Saturday, 19 September 2015

Calls In Millions: Hall Executives Confess, Blame CEC For Budget

                        
Obafemi Awolowo University sudden rise to media prominence in an examination period is not unconnected to the mega budget meant for phone calls of the Students' Union leaders.

Interestingly, as the Central Executive Council (CEC) led by the President and the Student Representative Council (SRC) led by the much embattled Speaker continue to deny the report, the Hall Executive Councils of the eight (8) halls of residence under the aegis of Hall's Committee have come out to confess and also blame the CEC for the 'skyrocketed budget'.

Below is the press statement from the committee:




HALL’S COMMITTEE SPEAKS

RE: STUDENT UNION LEADERS BUDGET N1.8M FOR PHONE CALLS.

“Silence becomes cowardice when occasion demands speaking out the whole truth and acting accordingly” - Mahatma Gandhi

While perusing the news released by Punch newspaper dated 15 September, 2015, one is poised to see the ‘antithetical’ clamour for change in status quo of student’s unionism and outright chant for paradigm shift in the youths’ orientation on politics and good governance.

However, Great Ife Students’ Union is known for its ‘ever-tatan’ attitude against oppression, exploitation and other forms of anti-masses concepts. It is thus a seminal importance for the Hall’s committee to voice out at this point so that the noble name of the Student’s union most especially Hall Executives Council will not be brought into mud. Contrary to the news that HEC has joined the bandwagon of exploiters, the Hall’s committee make bold to assert that we share no spoil or glory with the bloated proposed budget as the amounts proposed for phone calls by the eight (8) Hall Executive Council total N292, 400 and the supposedly ratified total N45, 800 by Budget and Finance Committee.

Admittedly, it is glaringly saddening to see the skyrocketed amounts slated for phone calls in the proposed budget of the other arms of the Student’s Union. The analysis of HEC proposed and ratified budget for phone calls for the parliamentary year is stated below:

HALLS       PROPOSED   RATIFIED
ANGOLA.          65,000           3,800
AKINTOLA.       35,000            7,600
ALUMNI            30,000           2,800
AWOLOWO     11,400            4,800    
ETF                   18,000            6,800
FAJUYI              71,200           4,300
MOREMI            39,800           6,900      MOZAMBIQUE  22,000           8,800
        
TOTAL:     292,400        45,800 

It is pertinent to note that the pitiable and condemnable state of the eight Halls of residence prompted the HEC to map out project that are germane to the welfare of the students residing in the Halls when the management and Federal government have failed in their prerogatives. The question of where the fund to implement the proposed projects that amount to a total of 4million ranging from project to solve water scarcity, provision of more chairs and tables at Faj café, renovation of reading rooms and common rooms in the Halls, provision of more spreading lines, renovation of sporting facilities in the Halls etc. when the HEC major income comes from Hall dues and at least 15% of CEC budget. Hence, HEC traditionally source for funds to implement their projects and the means to get this done is through communication and transportation to reach out for sponsors.

According to John F. Kennedy, “ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country’’, based on this veracity, the Hall Executive Council of the Students’ Union since its inception has always striven for better welfare for the students hostels as the Halls accommodate over 9000 students of the university rather than being a partaker of corruption and exploitation. It is important to end this release with a call on federal government and the University management to do the needful as poor funding of education and condemnable state of structures obtainable on OAU campus is quite becoming a routine.

Signed:
Hall’s Committee


It will be recalled that some days ago, news media reported that the OAU Students' Union budget for phone calls with the Speaker of the SRC leading the chat with a proposed phone call budget of N232,500 and N144,000 eventually ratified.

Obafemi Awolowo University sudden rise to media prominence in an examination period is not unconnected to the mega budget meant for phone calls of the Students' Union leaders.

Interestingly, as the Central Executive Council (CEC) led by the President and the Student Representative Council (SRC) led by the much embattled Speaker continue to deny the report, the Hall Executive Councils of the eight (8) halls of residence under the aegis of Hall's Committee have come out to confess and also blame the CEC for the 'skyrocketed budget'.

Below is the press statement from the committee:
- See more at: http://www.oaupeeps.com/2015/09/calls-in-millions-hall-executives.html#sthash.Oqxrhmst.dpuf

Thursday, 10 September 2015

OAU Releases 2015/2016 Admission Merit List

                       
We have confirmed the release of the Obafemi Awolowo University merit list which is the list of the first batch of admitted students.
To know if you are on the list, simply check your admission status with your UTME number on JAMB website.
To know if you are in the list, simply check your admission status with your UTME no on JAMB website. - See more at: http://www.oaupeeps.com/2015/09/oau-releases-20152016-admission-merit.html#sthash.gQraciUC.dpuf
To know if you are in the list, simply check your admission status with your UTME no on JAMB website. - See more at: http://www.oaupeeps.com/2015/09/oau-releases-20152016-admission-merit.html#sthash.gQraciUC.dpuf
See more interesting news at: http://www.latestforya.blogspot.com
We have confirmed the release of the Obafemi Awolowo University merit list which is the list of the first batch of admitted students. - See more at: http://www.oaupeeps.com/2015/09/oau-releases-20152016-admission-merit.html#sthash.gQraciUC.dpuf

Tuesday, 1 September 2015

Faculties Release 2015/2016 Admission Cut-off Marks

Faculty Of Science Releases 2015/2016 Admission Cut-off Marks


OAU Gist has confirmed the release of the admission cut-off marks for the Faculty of Science.

APPLIED GEOPHYSICS, BOTANY, CHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS
Merit – 200
Ekiti – 200
Lagos – 200
Ogun – 200
Ondo – 200
Osun – 200
Oyo – 200
ELDS – 200

BIOCHEMISTRY
Merit – 237
Ekiti – 229
Lagos – 225.5
Ogun – 234.5
Ondo – 232
Osun – 235.5
Oyo – 228
ELDS – *

ENGINEERING PHYSICS
Merit – 239.5
Ekiti – -
Lagos – 235.5
Ogun – -
Ondo – -
Osun – 231.5
Oyo – -
ELDS – 200

GEOLOGY
Merit – 247
Ekiti – 236
Lagos – 229
Ogun – 243.5
Ondo – 241
Osun – 233.5
Oyo – 233
ELDS – 200

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
Merit – 223
Ekiti – 216
Lagos – 200
Ogun – 216.5
Ondo – 214.5
Osun – 221
Oyo – 212.5
ELDS – 204.5

MICROBIOLOGY
Merit – 245.5
Ekiti – 230.5
Lagos – 230
Ogun – 235.5
Ondo – 236
Osun – 235
Oyo – 235.5
ELDS – 211.5

PHYSICS
Merit – 237.5
Ekiti – -
Lagos – -
Ogun – -
Ondo – -
Osun – 227.5
Oyo – -
ELDS – 209 
Faculty Of Education Releases 2015/2016 Admission Cut-off Marks


PHYSICAL & HEALTH EDUCATION, INT. SCIENCE, LANGUAGE ARTS, SOCIAL STUDIES, YORUBA, FINE ARTS, MUSIC, RELIGIOUS STUDIES, HISTORY, FRENCH, GEOGRAPHY, POLITICAL SCIENCE, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, MATHEMATICS, GUILD./CLN
Merit – 200
Ekiti – 200
Lagos – 200
Ogun – 200
Ondo – 200
Osun – 200
Oyo – 200
ELDS – 200

ENGLISH
Merit – 280
Ekiti – 247
Lagos – 254
Ogun – 239.5
Ondo – 238
Osun – 238.5
Oyo – 277
ELDS – -

ECONOMICS
Merit – 232.5
Ekiti – 206.5
Lagos – 225
Ogun – 229
Ondo – 213
Osun – 201.5
Oyo – 202 
Faculty Of Agriculture Releases 2015/2016 Admission Cut-off Marks

AGRIC. ECONOMICS, ANIMAL SCIENCE, AGRIC. EXTENSION & RURAL SOCIOLOGY, FAMILY HEALTH & NUTRITION, CROP PRODUCTION & PROTECTION, SOIL SCIENCE

Merit – 200
Ekiti – 200
Lagos – 200
Ogun – 200
Ondo – 200
Osun – 200
Oyo – 200
ELDS – 200
 

 


OAU Peeps News Agency has confirmed the release of the admission cut-off marks for the Faculty of Science.

APPLIED GEOPHYSICS, BOTANY, CHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS
Merit – 200
Ekiti – 200
Lagos – 200
Ogun – 200
Ondo – 200
Osun – 200
Oyo – 200
ELDS – 200

BIOCHEMISTRY
Merit – 237
Ekiti – 229
Lagos – 225.5
Ogun – 234.5
Ondo – 232
Osun – 235.5
Oyo – 228
ELDS – *

ENGINEERING PHYSICS
Merit – 239.5
Ekiti – -
Lagos – 235.5
Ogun – -
Ondo – -
Osun – 231.5
Oyo – -
ELDS – 200

GEOLOGY
Merit – 247
Ekiti – 236
Lagos – 229
Ogun – 243.5
Ondo – 241
Osun – 233.5
Oyo – 233
ELDS – 200

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
Merit – 223
Ekiti – 216
Lagos – 200
Ogun – 216.5
Ondo – 214.5
Osun – 221
Oyo – 212.5
ELDS – 204.5

MICROBIOLOGY
Merit – 245.5
Ekiti – 230.5
Lagos – 230
Ogun – 235.5
Ondo – 236
Osun – 235
Oyo – 235.5
ELDS – 211.5

PHYSICS
Merit – 237.5
Ekiti – -
Lagos – -
Ogun – -
Ondo – -
Osun – 227.5
Oyo – -
ELDS – 209 - See more at: http://www.oaupeeps.com/2015/09/faculty-of-science-releases-20152016.html#sthash.wfHWCHXu.dpuf
Faculty Of Science Releases 2015/2016 Admission Cut-off Marks - See more at: http://www.oaupeeps.com/2015/09/faculty-of-science-releases-20152016.html#sthash.wfHWCHXu.dpuf
Faculty Of Science Releases 2015/2016 Admission Cut-off Marks - See more at: http://www.oaupeeps.com/2015/09/faculty-of-science-releases-20152016.html#sthash.wfHWCHXu.dpuf
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