LASG Lists 176 Illegal Estates, Gives 21-Day Ultimatum to Process Layout Approvals (See Full List)

 

Lagos State just released 176 list of Illegal Estates, Gives 21-Day ultimatum for these estates to process their layout approvals 

Most of them are in Eti-Osa, Ajah, Ibeju-Lekki, and Epe axis.

These estates, deemed illegal due to their failure to obtain layout approvals from the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development, were listed in a document published by the Ministry on Monday.

According to the Permanent Secretary, Office of Physical Planning, Engr. Oluwole Sotire, the illegal estates compromised the sustainable development ethos and the T.H.E.M.E.S+ Agenda of the Lagos State Government by operating without approved layouts.

The identified illegal estates include Adron Homes, Elerangbe; Aina Gold Estate, Okun-Folu; Diamond Estate, Eputu; Prime Water View Garden, Ikate Elegushi; and Royal View Estate, Ikota, among others.

The Permanent Secretary has given the owners of these estates 21 days to submit the necessary documents to his office in the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development, Secretariat, Alausa, Ikeja, to process their layout approvals.

He stated that this exercise was a routine function of the Ministry, in line with its mandate to regulate the development of public and private estates in Lagos State by processing and granting layout approvals to foster a functional, organised, orderly, and resilient smart city, as encapsulated in the T.H.E.M.E.S+ Agenda of the Lagos State Government.

He also emphasised the importance of all developers and real estate practitioners registering with the Lagos State Real Estate Regulatory Authority (LASRERA), which is responsible for regulating, coordinating, and monitoring real estate practitioners in the sector.

Mukaila Sanusi

Director, Public Affairs

4th August, 2025.

BREAKING: WAEC Releases 2025 WASSCE Results (Step-By-Step Procedures To Check Result)

The West African Examinations Council is pleased to inform candidates who sat WASSCE for School Candidates, 2025 that the result has officially been released today, Monday, August 4, 2025.

To access the result, log on to https://waecdirect.org.

Candidates can now check their results on www.waecdirect.org using: Exam number Exam year (2025) Exam type (School Candidate) WAEC scratch card (e-PIN) Those without a scratch card can get one from accredited vendors or WAEC offices. Students are advised to check their results promptly and contact their schools or WAEC support if they encounter any issues.

Nigeria Customs Service Urges Travellers On Responsible Use of U.S. Visas (A Must Read)

PRESS RELEASE - NIGERIA CUSTOMS SERVICE URGES TRAVELLERS ON RESPONSIBLE USE OF U.S. VISAS

1. The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) wishes to alert the general public to the concerns raised by the Government of the United States of America on the need for Nigerians to desist from misusing entry visas granted by the US through activities that are inconsistent with the stated purpose of travel and visa classification. 2. Nigerians are urged to note that security vetting for visa applicants does not end upon entry into the United States. U.S. authorities will continuously monitor the activities of visa holders, and visas can be revoked if holders are found to have violated US immigration protocols, import/export guidelines and other laws. 3. Furthermore, Nigerians travelling to the US are also reminded to declare at the point of exit or entry excess cash above the minimum threshold of 10,000 US dollars or its equivalent and ensure that prohibited items are not included in their baggage. 4. It is pertinent to also note that passengers are encouraged to be law abiding citizens and be of good conduct within and outside Nigeria. Intending passengers to the United States should know that whoever commits fraud in any jurisdiction will face legal consequences both under U.S. and Nigerian laws. 5. The Nigeria Customs Service wishes to reaffirm that it is working with the U.S. Mission in Abuja to ensure that Nigeria meets the criteria to avoid enlistment into an expanded visa ban that will deny entry to well-meaning Nigerians wishing to travel to the US for their lawful business endeavours. ABDULLAHI MAIWADA PhD, mnipr, mniia Assistant Comptroller of Customs National Public Relations Officer For Comptroller-General of Customs 29 July 2025

Abia State University Announces 2025/2026 Post UTME Screening Exercise (Step-By-Step Procedures)

2025/2026 ABIA STATE UNIVERSITY, UTURU

ADMISSION EXERCISE

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into regular degree programmes of Abia State University, for the 2025/2026 academic session, that online screening has commenced.

METHOD OF APPLICATION

Candidates should upload their UTME scores, o’level and degree results, where applicable, to the ABSU Portal, www.portal.abiastateuniversity.edu.ng and JAMB portal.

CANDIDATES QUALIFIED FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE

Candidates who chose Abia State University as their 1st Choice, 2nd Choice and those who did not choose the University at all in the UTME, but want to change to Abia State University;

Candidates who scored 150 and above in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME);

Candidates who possess the basic five o’level credit passes in accordance with the University entry requirements.

All Direct Entry Candidates.

PROCEDURE FOR REGISTRATION FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE

Candidates are expected to register for the screening exercise online by logging into www.abiastateuniversity.edu.ng and making e-payment of two thousand Naira (N2,000.00) only, in any of the following Banks:

ABSU Micro-Finance Bank, Uturu

Signature Bank

First Bank Plc

Eco Bank Plc

Zenith Bank Plc

Fidelity Bank Plc

Union Bank Plc

UBA Plc

Payment via bank debit cards

Candidates who do not register for the Post-UTME screening exercise will not be considered for admission.

Further details about the screening exercise, please email registrar@abiastateuniversity.edu.ng.

ABSU is the place to be.

Dr. Acho Elendu

Registrar

Cybersecurity: Why your Android should not connect to Wi-Fi automatically

 

The world of smartphones is full of automation and requires reputable Android protection.

Most smartphone users probably know that connecting to any random Wi-Fi hotspot available is not the best idea. But sometimes, an Android device can autonomously connect to a malicious Wi-Fi network without your awareness.

Imagine that you are at your favorite restaurant, your order is complete, and now you want to check your smartphone before the meal comes. However, without your knowledge, someone else is already monitoring everything you do on your device, including the websites you browse, the applications you use, and the credentials you enter. 

Dangers of comfort zones

When creating software, developers always think about usability, user comfort, and user experience. So, it’s only natural that smartphones have an incorporated function to reconnect automatically to previously used and trusted networks.

However, cybercriminals love to exploit situations in which users feel safe and enjoy ever-present automation. The attack displayed by Lukáš Štefanko does the same — this technique preys on the fact that Android smartphones constantly and transparently tell nearby devices which Wi-Fi networks they have connected to, and want to reconnect to, automatically.

Luckily, attacks that require the malicious actor to be physically present at the location aren’t common, but that doesn’t mean that they can’t happen. For example, Australia’s Federal Police (AFP) charged one of its citizens over an alleged evil twin attack on multiple domestic flights and airports in June 2024. His seized devices allegedly contained dozens of stolen personal credentials.

Other times, it can be a state-sponsored operation such as the plot of a UK-based spy ring, as described by a prosecutor during a recent trial. The spy ring, among other things, also operated in Germany, where its members allegedly used an International Mobile Subscriber Identity Catcher or IMSI catcher to intercept mobile phone traffic from a military base where Ukrainian soldiers were training. 

Other threats

As you can see, connecting and reconnecting to publicly available Wi-Fi networks can pose a danger. And the list of possible threats doesn’t end with rogue hotspots:

Man-In-The-Middle (MITM) attack — In such attacks, cybercriminals intercept communications between a device and the Wi-Fi network, allowing them to access sensitive unencrypted information like passwords, credit card numbers, and personal messages.

Exploitation of vulnerabilities — Cybercriminals can exploit vulnerabilities in less-secure public networks, or vulnerabilities of a targeted mobile device (especially if it doesn’t have updated software), to distribute malware to connected devices. This malware can then be used to steal data, monitor users’ activities, or even take control of users’ devices.

Packet Sniffing — Public Wi-Fi networks often lack proper encryption, making it easier for hackers to eavesdrop on users’ online activities.

How to stay safe

Obviously, the basic security recommendation for Wi-Fi users is to disable automatic connections to Wi-Fi networks, and not use free publicly accessible Wi-Fi networks at all. If this is not possible for any reason, here are a few more tips:

Use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) —VPN creates a secure and encrypted connection between a user’s device and the internet.

Do not share sensitive data — Avoid websites and applications requesting sensitive information such as online banking or shopping sites while on public Wi-Fi.

Stay on top of updates — Keep your software and apps updated. Regular updates often include security patches that protect against known vulnerabilities.

Indiscriminate Parking: LASPA Begins Enforcement Within State Secretariat, Alausa (See Photos)

INDISCRIMINATE PARKING: LASPA BEGINS ENFORCEMENT WITHIN STATE SECRETARIAT, ALAUSA 

The Lagos State Parking Authority (LASPA), on Monday, started the enforcement of indiscriminate parking within the State Secretariat, Alausa, as part of efforts to rid it of all forms of traffic congestion.

The Monitoring and Enforcement Team of LASPA stormed the Secretariat and issued removal notices on vehicles wrongly parked on the kerbs, walkways, double parking and areas with the No parking signages.

The State Parking Authority also observed that some vehicle owners who are not officials of the State Government, but have their offices around the State Secretariat in Alausa, usually make use of the Secretariat for parking, thereby overstretching the facility.

The enforcement team of LASPA issued a 24-hour ultimatum to owners of the vehicles violating the State Parking Regulations to either evacuate them or have their vehicles towed away.

Recall that the Lagos State Head of Service, Mr. Olabode Agoro, during the July Monthly Walk for Fitness Exercise, organised by the Office of the Head of Service enjoined LASPA to start the enforcement of indiscriminate parking within the State Secretariat in Ikeja and the Old Secretariat before extending it to other parts of the State.

LASPA, therefore, urged all Lagos residents to comply with the State Parking Regulations by imbibing a model parking culture which includes: obeying parking signs and avoiding traffic obstruction, noting that enforcement on indiscriminate parking of vehicles in the State has started.

Laspa Mot 

#indiscrimateparking

#enforcementexercise

#AGreaterLagosRising 

#LASG

UNILORIN opens portal for 2025 Post-UTME screening Registration (Step-By-Step Procedures)

2025/2026 PRE-ADMISSION SCREENING REGISTRATION

Candidates are strongly advised to read the following instructions carefully before proceeding as the University will not be responsible for any incorrect information submitted or entered by any candidate.

Note:

Wrong entries will automatically disqualify a candidate; and Offer of Admission will be based on an aggregate of UTME/DE score (50%); Post-UTME screening score (30%); and five (5) relevant O’ level grades (20%).

A. Registration Instructions – candidates are requested to print out this page and read the instruction carefully before commencing registration.

Registration period is from 00:01hr of Monday 28th July, 2025 to 00:00hr of Sunday 10th August, 2025

All candidates are to upload their O’ Level and/or A’ Level results where applicable on JAMB CAPS. Candidates who are awaiting results should so indicate by typing/selecting ‘AR’.

Change of course: Candidates who are interested in changing courses/programmes are to effect these changes on JAMB CAPS and NOT on the Unilorin portal as the University will periodically download these changes from JAMB CAPS and update the University of Ilorin portal right up to the time of closure of PUTME registration. There will be no update after the closure of registration.

Before commencing the registration process, candidates must have a personal, valid and active email address as well as a personal (not a third-party) mobile number.

A candidate will proceed to pay Registration fee of ₦2,000.00 only. (See B.vi. below)

Candidates are advised to please crosscheck the correctness of all entries before final submission.

Candidates should note that information entered can be reviewed for correction purposes during the course of registration right up to the closure of the portal for registration to ensure error-free registration.

Candidates should print out their screening document and make sure that all information entered are correctly displayed. Where the information supplied is not correctly displayed, candidates are advised to re-enter their information.

Candidates who have valid complaints regarding the correctness of information displayed on their screening documents are advised to report such at the University of Ilorin Admissions Office by using this channel: admissions@unilorin.edu.ng

Candidates are advised to ensure that printouts display clear entry of their details such as the BEST FIVE (5) RELATED subjects as well as UTME subjects and scores on their slips.

Candidates applying for any of these courses should note that only ONE SITTING O’Level will be considered. These include MB;BS, Pharmacy, Optometry & Vision Science and Computer Engineering.

Interested candidates are therefore advised to fill in and submit ONE SITTING O’Level result on the portal.

NOTE: AT THE CLOSE OF REGISTRATION, CANDIDATES SHOULD ENSURE THAT THE O’ LEVEL RESULTS UPLOADED ON THE UNIVERSITY PORTAL SHOULD BE THE SAME AS THAT UPLOADED ON JAMB CAPS.

B. Step-by step Registration Procedure

1. Log in using https://portal.unilorin.edu.ng/ug/candidate/ OR visit https://portal.unilorin.edu.ng/ and click undergraduate portal. Candidates are strongly advised NOT TO USE ANY OTHER LINK.

2. On the Admission Menu displayed on the left-hand side of the screen, click Pre-admission Screening Registration.

3. Complete the displayed fields (e.g. JAMB Registration Number, Surname e.t.c).

4. Candidates should click on the Get Details button for UTME/DE information.

5. Complete all necessary details as required on the displayed page (e.g. ‘O’ level and/or A’ level grades or ‘AR’ for Awaiting results).

6. Click on make payment button to go to Remita platform.

7. Select your ATM card type (e.g. Visa or Master Card).

8. Enter your ATM Card Number which is the 12 digits number on the card.

9. Enter ATM card expiry date and the card CVV (the 3 digits on the reverse side of the Card) Lastly enter your card pin number; and Click on Pay.

Please note:

Candidates are advised not to refresh browser while the payment process is ongoing to avoid multiple deductions from your account. If unsure, please wait for some hours for the possibility of getting a debit alert from your bank. If you have any problem with your previous payment, enter your JAMB Registration Number on the Pre-Admission Screening Registration page and click ‘here’ to resolve it.

(vii)  Upon successful payment,

10. now click on ‘admission login’ on the left hand side of the undergraduate portal;

11. enter your JAMB Registration Number and Surname; and click ‘login’

12. Click on ‘next step’ button to continue, and complete all necessary details; and Click ‘submit’ button when all information have been accurately provided.

Note: Candidates who wish to upgrade from UTME to Direct Entry must do the upgrade on JAMB CAPS before starting the registration process on Unilorin portal and must ensure that the exact details of the upgrade to DE are effected on the Unilorin portal.

C. Direct Entry (DE) candidates

The step-by-step Registration Procedures in B, (i – xi) above also apply to Direct Entry candidates.

In addition to (I) above, Direct Entry candidates are required to select their highest academic qualification from the drop-down and click on ‘Save’ candidates are expected to click ‘OK’ on the dialog box when concluded.

IN CONCLUSION, CANDIDATES ARE ADVISED TO CAREFULLY ENTER THEIR RESULTS AS ANY ERROR WILL BE TREATED AS DELIBERATE FALSIFICATION OF RESULTS, WHICH WOULD LEAD TO AUTOMATIC DISQUALIFICATION AT ANY STAGE OF DISCOVERY.

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Thank you for choosing University of Ilorin the BETTER BY FAR UNIVERSITY.

For further enquiries, kindly contact: unilorinhelpdesk@unilorin.edu.ng or +234 805 087 8080

Click on the link to register 2025/2026 PRE-ADMISSION SCREENING REGISTRATION

FUTO Announces 2025/2026 Post-UTME Screening Exercises (Step-By-Step Procedures)

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, OWERRI

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

ADVERTISEMENT FOR 2025/2026 FUTO POST-UTME AND DIRECT ENTRY SCREENING EXERCISE

Candidates who chose Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) as First Choice University in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE) are hereby invited to the Screening Exercise for admissions.

The following conditions apply:

Application commences on Wednesday July 23, 2025, and closes on Sunday August 31, 2025.

ONLY candidates that are at least 16 years old by September 30, 2025, are ELIGIBLE to apply.

ONLY candidates that scored a minimum of 150 in their UTME are ELIGIBLE to apply.

Each candidate must ensure that his/her JAMB subject combination is as prescribed in the JAMB brochure for the programme applied for.

Candidates who did not choose FUTO as first choice University but scored a minimum of 150 can also apply on the condition that they visit the JAMB CAPS and change to FUTO.

Only candidates with at least 5 O'Level Credit passes in English Language and Mathematics, with three other relevant O'Level subjects (depending on the programme) at not more than two sittings are eligible to apply.

Candidates for the MBBS programme must have at least 5 O'Level Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at ONE SITTING.

The minimum JAMB Score requirements for various programmes are as follows:

Programmes requiring minimum JAMB Score of 150

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE & AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY

Agribusiness

Agricultural Economics

Agricultural Extension

Animal Science & Technology

Crop Science & Technology

Soil Science & Technology

Fisheries & Aquaculture & Technology

Forestry and Wildlife & Technology

SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Biochemistry

Biological Science

Biotechnology

Forensic Science

Microbiology

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Building Technology

Environmental Management

Estate Management & Valuation

Quantity Surveying

Surveying & Geoinformatics

Urban & Regional Planning

SCHOOL OF LOGISTICS AND INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY

Logistics & Transport Technology

Entrepreneurship Studies & Innovation

Project Management Technology

Supply Chain Management

Maritime Science and Technology

SCHOOL OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY

Environmental Health Science

Dental Technology

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Biomedical Engineering

Materials & Metallurgical Engineering

Agricultural Engineering

Polymer & Textile Engineering

Food Science & Technology

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Chemistry

Mathematics

Physics

Geology

Statistics

CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIAL STANDARD

Sustainable Environmental Studies

Procurement Management

Sustainable Social Development

Programmes requiring minimum JAMB Score of 170

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Information Technology

Computer Science

Software Engineering

Cyber Security Science

SCHOOL OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY

Prosthetics & Orthotics Technology

Public Health Technology

Optometry

Radiography

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Petroleum Engineering

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Architecture

SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Telecommunication Engineering

Computer Engineering

Electronic Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Mechatronic Engineering

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Science Laboratory Technology

SCHOOL OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES

Human Anatomy

Human Physiology

Programme requiring minimum JAMB Score of 200

College of Medicine

MBBS programme

Direct Entry candidates must be holders of OND/HND/First Degree in relevant disciplines or A'Level in relevant subjects.

Mode of Payment and Registration Procedure

Eligible candidates are required to pay an application fee of Two Thousand Naira (N2,000.00).

Nature of the Screening Exercise

The 2025/2026 Post-UTME and Direct Entry Screening Exercise shall be based on verified JAMB scores and O'Level results uploaded on JAMB Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS).

Important Notices

Ensure that your details on JAMB CAPS match what you have on the Post-UTME application portal.

For instance, ensure that you use your correct JAMB Registration number, date of birth, state of origin, etc. for application.

You must enter a valid mobile number and e-mail address for further communication.

You must upload your O'Level results on JAMB CAPS, NOT LATER THAN August 24, 2025. To ensure that your O'Level results are uploaded on CAPS, click "Refresh" after entering your results.

Those who fail to register within the period stipulated WILL NOT be considered for the Exercise.

ONLY candidates who successfully submit applications online will be considered for admission.

FOR DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES: In addition to 11a-11e

Kindly ensure that your academic transcript reaches The Registrar, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Owerri, Imo State, NOT LATER THAN August 24, 2025

ANY candidate who fails to submit his/her academic transcript will not be considered for admission.

To register, follow these steps:

(i) Visit the University website: www.futo.edu.ng, Click on "Prospective Students" then Click on "Undergraduate"

OR

(ii) Use this link: https://portal.futo.edu.ng/#undergraduate

Click on "Generate invoice"

Enter your JAMB Registration Number to generate Payment Invoice containing the Remita Retrieval Reference Number (RRR).

Proceed to any Bank with the payment invoice OR simply pay with your ATM Card.

Return to the Application portal: https://portal.futo.edu.ng/#undergraduate

Click on "Application Form"

Enter your JAMB Registration number and click on "Login".

Proceed with the completion of the form.

Correctly enter all your details as required.

Confirm your entries.

Submit your application (Note that your application is COMPLETED only when you click "Submit" ).

Print out your acknowledgement slip.

Await further communication from the University.

For support, contact:

E-MAIL: ict@futo.edu.ng

Hotline: 08139833300

SIGNED

CHIEDOZIE UBA

Registrar

NSUK Post-UTME/DE 2025: Cut-off mark, Eligibility and Registration Details.

NSUK Post-UTME/DE 2025: Cut-off mark, Eligibility and Registration Details.

The general public is hereby notified that registration for the 2025/2026 Post-UTME screening begins on 28th July 2025 and ends on the 29th August, 2025.

Candidates are to register by visiting the University POST-UTME portal, https://ug.nsuk.edu.ng/application

NSUK Post-UTME/DE 2025: Cut-off mark, Eligibility and Registration Details

A. ELIGIBILITY 

UTME Applicants

To be eligible for the screening exercise, a candidate MUST:

✅️ Have participated in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and must have chosen Nasarawa State University, Keffi as 1st Choice of Institution in the 2025 UTME.

✅️ Have scored not less than 200 marks for Law and Community Health Sciences

✅️ 180 for Health Information Management, Nutrition and

Dietetics, Environmental Health Science, Civil Engineering,

Chemical Engineering, Electrical Electronics Engineering, and Computer Science and;

✅️ 170 for all other programmes.

✅️ Posess at least five (5) "O" level credit passes in relevant

subjects including English and Mathematics at not more than two (2) sittings in WAEC, NECO, NABTEB and/or NBAIS.

✅️ Upload "O" Level Results on JAMB Profile at JAMB accredited CBT centres.

NOTE: Mathematics and French in ''O'' level have been waived for candidates who applied for French.

Direct Entry Applicants.

For Direct Entry Applicants, Candidates MUST:

✅️ Possess a minimum of Lower Credit in National Diploma (ND) and Nasarawa State University Diploma, Merit in Nigeria Certificate of Education, (NCE), Eight (😎 Points in IJMB for Direct Entry,

✅️ Possess at least five (5) "0" level credit passes in relevant subjects including English and Mathematics at not more than two (2) sittings in WAEC, NECO, NABTEB and/or NBAIS.

✅️ Upload "0" Level Results on JAMB Profile at JAMB accredited CBT centres.

NOTE: Direct Entry candidates into Community Health, Environmental Health Science and Health Information Management MUST be licensed by their respective professional bodies.

B. APPLICATION PROCEDURE ✴️

Candidates are required to pay a processing fee of N2,000.00 (Two thousand Naira) only through the following steps:

Visit the Nasarawa State University 2025 Post-UTME Screening Portal at www.ug.nsuk.edu.ng/application

Create an account/Profile Set-up

On creating Profile, fill the open forms as follows:

🟢 Click application type and select 2025/2026 POST- UTME application

🟢 Create an e-mail address and password

🟢 Login with the e-mail and Password used in creating an account/profile

🟢 Select payment for Screening through the available options

🟢 Provide/input your scratch card for the result obtained (NECO/NABTEB/WAEC/NBAIS)

🟢 Application completed.

🟢 Screening in Progress

🟢 Check back after 24 hours for result

🟢 Print out the Application Summary/Payment Invoice

Note: Candidates MUST ensure that their POST-UTME Screening is successful; as only candidates whose Screening Slip is successful shall be considered for admission.

Candidates should also note that, phone number used in filling this application MUST be that of the candidate.

C. COMPULSORY UPLOAD OF "O" LEVEL AND "A" LEVEL RESULTS ON JAMB PROFILE 

UTME and Direct Entry candidates should note that in addition to the above Post-UTME Registration, they are equally required to visit JAMB accredited CBT Centres to upload their "0" Level / "A' Level results on their JAMB profile. Failure to do this, renders candidates ineligible for admission.

D. NON-ACCEPTANCE OF ADMISSION ON CAPS AFTER (4) WEEKS. 

Candidates are advised to MONITOR their admission status on their JAMB portal. There would be a grace period of four (4) weeks within which all approved admissions MUST be

accepted by the candidates. Failure of a candidate to accept the admission where offered, shall call for the cancellation of such admission, and the candidate would be placed under the "refusal to accept category "and be rendered ineligible to be re-admitted".

E. Candidates should also note that POST-UTME Screening is MANDATORY. Any candidate who FAILS to participate would not be considered for admission.

Signed

Dr. Bala I. Ahmed II mnim, fcai, fcim

Registrar.

FUTA Announces Commencement of 2025 Post UTME Screening Exercise (Step-By-Step Procedures)

THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE, NIGERIA

                                (Office of the Registrar)

                                     www.futa.edu.ng

SCREENING OF UTME AND DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES FOR THE 2025/2026 UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS

                               REGISTRATION INFORMATION

The Federal University of Technology, Akure,FUTA  online registration for Post-UTME screening exercise for the purpose of admission into ALL COURSES/PROGRAMMES for the 2025/2026 Academic Session commences on Friday, 25th July and ends on Friday, 28th August, 2025.

ELIGIBILITY

Candidates who scored a minimum of 180 in the 2025 UTME conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and the Direct Entry (DE) candidates who made the Federal University of Technology (FUTA) their First Choice Institution are eligible for the screening. In addition, each candidate must possess at least five (5) credit passes including English Language and Mathematics at not more than two (2) sittings in O’ level examinations conducted by WAEC, NECO and NABTEB or their equivalent.

METHOD OF APPLICATION

Candidates are required to:

i. visit the University website (www.futa.edu.ng) for  detailed information;

ii. complete and submit the University Post-UTME Application Form ONLINE; and 

iii. Print out a copy of the Registration Form.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

The Registration Form is mandatory for all eligible candidates to complete for the screening exercise. Please note that the candidate’s UTME Registration Number and the Full names (as it is on JAMB slip) be correctly provided at the point of payment and registration.

After payment, each candidate should visit the University website and complete the online Registration Form.

SCREENING FEE

The screening fee is Two Thousand (N2,000:00) Naira only payable at any Bank on Remita platform after generating the necessary code.

Candidates who fail to register within the stipulated period will not be eligible for the Screening.

For more information or clarification, candidates can visit the University website (www.futa.edu.ng) or call any of the following numbers: +2348062484770, +2347062320151, +2348034277322, +2348034655619, +2348126049786

Candidates must ensure that their O’ level results are uploaded on JAMB CAPS and share  FUTA on or before Friday, 28th August, 2025. Failure to do this will render the affected candidates ineligible for admission.

Please note that any UTME candidate who is not screened will not be considered for admission in the University. 

Also note that for any candidate to be considered for admission this year in the University, such candidate must have reached the age of 16 years by 30th September 2025. All registration procedure ends by 28th August 2025.

                                        SIGNED

                                    C. O. ADELEYE

                                        Registrar

ESUT 2025 Post UTME Screening Exercise (Step-By-Step Procedures)

Here’s a detailed summary of ESUT’s 2025 Post-UTME/Direct Entry screening:

**Cut-off Marks by Course:**

1. Medicine & Surgery, Nursing Sciences, Law – 240

2. Pharmacy – 220

3. Med Lab Sci, Medical Radiography, Computer Science – 200

4. Anatomy, Public Health, Civil/Elect/Elect Eng., Accountancy, Business Admin, Mass Comm, Pol Sci, Biochem, Microbiology – 180

5. Agriculture, Education, Environmental Sciences, other courses – 160

**Eligibility & Key Requirements:**

- Open to candidates who chose ESUT in UTME and those who change ESUT to first choice through JAMB.

- Screening is strictly online—no physical screening or aptitude test.

- O’Level results (WAEC, NECO, NABTEB) must be uploaded to JAMB and ESUT portal.

- Candidates awaiting results can apply but only results released before 30th September 2025 will be accepted.

- Any discrepancy in names or registration documents leads to disqualification.

**Registration & Fee:**

- Registration: Tuesday, July 29th – Sunday, August 31st, 2025.

- Portal: www.portal.esut.edu.ng

- Screening processing fee: ₦2,000.

**How To Register:**

1. Visit www.portal.esut.edu.ng and select “2025/2026 Admission Screening Registration”.

2. Enter UTME reg number; fill in email and phone; proceed.

3. Select payment option: pay online or print invoice and pay via bank.

4. After payment, return to portal to continue registration.

5. Enter your details, upload O’Level results, crosscheck and submit.

6. Print your acknowledgement slip.

**Direct Entry (DE) Candidates:**

- DE candidates also screened online; must upload A-Level and relevant documents.

- Must ensure previous institutions send transcripts to ESUT Registrar and submit a copy to Admissions Office.

**Additional Notes & Attestation:**

- False information leads to self-disqualification.

- Admission status will be communicated via text/ESUT portal.

- Consistency in documents is mandatory.