible to participate.

 

 

How to Check the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Shortlist

Applicants should visit the NAF Recruitment Portal to view the list of shortlisted candidates. On the portal, each applicant will find the centre assigned for the upcoming aptitude test.

It is recommended that candidates print out their invitation slips from the portal and arrive early at their test centres with all necessary documents.

Key Details for the DSSC 34/2025 Aptitude Test

  • Date: Saturday, 25 October 2025
  • Exercise: Zonal General Aptitude Test
  • Purpose: Screening for the NAF DSSC 34/2025 Enlistment Exercise
  • Venue: Centres across the country (check your assigned location on the NAF portal)

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) emphasises that applicants should rely only on official updates published on the recruitment website. Any message or social media post not originating from the NAF portal should be treated with caution.

NYSC
Breaking: NYSC Suspends NERD Compliance for Batch C 2025

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced that it will not enforce the NERD compliance requirement for the 2025 Batch ‘C’ uploads. This update follows a recent decision by the Nigeria Education Repository and Databank (NERD) to postpone its planned implementation date.

Earlier, the Federal Executive Council had approved 6 October 2025 as the start date for NERD compliance across relevant agencies. Following that directive, NYSC issued a circular on 7 October 2025 (reference: NYSC/DHQ/CM/M/373/VOL.3/81) instructing all Corps Producing Institutions (CPIs) to ensure that subsequent uploads were NERD-compliant.

 

 

SEE ALSO: How to Upload Final Year Thesis to NERD for NYSC Mobilization.

NYSC Clarifies Current Position on NERD

With the new postponement by NERD, the NYSC management has confirmed that the compliance requirement will no longer apply to uploads for 2025 Batch ‘C’. This means CPIs can continue with their regular upload processes without integrating NERD compliance for this batch.

The NYSC added that this temporary adjustment follows official communication from the NERD Secretariat, which is expected to announce a revised implementation date in due course.

What This Means for Corps Producing Institutions

CPIs are advised to continue their registration and data upload procedures as usual. Once NERD announces a new compliance schedule, further updates will be shared with all stakeholders.

The NYSC appreciates the cooperation of schools, administrators, and prospective corps members, assuring them of its continued commitment to transparent communication and smooth mobilisation exercises.

University of Ilorin UNILORIN
UNILORIN Graduates 316 First Class, 234 Ph.D in 2025

The University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has announced that 11,886 students will graduate during its 40th Convocation Ceremonies, which also marks the Golden Jubilee Anniversary, celebrating 50 years of academic excellence and service.

During a press briefing on Monday, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Wahab Egbewole (SAN), shared details of the event and highlighted the achievements of the university over the past five decades.

 

 

According to him, the graduating students cut across different faculties and programmes, with 316 students earning First Class honours, 4,120 receiving Second Class Upper, 5,939 Second Class Lower, and 1,078 earning Third Class degrees, while 11 students will graduate with a Pass.

Breakdown of UNILORIN Graduating Students

Professor Egbewole stated that among the graduating class are 175 MB;BS, 94 Nursing, 40 Optometry, 36 Veterinary Medicine, 64 Physiotherapy, and 13 Diploma graduates.

He added that 1,520 higher degrees will also be conferred during the convocation, including:

  • 182 Postgraduate Diplomas
  • 916 Master’s Degrees
  • 188 Professional Master’s Degrees
  • 234 Doctoral Degrees (Ph.Ds)

The UNILORIN convocation and Golden Jubilee events are scheduled to take place from Sunday, 23 November to Friday, 28 November 2025.

UNILORIN at 50: A Legacy of Excellence

As UNILORIN celebrates its 50th anniversary, Professor Egbewole reflected on the university’s contributions to education and development, saying the milestone represents “five decades of dedication to learning, integrity, and public service.”

He acknowledged the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) for its consistent support, which has strengthened the university’s infrastructure, academic training, and research capacity.

During the year under review, UNILORIN received ₦2.56 billion from TETFund, covering 11 focus areas such as staff development, ICT, entrepreneurship, and career services. The university also benefited from a ₦300 million zonal intervention, a ₦4 billion Special High Impact Project (SHIP) for upgrading facilities at the College of Health Sciences, and ₦750 million for a new hostel within the college.

These funds were officially presented by the Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Tunji Alausa, in April 2025.

Support for Students and Future Plans

The Vice Chancellor also praised the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) initiative introduced by the Federal Government. Through this programme, UNILORIN secured ₦1.59 billion in student loans to support 12,983 students, ensuring that no one drops out due to financial hardship.

He reaffirmed the university’s pledge to maintain academic quality while contributing to national growth. “Our 50-year story is one of perseverance and purpose,” Egbewole said. “UNILORIN will continue to produce graduates who are well-prepared to impact their communities and the wider world.”

Academic Staff Union of Universities ASUU
Just In: ASUU Suspends Warning Strike For One Month

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has announced the suspension of its two-week warning strike, allowing the Federal Government a one-month window to complete the renegotiation of the 2009 FGN/ASUU Agreement and address other unresolved matters affecting Nigeria’s public universities.

The ASUU President, Professor Chris Piwuna, made this known during a press briefing in Abuja on Wednesday. He explained that the decision followed productive discussions with the government and mediation efforts from the National Assembly.

 

 

Why ASUU Declared the Warning Strike

According to Professor Piwuna, ASUU declared the warning strike on 13 October 2025 after the government failed to respond to repeated appeals to finalise the renegotiation of the 2009 Agreement and attend to lecturers’ welfare issues.

He said the union had exhausted all peaceful channels before taking that decision. “When we gathered here about 10 days ago to declare the warning strike, it was a painful move made out of necessity. The government had ignored several requests to resolve issues vital to the survival of Nigeria’s public universities,” he said.

Progress Made During Negotiations

Following the start of the strike, the Federal Government re-engaged ASUU through a committee led by Alhaji Yayale Ahmed, which met with union representatives on 16 and 18 October 2025 to review the government’s position on the draft renegotiated agreement.

Piwuna explained that while not all issues were resolved, progress was made compared to the pre-strike situation. “We have not achieved every objective, but we are certainly not where we were before the strike began,” he said.

He praised the Senate Committees on Tertiary Education and TETFund, the Labour Committee, and the Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau Jibrin, for their role in mediating between the union and the government.

NEC’s Decision on the Suspension

After an emergency meeting held between 21 and 22 October 2025, the ASUU National Executive Council (NEC) reviewed the progress of discussions and concluded that the warning strike had achieved part of its purpose — compelling the government to resume negotiations.

The union stated that it suspended the strike to create a more favourable environment for continued dialogue, taking into account the interests of students, parents, the media, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), and other Nigerians who showed support and understanding.

What Happens Next for ASUU and the Government

While the suspension marks a temporary truce, ASUU warned that if the Federal Government fails to address the pending issues within the agreed one-month timeframe, the union may resume industrial action without further notice.

Professor Piwuna reaffirmed the union’s commitment to improving public university education and urged Nigerians to encourage the government to keep its promises. “The struggle continues,” he said, stressing that maintaining harmony in the academic sector depends on mutual respect and genuine action.

Federal Governemnt of Nigeria FG
NUC Approves New University of Innovation in Imo State

The National Universities Commission (NUC) has granted approval to the Imo State Government to commence operations at the newly established University of Innovation, Science and Technology in Omuma, Oru East Local Government Area.

The approval, presented by the Executive Secretary of NUC, Professor Abdullahi Yusufu Ribadu, marks a major milestone in expanding access to higher education and empowering young people through knowledge and skill-based learning.

 

 

NUC Issues Operational Licence to Imo State

During the presentation ceremony in Abuja, Professor Ribadu officially handed over the university’s operational licence and certificate of recognition to the Governor of Imo State, Senator Hope Uzodimma.

With this approval, the new university becomes the 70th state university and the 301st university in Nigeria. It also adds to Imo State’s growing list of higher institutions, bringing the total to eight universities—four state-owned, two federal, and two private.

Purpose and Vision Behind the New University

Professor Ribadu described the establishment as a strategic step toward promoting education, building the workforce, and supporting research and digital development across the state. He urged government officials, administrators, and students to work together to maintain academic integrity, quality research, and good governance.

The NUC will conduct a resource verification visit soon to assess human resources, infrastructure, and the governance framework. According to Ribadu, this process ensures that the university meets national standards before commencing full academic operations.

He said, “Our shared goal is to make this new university a true centre of learning and character development. The NUC will continue to offer guidance and oversight to help it reach its full potential.”

The Commission has already informed JAMB, TETFund, NELFUND, and the NYSC to integrate the university into their national programmes and support frameworks.

Governor Uzodimma’s Remarks on the New University

Governor Hope Uzodimma stated that the creation of the new university reflects the state’s commitment to providing more opportunities for young men and women seeking quality education.

He explained that the institution is designed to promote digital literacy, science, and technology, with a focus on developing students who can contribute to the economy through entrepreneurship and innovation.

The governor revealed that the university has entered a mentorship partnership with the University of California, Berkeley, through the Imo Digital City initiative. This collaboration aims to equip students with practical digital skills to create startups and jobs.

Uzodimma said, “This university is a response to the dreams of our young people who want access to good education. It will help them acquire knowledge and digital skills that prepare them for life beyond school.”

He acknowledged funding challenges but stressed the importance of prioritising education to engage the youth productively and reduce social vices.

AFIT, Kaduna Air Force Institute of Technology
AFIT Freshers Orientation Programme 2025/2026

The Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), Kaduna, has announced its Students Orientation Programme for the 2025/2026 academic session. The event is designed to welcome new students, introduce them to campus life, and provide guidance on achieving academic success.

The orientation, themed “Start-Blocks for a Successful Academic Journey,” will be held at the Ibrahim Alfa Auditorium on the 27th and 28th of October 2025, starting at 0745 hours each day.

 

 

AFIT Commandant’s Welcome and Guest Lecture

The Commandant of AFIT, Air Vice Marshal S. L. Rabe (GSS, psc, fdc, fawc(+), BEng, MSc, MNIM, LAME, COREN), will formally welcome the incoming students to the new academic session. His address will highlight the institute’s expectations, values, and the academic opportunities available to all students.

The guest lecture will be delivered by Dr Abigail A. Abenu from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, who will speak on how students can build strong foundations for both academic and personal growth.

Purpose of the AFIT Students Orientation Programme

The AFIT Students Orientation Programme provides new students with an understanding of academic procedures, discipline, and student welfare services within the institute. It also introduces them to key staff members and support systems that help ensure a smooth transition into university life.

The event will also feature interactive sessions and Q&A opportunities where students can learn more about academic conduct, career development, and campus safety.

Venite University
Venite University Announces Resumption Dates 2025/2026

The management of Venite University has officially released the resumption schedule for the 2025/2026 academic session. According to the announcement, Venite University Resumption for fresh students is set for Sunday, 23rd November 2025, while returning students are expected back on Sunday, 7th December 2025.

The Registrar and Secretary to Council, Dr E. A. Agbaje, advised all students to follow the approved resumption dates and related guidelines closely. This will help ensure a smooth start to the new session for everyone on campus.

 

Details of the Venite University Resumption

The notice highlights the university’s continued effort to provide quality education that promotes independence and creativity. Students are encouraged to come prepared for registration, orientation, and other early-session activities once they arrive on campus.

Venite University has built a strong name across Ekiti State for shaping graduates who can lead, create jobs, and contribute positively to national growth. The community prides itself on values of Honesty, Creativity, and Innovation, which guide both academic and personal development.

The management also reminds students to stay updated through the official Venite University website and verified social media channels for details about accommodation, course registration, and other updates ahead of the new academic year.

Nnamdi Azikiwe University UNIZIK
See UNIZIK School Fees Payment Schedule 2025/2026

Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) school fees schedule for fresh and stale regular undergraduate students for the 2025/2026 academic session.

UNIZIK School Fees

The management of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) has published the amounts to be paid as school fees by the new and returning regular undergraduate students for the 2020/2021 academic session.

 

 

UNIZIK School Fees Schedule

According to the schedule published by UNIZIK management, new students fees ranges between Ninty Five Thousand Naira (N95,000) and One Hundred and two thousand naira (N102,000) depending on the course of study. While returning students fees ranges between Twenty-five thousand three hundred (N25,300) and Fifty-three thousand naira (N53,000), depending on the course of study.

FUTO
See FUTO Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session

The Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) has released the official Academic Calendar for the 2025/2026 academic session. The schedule outlines important dates and events for both the Harmattan and Rain Semesters, helping students and staff plan ahead for lectures, registration, examinations, and holidays.

Students are advised to follow the calendar carefully to stay organised throughout the academic year.

 

 

Harmattan Semester 2025/2026

  • Tuesday, 4th November 2025: New students arrive on campus
  • Wednesday, 5th November 2025: Registration and payment begin for new students
  • Thursday, 6th November 2025: Returning students resume and commence registration
  • 10th–14th November 2025: Week 1 lectures for all students
  • 17th–21st November 2025: Week 2 lectures
  • 24th–28th November 2025: Week 3 lectures
  • Thursday, 27th November 2025: Senate meeting
  • 1st–5th December 2025: Week 4 lectures
  • Saturday, 6th December 2025: Convocation ceremony
  • 8th–12th December 2025: Week 5 lectures
  • 15th–19th December 2025: Week 6 lectures
  • 22nd–31st December 2025: Christmas break
  • 1st January 2026: New Year holiday
  • 5th–9th January 2026: Week 7 lectures
  • 12th–16th January 2026: Week 8 lectures
  • 19th–23rd January 2026: Week 9 lectures
  • 26th–30th January 2026: Week 10 lectures
  • Thursday, 29th January 2026: Senate meeting
  • 2nd–6th February 2026: Week 11 lectures
  • 9th–13th February 2026: Week 12 lectures
  • Saturday, 14th February 2026: 44th Matriculation ceremony
  • 16th–20th February 2026: Week 13 lectures
  • 23rd–27th February 2026: Week 14 lectures
  • Thursday, 26th February 2026: Senate meeting
  • 2nd–6th March 2026: Lecture-free and revision week
  • 9th–13th March 2026: Start of Harmattan semester examinations
  • 16th–20th March 2026: Examinations continue
  • Friday, 20th March 2026: Eid El-Fitr holidays
  • 23rd–27th March 2026: Completion of Harmattan semester examinations
  • Thursday, 26th March 2026: Senate meeting
  • Monday, 30th March 2026: Harmattan semester break begins

Rain Semester 2025/2026

  • 19th–23rd April 2026: Week 1 lectures
  • 26th–30th April 2026: Week 2 lectures
  • 3rd–7th May 2026: Week 3 lectures
  • 10th–14th May 2026: Week 4 lectures
  • 17th–21st May 2026: Week 5 lectures
  • 24th–28th May 2026: Week 6 lectures
  • Thursday, 28th May 2026: Senate meeting
  • 1st–5th June 2026: Week 7 lectures
  • 8th–12th June 2026: Week 8 lectures
  • 15th–19th June 2026: Week 9 lectures
  • 22nd–26th June 2026: Week 10 lectures
  • Thursday, 25th June 2026: Senate meeting
  • 29th June–3rd July 2026: Week 11 lectures
  • 6th–10th July 2026: Week 12 lectures
  • 13th–17th July 2026: Week 13 lectures
  • 20th–24th July 2026: Week 14 lectures
  • 27th–31st July 2026: Revision week
  • Thursday, 30th July 2026: Senate meeting
  • 3rd–7th August 2026: Start of Rain semester examinations
  • 10th–14th August 2026: Examinations continue
  • 17th–21st August 2026: End of Rain semester examinations
  • 22nd August 2026: End-of-session break begins
  • Wednesday, 26th August 2026: Id El-Maulud holidays
Federal Polytechnic Ilaro
Poly Ilaro ND Part-Time Acceptance Fee & Clearance 2025/2026

Candidates who have been offered provisional admission into the National Diploma (ND) Part-Time programme at the Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro for the 2025/2026 academic session are required to complete the next stage of admission — the Acceptance Fee & Registration process.

This step is essential for confirming admission and securing a place in the new academic session.

 

 

Acceptance Fee Details and Payment Guide

All candidates admitted into the ND Part-Time (Evening) programmes are to pay:

  • Processing Fee: ₦10,000 (Ten Thousand Naira only)
  • Acceptance Fee: ₦40,200 (Forty Thousand, Two Hundred Naira only)

Deadline for Payment: Tuesday, 28th October 2025.

Candidates are strongly advised to complete all payments before the closing date to avoid losing their admission offer.

Pre-Payment Requirements

Before paying the acceptance fee, candidates must:

  1. Visit the Polytechnic’s ICT Centre to fill out the JAMB Part-Time Application Form.
  2. Submit the following documents to the Admission Office:
    • JAMB Registration Number printout
    • O’Level result copy

Only candidates who complete this verification step will be cleared to make the acceptance fee payment.

Step-by-Step Procedure for Acceptance Fee Payment and Registration

Step 1: Access the School Portal

Go to the Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro official website and navigate to the student portal.

Step 2: Confirm Admission Status

Use your Application Number and RRR Number to verify your admission status.

Step 3: Generate Acceptance Fee Invoice

Follow the on-screen prompts to generate an invoice for your acceptance fee payment.

Step 4: Make Payment

Payments can be made at any of the designated banks listed below or through approved online channels.

Step 5: Print Admission Letter and Receipt

After payment, return to the portal, input your RRR Number, and print your Admission Letter and Acceptance Fee Receipt.

Step 6: Generate and Pay School Fees Invoice

Next, generate an invoice for your school fees and pay at any listed bank.

Step 7: Complete Online Registration

Fill out your bio-data and course registration forms. Once completed, you will receive your matriculation number.

Step 8: Submit Required Documents

Print a hard copy of your course registration form and submit it along with your other documents at the Admission Office.

Approved Banks for Payment

Payments can be made through any of the following banks:

  • United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc
  • Union Bank Plc
  • Polaris Bank Ltd
  • Wema Bank Plc
  • Access Bank Plc
  • Ilaro Poly Microfinance Bank Ltd
  • Ilaro Ekuombe Microfinance Bank Ltd, Ilaro
Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND
Steps to Apply for NELFUND Student Loan 2025/2026

The NELFUND Student Loan Application portal for the 2025/2026 academic session is now open. The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has announced that the portal will run from Thursday, October 23, 2025, to Saturday, January 31, 2026, allowing eligible students across accredited tertiary institutions to apply for financial support.

NELFUND has called for continued cooperation from tertiary institutions to make the loan process accessible to every qualified student. Institutions are expected to upload verified records of both new and returning students on the NELFUND Student Verification Portal, which is a key step before any loan application can be approved.

 

Key Details of the NELFUND Student Loan Application

Portal Opening Date: Thursday, 23 October 2025
Portal Closing Date: Saturday, 31 January 2026
Eligible Students: Newly admitted and returning students in accredited tertiary institutions across Nigeria

To support a smooth rollout of the student loan scheme, NELFUND advises institutions and students to take note of the following points:

  • Student Identification: Fresh students can apply using either their Admission Number or JAMB Registration Number in place of their Matriculation Number.
  • Institutional Flexibility: Schools are encouraged to be understanding with registration and fee deadlines for students waiting for loan disbursement.
  • Academic Calendar Notice: Institutions that are yet to begin the 2025/2026 session should formally send their approved calendar to NELFUND for proper scheduling.
  • Temporary Registration: Schools are urged to allow provisional registration for students whose loan applications are still being processed, so no one misses academic activities because of financial delays.

Contact and Support

For technical assistance or enquiries, institutions and students can reach NELFUND through the following official channels:

  • Email: data@nelf.gov.ng
  • X (Twitter): @nelfund
  • Instagram: @nelfund
  • Facebook & LinkedIn: Nigerian Education Loan Fund – NELFUND
  • Website: www.nelf.gov.ng
Sa'adu Zungur University SAZU
See SAZU School Fees payment Schedule 2025/2026

The School Fees schedule for undergraduate students at Sa’adu Zungur University (SAZU), Gadau, formerly Bauchi State University (BASUG), has been released for the 2025/2026 academic session. This guide outlines the approved fees for both fresh and returning students, helping them plan ahead before registration.

SAZU School Fees Schedule for Fresh Students

For new students, the approved charges differ slightly for indigenes and non-indigenes.

 

Indigenes

  • Registration fee: ₦4,000
  • Students’ record: ₦2,500
  • Facility maintenance: ₦2,000
  • General studies (GSP): ₦3,000
  • Examination fee: ₦3,500
  • Sports development: ₦2,000
  • Departmental fee: ₦5,000
  • Faculty registration: ₦3,000
  • Development levy: ₦1,000
  • Students’ handbook: ₦3,000
  • Library fee: ₦2,000
  • ICT fee: ₦5,000
  • Medical services: ₦2,500
  • Matriculation/orientation: ₦2,000
  • Certificate verification: ₦2,000
  • ID card: ₦1,000
  • Campus security: ₦2,000
  • Teaching aids: ₦2,500
  • Utility charges: ₦2,000
  • Payment verification: ₦1,000

Total: ₦51,000

Non-Indigenes

All charges apply, with slightly higher rates in most categories.
Total: ₦84,000

SAZU School Fees for Returning Students

Returning students pay a reduced amount compared with fresh entrants.

Indigenes

  • Registration fee: ₦3,000
  • Students’ record: ₦2,500
  • Facility maintenance: ₦2,000
  • General studies (GSP): ₦3,000
  • Examination fee: ₦3,500
  • Sports development: ₦2,000
  • Departmental fee: ₦5,000
  • Faculty registration: ₦3,000
  • Development levy: ₦1,000
  • Library fee: ₦2,000
  • ICT fee: ₦5,000
  • Medical services: ₦2,500
  • Campus security: ₦2,000
  • Teaching aids: ₦2,500
  • Utility charges: ₦2,000
  • Payment verification: ₦1,000

Total: ₦42,000

Non-Indigenes

Total: ₦74,000

Peculiar Charges

Some programmes attract extra charges due to their practical nature.

  • Laboratory charges (Agric/Science-based courses): ₦5,000
  • Bed space/hostel maintenance: ₦15,000
  • Teaching practice fees: ₦5,000
  • SIWES: ₦5,000
  • SIWES (Faculty of Agriculture): ₦7,000
  • Pharmacy/Nursing pre-clinical charges: ₦25,000
  • Clearance form (Final year only): ₦1,000
  • Moot court charges (Law students): ₦25,000
  • Late registration: ₦5,000
  • Field trip: ₦15,000

How to Pay SAZU School Fees

Payments are usually made through the official university portal. Students are advised to confirm their departmental requirements before completing any transactions. Always keep a copy of your receipt for record purposes.

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University ATBU
ATBU Announces Physical Clearance for Freshers 2025/2026

The ATBU Physical Screening schedule for the 2025/2026 academic session has been announced. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU), Bauchi, requires all candidates who applied for admission through JAMB to take part in this screening exercise. It is an important step to confirm each candidate’s eligibility before final admission is granted.

Details of the ATBU Physical Screening

The university has released the full timetable for the screening exercise, and all candidates are expected to attend in person at the designated venue.

 

 

  • Start Date: Friday, 17th October 2025
  • Closing Date: Saturday, 25th October 2025
  • Venue: NCC Building, Gubi Campus, along Kano Road, Bauchi

Candidates are reminded that there will be no extension beyond the closing date, so attendance within the given period is mandatory.

Documents Required for Screening

Each applicant must come with the original copies of all relevant documents for verification. These typically include:

  • JAMB Result Slip
  • O’Level Result (WAEC, NECO, or equivalent)
  • Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age
  • Local Government Indigene Certificate
  • ATBU Screening Acknowledgement Slip
  • Passport-sized photographs

Candidates who arrive without complete documentation may not be attended to.

What Candidates Should Expect During the ATBU Physical Screening

The screening process is straightforward. Officials will cross-check each candidate’s details, confirm academic qualifications, and ensure that all documents match the details submitted during online registration. It is advised that students arrive early at the venue to avoid delays.