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Maduka University resumes academic activities, says admission ongoing

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Maduka University resumes academic activities, says admission ongoing

Maduka University Enugu has announced that academic activities for pioneer students will commence this week after the brief 2-week break.

This comes in the wake of the admission announcement made in October 2023, signalling the commencement of the 2023–2024 academic session.

Recognised and approved by the National Universities Commission (NUC), Maduka University offers diverse programmes.

The management announced that pioneer students will start academic activities on the specified date, urging all qualified students who completed registration to resume promptly.

While reiterating a zero-tolerance policy for cultism and other social vices, the management encouraged new students to embrace the institution’s ethos encapsulated in its slogan, ‘knowledge, self-reliance, and service.’

Despite the academic year already underway, Maduka University announced that admission is still open for prospective students.

Interested candidates can initiate the application process through the official Maduka University website at www.madukauniversity.edu.ng.

The admission form is available for download, and applicants can also request it via email. Alternatively, an online application can be submitted through the user-friendly portal at https://admissions.madukauniversity.edu.ng/.

Eligibility criteria for admission require candidates to have scored above 140 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) or applied for the Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB) for the 2023–2024 academic session.

Maduka University offers programmes across various schools with corresponding fees for the 2023–2024 academic session:

School of Business and Social Sciences:

Accounting: ₦338,000
Economics: ₦338,000
Mass Communication: ₦338,000
International Relations: ₦338,000
Transport Management: ₦338,000
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING:

Information Technology: ₦378,000
Computer Science: ₦378,000
Cybersecurity: ₦378,000
Software Engineering: ₦378,000
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING:

Civil Engineering: ₦378,000
Electrical and Electronics Engineering: ₦378,000
Mechanical Engineering: ₦378,000
Mechatronics Engineering: ₦378,000
Computer Engineering: ₦378,000
SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES:

Physiotherapy: ₦378,000
Medical Laboratory Science: ₦378,000
Nursing Science: ₦588,000
Pharmacy: ₦588,000
SCHOOL OF LAW:

LAW: ₦588,000
These fees are annual and cover the entire session. Maduka University also offers a pre-degree programme at ₦300,000 for prospective students who did not take the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Additionally, accommodation charges for the 2023–2024 academic session amount to ₦105,000.

For inquiries or payment methods, prospective students can contact Maduka University at 08055091802 or 09157893107, or via email at [email protected]. The institution prides itself on delivering quality education through experienced staff, advanced teaching equipment, and a conducive learning environment.

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Abia Judicial Panel orders arrest of Ikpeazu’s former Chief of Staff, Deputy

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Abia Judicial Panel orders arrest of Ikpeazu’s former Chief of Staff, Deputy

The Chairman of Abia State Judicial Panel of Inquiry on the recovery of Government Property and Funds, Justice Florence Doruoha-Igwe (Rtd) has issued a Bench Warrant on Anthony Agbazuere and Don Ubani, who served as Chief of Staff and Deputy Chief of Staff, respectively, to former Governor Okezie Ikpeazu.

This is even as Don Ubani has said that he never received any invitation from the panel.

The Bench Warrant on Agbazuere according to Justice Duruoha-Igwe was because of his alleged failure to appear before the Panel to give evidence in respect to a Toyota Hilux Land Cruiser alleged to be in his possession since he left office.

Justice Doruoha-Igwe (Rtd) who adjourned the matter to January 24, 2024, directed that Agbazuere should be arrested and produced for further cross examination.

The Panel said that the Bench warrant on the former Deputy Chief of Staff to former Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, Don Ubani, was because of his alleged failure to appear before the Panel and his inability to file a response to a notice served him on 30th of November, 2023.

Speaking before adjourning the matter to 24th of this month, the Chairman Justice Doruoha-Igwe (Rtd) directed that Ubani should be arrested and produced on January 24, 2024, to defend himself.

But reacting to the development, the former Deputy Chief of Staff to former Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, Don Ubani said he was shocked to read that a Bench Warrant had been issued on him, saying that he was never invited by the Panel.

“I am shocked to read that a Bench Warrant could be issued on me without ever being invited to a Panel either by writing or even through a telephone call,” said Ubani who also described the arrest order as ‘false propaganda and political witch-hunt’.

But the former Deputy Chief of Staff also promised to appear before the Panel of Enquiry if he received an invitation.

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No date yet for inauguration of Supreme Court’s new Justices – NJC

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No date yet for inauguration of Supreme Court’s new Justices – NJC

The National Judicial Council, NJC, has clarified that no date has yet been fixed for the swearing-in of the newly appointed eleven Justices of the Supreme Court.

The Council said that the purported news by an Abuja based media organization suggesting Monday January 16 for the inauguration of the Justices did not emanate from it.

A statement by the NJC’s Director of Information, Barrister Soji Oye clarified that neither the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Hon Justice Olukayode Ariwoola, who is the NJC Chairman, nor the Council itself authored or endorsed the purported date.

While asking members of the public to disregard the news, the NJC said that the date for the swearing-in of the Justices would be made public at the appropriate time.

NJC’s statement read in part, “The attention of the National Judicial Council has been drawn to a trending story purportedly informing the public that the newly appointed 11 Supreme Court Justices would be sworn in on Monday 16 January 2023.

“The Council by this medium expressly denies the news as it did not emanate from the Council or the Office of the Chief Justice of Nigeria and Chairman of the National Judicial Council, Hon. Justice Olukayode Ariwoola.

“The date for the swearing-in of the Justices will be made public at the appropriate time. Members of the public should please disregard the trending news.”

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MACBAN demands probe of alleged extra-judicial killing of members in Kaduna

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MACBAN demands probe of alleged extra-judicial killing of members in Kaduna

The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, MACBAN, Kaduna State, has demanded a probe of alleged extra-judicial killing of their members.

WORLD WIDE GIST recalls that an online report alleged that 11 decomposing corpses of Fulani natives, from Tulde Fulbe, Ladduga Grazing Reserve in Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna State, were on Monday discovered in a forest.

They were alleged to have been killed by the Nigerian Army.

But the Headquarters, 1 Division of the Nigerian Army, in a statement on Thursday night, by Lt. Col Musa Yahaya, Acting Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, denied involvement of the Army in the said killing.

However, in a statement by MACBAN Kaduna chairman, Haruna Usman Tugga, he insisted that the organisation as an umbrella body of Fulbe in Nigeria received with serious concern the information.

The statement condemned what they described as “extra-judicial killing of law-abiding Fulbe youths of Tilde Fulbe community and other areas of Ladduga Grazing Reserve in Kachia Local Government Area of the state by military personnel at Kachia, headquarters of Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna State.”

He said they called an emergency executive meeting of the association to get to the root of the matter and find out the remote causes, perpetrators and names of the victims.

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