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  AFRICA SCHOOL OF SCIENCES AND COMMERCIAL STUDIES MATRICULATION: TIME TO PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE AHEAD AND REFLECTION OF A BETTER TOMMOROW Dear EAM Newly Admitted Students,  It's a huge privilege to know this ceremonial day in which young leaders of EAM, Benin Republic and Nigeria at large are initiated into the Struggle for the greatness ahead, I wish to use this opportunity to congratulate the Newly Matriculated Students into the Prestigious and Centralized Africa School of Science and Commercial Studies. Passing through the tough Admission process successfully is a great joy and beginning of hard work! Today, you are fully and officially recognized by our dear University and you have sworn to remain a law abiding Student who will contribute positively towards nation building with your academic throughout your stay on Campus as you (we) are not ending here. You have today become the Ambassador of your Family, Community, State and even the Country at large as long as you rema...

YES I FOUND IT!!! THE REASON WHY WE APPEAR WEAK AND POWERLESS DESPITE OUR PRAYERS PART1 The earnest (heartfelt, continued) prayer of a righteous man makes tremendous power available [dynamic in its working].” ‭‭James‬ ‭5:16‬b ‭AMPC‬‬ From the above scripture we see that the technology that makes power available to a believer is prayer, I give praise to God that some of us including myself in our generation have pioneered a prayer movement among the young people from our denominations and across the body of Christ, from 12 hours prayers to 48 hours to 72 hours to several days of shut down. My generation is not alien to all these, so the issue here is not whether we pray or not but why are we powerless with our prayers. I have read about the prayer life of Jesus and the results that followed, same with Elijah , Apostle Paul, well we might say those are Bible guys what about men like Charlse G Finey, D.L Moody, John Knox, Ayo Babalola, Daddy Adeboye and the host of others. We read and h...

 Setback Hits Resumption As FG Makes U-Turn, Kicks Against ASUU’s Condition For Ending Strike The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has come under attack as the federal government described the condition set by the body before it can end its strike as “unreasonable.” It would be recalled that ASUU said it would end the strike action after its home-grown University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS) has passed the federal government’s integrity test. Speaking in an interview with The Punch, the association’s national leader and president, Professor Biodun Ogunyemi, gave the assurance with questions popping up on when the lecturers will resume back to classrooms. ASUU was expected to call off its strike and mandate lecturers to resume back to lecture rooms on Wednesday, October 21, after striking a unilateral agreement with the representatives of the federal government. But Ogunyemi said UTAS, which is a payment system developed by ASUU in place of the controve...

 Universities And Polytechnics First And Second Semester Exams: All Undergraduate Should Note This It’s true that his excellency president Muhammadu Buhari fought diligently to protect her citizenry from the deadly virus called covid-19. Ever since the outbreak of covid-19, schools across the nation was declared closed by president Muhammadu Buhari to help in the easing of the spread of covid-19 virus in the country. Due to the declaration of total lockdown by the federal government, universities and polytechnics have not written their first semester examinations before schools where declared closed, up till date schools has not resumed let alone writing second semester exams. So many students are saying that the federal government in conjunction with the ministry of education will award marks to Universities and polytechnics students, due to the inability to conduct first and second semester examination at the same time, honestly if the academic calendar is to be in its normalcy u...

Ngige misinforming Nigerians on strike – ASUU The minister had claimed that a meeting has been scheduled between the federal government and the union The  Academic Staff Union of Universities  (ASUU) has accused the minister of labour and employment, Chris Ngige, of misinforming Nigerians, especially on issues surrounding the union’s ongoing six-month-old industrial action. The Lagos Zone of the union, in a statement issued on Wednesday and signed by the zonal coordinator, Olusiji Sowande, debunked the minister’s claim that a meeting had been scheduled between the teachers’ body and government representatives to assess the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS) developed by the union as an alternative to the government’s controversial Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS). The union also denied the minister’s claim that the IPPIS is the only reason for the union’s strike, and claimed that, “Dr. Chris Ngige was also economical with the ...

  OFFICIAL: Chelsea complete the signing of Edouard Mendy from Rennes OFFICIAL: Chelsea complete the signing of Edouard Mendy from Rennes, with the goalkeeper joining on a five-year deal at a cost of £22 million ($29m). The Senegalese international has penned a five-year deal at Stamford Bridge and will compete with Kepa Arrizabalaga and Willy Caballero for a starting spot between the posts in the season ahead. After signing his long-term contract with the Blues, Mendy said: ‘I am so excited to be joining Chelsea. It’s a dream for me to be a part of this exciting squad and to work with Frank Lampard and all of his coaching staff. I look forward to meeting my team-mates and can’t wait to get started.’ On signing Mendy, Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia said: ‘As soon as Petr Cech and our technical team identified Edouard as the most suitable goalkeeper to complement our existing group, there was only one player we wanted to bring in. Edouard arrives following a season of real...

 NUC to varsities: prepare for full reopening Vice Chancellors of universities were told on Tuesday to conclude arrangements for the immediate and full reopening, following the decline in COVID-19 infection rates. The National Universities Commission (NUC), which issued the directive, said the Federal Ministry of Education has accepted its request for varsities to get set for immediate resumption of academic activities. The Director, Directorate of the Executive Secretary’s Office, Chris Maiyaki, conveyed the directive to the vice chancellors in a memo on behalf of NUC Executive Secretary Abubakar Rasheed. Copies of the memo titled: “Fresh directives for the safe re-opening of universities for academic activities during the Covid-19 pandemic”, were sent to Education Minister Mallam Adamu Adamu, Minister of State for Education Emeka Nwajiuba and Permanent Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Education, Sonny Echono. According to the commission, since the curve of coronavirus infecti...