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April 01 Celebrity

Today we celebrate with you SONEYE RITA SIMBIAT NESF/AWCSC/18069 as you clock +1 today 01/04/2018/ May you continue to enjoy His Grace all over you in Jesus name, From all of us at NESF. WE SAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY...
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2018_1 New Semester Registration



New Semester (2018_1) Registration

 This is to welcome all returning students to the 2018_1 Semester. Please be informed that to commence operations on the portal for this semester you are required to register/sign-up on the portal.
You may click here  to do so. Please note that the registration involves the following; 1. Loading of e-wallet
2. Semester Registration (N18,000) which kick starts other processes for the semester 3 Course Registration:
 Please consult the List of Registrable courses available at http://www.nouedu.net/registerable_admin 
4. Exam Registration: Required for TMAs and the forth-coming semester examinations. Wishing you all the best in this semester

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signed
NESF ACADEMIC DIRECTOR
ADEKOLA OLAOTAN
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Easter Message - NESF PRESIDENT


OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL PRESIDENT

 Onbehalf of the NEC, I join our fellow Christians in observing Good Friday and celebrating Easter this weekend. This is a time to remember the sacrifices made for us and hold all who suffer close to our hearts. Yet it is also a time to rejoice, give thanks for the Resurrection, and unite with Christians around the world in proclaiming, "Christ has risen; He has risen indeed." We wish all who celebrate a blessed and joyful Easter. Ade M Ayomide
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Uniform/ID payment schedule

PAYMENTS OF UNIFORM / ID SCHEDULE


Centres within Lagos Ogun, Kwara _(being the base)_, Osun,Ekiti, Ondo and Oyo will pay #2300(Uniform Fee), #300(ID card fee Online/ #1000(ID card Fee Plastic)=#2600/3300

Centres within Benue,Kogi,Nasarawa,Niger, Plateau, FCT pay #2500(Uniform Fee), #300(ID card Online)/ #1000(ID card Fee Printed  plastic)= #2800. / #3500

Centres within Adamawa,Bauchi,Borno,Gombe,Taraba and Yobe pays #2500(Uniform Fee), #300(ID card Online) / #1000(Plastic ID card) = #2800 / #3500

Centres within Jigawa, Kaduna,Kano,Katsina,Kebbi,Sokoto and Zamfara pays #2600(uniform) + #300(ID) - *#2900*

Centres within Abia,Anambra,Ebonyi,Enugu and Imo pays #2500(Uniform) + #300(ID)= *#2800*

 +Centres within Akwa Ibom, Cross River,Bayelsa,Rivers,Delta and Edo pays #2500(Uniform) + #300(ID) = *#2800*

Note_ The above prices varies due to economic or nature or due to demand/supply of a centre.

You can make your own payment into the below account_ _A/C Name_:- Abey Babajide Peter _A/C No_:- 0160144809 _Bank_:- GTB _Payment Option_:- Transfer or Deposit *Your Membership ID should be your depositors name for better computation* After payment click on the below link https://nounesf.blogspot.com/p/order-form.html to make the order. Note :- *Governors can help in making orders.* _We are very sorry for any inconveniences we might have caused in this decision._



 Thanks *Signed* Ade M Ayomide *N.President**
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GDP recorded 0.82% growth in 2017 - NBS


 The National Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday released the full-year 2017 Gross Domestic Product growth rate for the country, with the economy growing by 0.82 per cent. The 0.82 per cent growth in GDP was an improvement over the contraction of -1.58 per cent, which the economy recorded in 2016 during the period of recession. The bureau, in the report that was made available to our correspondent, said the economy further consolidated its recovery from recession with the GDP growing by 1.92 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2017, as against 1.4 per cent in the third quarter. It stated, “The nation’s GDP grew in Q4 2017 by 1.92 per cent year-on-year in real terms, maintaining its positive growth since the emergence of the economy from recession in Q2 2017. This growth is compared to a contraction of -1.73 per cent recorded in Q4 2016 and a growth of 1.40 per cent recorded in Q3 2017. Quarter-on-quarter, the real GDP growth was 4.29 per cent. “The year 2017 recorded a real annual growth rate of 0.83 per cent, higher than -1.58 per cent recorded in 2016.” The NBS report added that the economy in the fourth quarter recorded aggregate GDP of N31.2tn in nominal terms, which was higher when compared to N29.16tn in the corresponding fourth quarter of 2016. In the fourth quarter of 2017, the report added that oil production averaged 1.91 million barrels per day, noting that this was 0.12 million barrels lower than the daily average production recorded in the third quarter. For the non-oil sector, the report stated that it grew by 1.45 per cent in real terms during the fourth quarter of last year, as it recorded an annual growth rate of 0.47 per cent compared to -0.22 per cent in 2016. The growth in the non-oil sector, according to the report, was driven mainly by agriculture (crop), trade, transportation and storage. In real terms, the non-oil sector contributed 92.83 per cent to the nation’s GDP, lower from the 93.25 per cent share recorded in the fourth quarter of 2016. It noted that the overall GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2017 was driven by the rise in crop, crude and natural gas, metal ores, construction, transportation and storage, trade, electricity and gas production. For instance, the report stated that crop production grew by 4.58 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2017 compared to 3.19 per cent in the third quarter. Crude production, it noted, grew by 8.38 per cent in the fourth quarter compared to 25.89 per cent in the previous threequarter

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New minimum wage Implementation begins third quarter -FG




The implementation of the new national minimum wage would commence in the third quarter of this year, the Federal Government announced on Monday. According to the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, the negotiation committee for the new minimum wage for workers had received memoranda from all stakeholders involved in the process, adding that implementation should begin later this year.

 READ ALSO: Chinese girl rides bicycle from Morocco to Lagos, recounts ordeals Ngige spoke at the 40th anniversary celebration of the Nigeria Labour Congress in Abuja.

 “Well, we all know the economic situation of the country as of today. The negotiation committee has members from all the tripartite bodies, which means the government cannot force its way.
 The committee has received memoranda from all the critical stakeholders and should begin the implementation of a new minimum wage in the third quarter of this year,” he said. Early this month, the Federal Government had said it would prepare a supplementary budget to take care of workers’ demand for increase in salaries when the new minimum wage proposal was eventually approved. The Director-General, Budget Office of the Federation, Ben Akabueze, had stated that the fact that there was no provision yet in the 2018 budget proposals currently before the National Assembly to cater for the planned increase did not, in any way, suggest that the government was not willing to increase the workers’ salaries.

 The NLC had made a proposal for N56,000 for the least paid worker to the Federal Government’s committee on the minimum wage. The 30-member committee headed by a former Head of Service of the Federation, Ms. Ama Pepple, was inaugurated in November last year by President Muhammadu Buhari. Akabueze explained that when an agreement had been reached on the new minimum wage, the financial implications would be worked out and a supplementary budget would be prepared for its implementation. In his address at the anniversary celebration, the President, NLC, Ayuba Wabba, warned those working against the realisation of the new minimum wage within the government that labour would resist their antics. Meanwhile, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Yakubu Dogara, said on Monday that lawmakers were prepared to support the payment of living wages to workers in the country. He urged the NLC to continue its negotiations for living wages for workers as the labour body commemorated its 40th anniversary. Dogara was quoted in a statement by his media office to have stated, “The major challenge facing the organised labour today is to negotiate a meaningful national minimum wage for Nigerian workers. I wish to lend the support of the House of Representatives to the ongoing efforts to secure not only a living wage for the Nigerian worker, but also to ensure that in retirement, workers are sufficiently taken care of.

 In October 2017, members of the HOR suggested on the national minimum wage of N18,000 to N30,000. They made the call while debating a motion on the urgent need for the Federal Government to intensify its wage review plans with labour in a bid to avoid a major nationwide industrial action. The current minimum wage of N18,000 came into effect in 2011, but lawmakers said no Nigerian worker could survive on that. The motion was moved by a former union leader, Mr. Peter Akpatason, a member of the All Progressives Congress from Edo State. Akpatason had informed the House how the government appeared unwilling to push the wage review plans. For instance, he said an agreement by the government and labour unions to begin the process was not being implemented. During the October debate, lawmakers agreed that the N18,000 minimum wage was no longer realistic, suggesting at least N30,000 as the new minimum. One of the members, Mrs. Ayo Omidiran, argued that a government that was committed to fighting corruption and crime should consider paying workers realistic wages a priority. At Monday’s event, Wabba noted that the labour movement was ready to participate fully in Nigeria’s political activities in 2019, as it would resuscitate the Labour Party with a view to providing a veritable platform for labour activists to seek elective positions. He said, “It was because of this understanding that we created the Labour Party. We are not yet disillusioned with developments within the party as we are mindful of the obvious fact that each organisation has its peak and low periods in its natural process of growth.

 We, therefore, call for unity of its members and urge all workers to register, claim it, control and have it as their party.” The President, Trade Union Congress, Bobboi Kaigama, charged labour activists to develop more than an interest in politics, stressing that it was only when labour wrestle power from career politicians that it would be empowered to better the lots of the working masses.



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2018 session Economics Student payments

2018 FIRST/SECOND SEMESTER ESTIMATION ON SCHOOL FEE PAYMENTS AND BREAKDOWN!!!!

FOR MEMBERS OF NESF


MEANS *ELECTIVE*
MEANS *COMPULSORY*
 2UNIT-#2000
 3UNIT-#2500
Exam Registration per course#1000
 PROJECT REGISTRATION FEE -#15000

100L First Semester
 GST101 #2000 C
 GST105 #2000 C
GST107 #2000 C
 ECO121 #2500 C
ECO153 #2500 C
FMS105 #2000 C
CRD124 /ENT101 #2000 E
 CSS111/POL111/PCR111/PCR113 #2500 E
 CIT101(CIT104) #2000 C

Course Reg Fee- #19500
 Exam Reg Fee- #9000 
Compulsory Fee - #36000 
TOTAL PAYMENT -#64500

100L Second Semester

Gst 102 #2000 C
Eco 122 #2500 C
Eco 154 #2000 C
Eco 146 #2500 C
FMS106 #2000 C
Cit 102 #2000 C
CSS121/PCR114/CSS134/POL126 #2500 E

 COURSE REG FEE- #15,500 
EXAM REG FEE- #7000 
COMPULSORY FEE- #18000 
TOTAL PAYMENT- #40,500

200L First Semester

Gst 203 #2000 C
Eco 231 #2000 C
Eco 253 #2500 C
Eco 255 #2000 C
Eco 247 #2500 C
ACC203 #2500 C
BUS205 /FMS207/BFN209 #2500 E
PCR211/POL223 #2500 E

Note:- You're to pick two electives
COURSE REG FEE - #18,500
 EXAM REG FEE- #8,000 
COMPULSORY FEE - #18,000 
TOTAL PAYMENT - #44500


200L Second Semester
GST 202 #2000 C
ECO 232 #2000 C
ECO 254 #2500 C
ECO 256 #2000 C
ENT204 #2000 C
ECO292 #2000 C
ACC204 #2500 C
CRD208/CRD204 #2000 E

COURSE REG FEE- #17,000 
EXAM REG FEE- #8000 
COMPULSORY FEE- #18000 
TOTAL PAYMENT- #43000



300L First Semester 

Gst 301 #2000 C
Eco 341 #2500 C
Eco 343 #2500 C
Eco 355 #2500 C
Eco 347 #2000 C
Eco 329 #2500 C
Eco 311 #2500 C
POL317/BUS325/ECO323 - #2500/#2000/2000 E

COURSE RED FEE- #19,000 
EXAM REG FEE- #8,000 
COMPULSORY FEE- #18,000 
TOTAL PAYMENT - #45,000


300L Second Semester 

Eco342 #2500 C
Eco332 #2000 C
Eco324 #2500 C
Eco356 #2500 C
Eco348 #2000 C
Eco314 #2500 C
ECO344 #2500 C
 ECO346/CRD334 #2000 E

COURSE REG FEE- #18500
EXAM REG FEE- #8000 
COMPULSORY FEE - #18,000 
TOTAL PAYMENT =#44,500

 400L First Semester

Eco431 #2000 C
Eco453 #2000 C
Eco445 #2000 C
Eco427 #2000 C
Eco447 #2000 C
Eco443/459/449#2000 E
Eco441 #2000 C
Eco415 #15000 C

COURSE REG FEE- #29,000 
EXAM REG FEE- #7,000 
COMPULSORY FEE - #18,000 
TOTAL PAYMENT- #54,000

400L Second Semester 

 ECO444/ENT424 #2000 E
ECO442 #2000 C
ECO452 #2000 C
ECO448 #2000 C
ECO446 #2000 C
ECO454 #2000 C
ECO442 #2000 C

COURSE REG FEE- #14,000 
EXAM REG FEE- #7,000 
COMPULSORY FEE- #18,000 
TOTAL PAYMENT - #39,000

 TOTAL UNIT PER SEMESTER 
100L (1ST) - 16(C), 5(E) =21UNIT
100L (2ND) - 14(C), 3(E) = 17UNIT
 *TOTAL=38UNITS*

 200L (1ST)- 15(C), 5(E)=20UNIT
200L (2ND)- 13(C), 2(E) =15UNIT
*TOTAL=35UNITS*

 300L (1ST)- 19(C) , 2(E)=21UNIT
300L (2ND)- 19(C), 2(E)= 21UNIT
*TOTAL=42UNITS*

 400L (1ST)- 18(C), 2(E)=20UNIT
 400L (2ND)- 12(C), 2(E)=14UNIT
*TOTAL=34UNITS*

 UPON GRADUATION YOU MUST EARN 149UNITS  or 150 above to be on a safer side (You will only add some Elective courses to boost your GP)


 *NOTE* Kindly calculate yourself, you might see error.

Signed
Adekola Olaotan
National Academic Dir NESF


Co Signed
Ade M Ayomide 
National President NESF

Compiler NESF MIS TEAM

Dated 27/02/2018
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Notice Of Appointment





NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

This is too inform all our dear members that the President has signed the establishment of the Adhoc Committee on Mobilization which is submissive to the President and the NWC It is with our happiness that the below members has been considered for appointment.

*SouthWest* _(Ekiti,Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Osun,Oyo)_
 +Kalejaiye Sehindemi - Dir
+Osoba Toyosi -

 *SouthEast*_(Abia,Anambra,Ebonyi,Enugu,Imo)_
Jacinta Chidinma- Dir +
Onyimmadu Chinedu

 *North Central*_(Benue,Kogi,Kwara,Nasarawa,Niger,Plateau,FCT)_
 +Paul Rimamsirufun -Dir +

*North East:*_(Adamawa,Bauchi,Borno,Gombe,Taraba,Yobe)_
+Aliyu Musa- Dir +

 *North West:* _(Jigawa,Kaduna,Kano,Katsina,Kebbi,Sokoto,Zamfara)_
Basiru Alh Sani - Dir +

 *South South:*_(Akwa Ibom,Cross River,Bayelsa,Rivers,Delta,Edo)_
 +Peace Ezinne- Dir
 + Ajah Innocent

This Appointment is for selfless service to the Forum/Society at large.

 Kindly accept this with utmost Joy from the President. To validate your Appointment kindly get your Appointment Code from the President on Acceptance/Rejection.

 Thanks

Signed
For President 02/02/2018 (11:45am)î



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7th Convocation

7th Convocation 14,769 Graduands at the 7th Convocation Ceremony The 7th Convocation ceremony was preceded by a press conference on Monday, January 15 at the University's Headquarters in Abuja where the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor Abdalla Uba Adamu revealed that the ceremony scheduled to hold on Saturday, January 20, 2018 would be an exciting and historic one as the University would be graduating a total of 14,769 students; her largest ever number of students at a time. The Vice-chancellor further disclosed that the Former Nigerian President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo having completed his PhD in Christian Theology would be part of the graduands and would be the first PhD student to be produced by the University. On Friday, January 19, 2018 the Convocation Lecture titled “Restructuring and True Federalism” was delivered by Professor Rev. Eghosa E. Osaghae, the Vice Chancellor of the Igbinedion Univeristy, Okada, Edo state at the Convocation arena of the University. This lecture was well attended by graduating students and staff of the University. Also in attendance were the Former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo and the past Vice-chancellors of the University; Prof. Vincent Ado Tenebe and Prof. Olugbemiro Jegede. Dignitaries at the convocation lecture The convocation day began with a beehive of activities within and around the University Headquarters in Jabi, Abuja as graduands trooped in with family and friends as early as 6.30am. As the day progressed, more students, staff and guests flooded the environment awaiting the commencement of the event. In his Convocation address, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu began by welcoming everyone to the great occasion. “Today” he said, “marks the 7th successful graduation ceremony of the students of this great University in various disciplines. Today we graduate 14,769 students across the disciplines, which marks the largest number of students so far graduated in this university. Among the undergraduate graduands are 41 first class holders. We are proud of this achievement in massive education of Nigerians in the most flexible educational system in the country”. Overall Best Graduating student – Fabiyi Adebayo Adekunle Overall Best Graduating student – Fabiyi Adebayo Adekunle Speaking on the graduation of the first PhD student of the University, His Excellency, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, a former President and also a former Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the Vice-chancellor said, “It is a testimony to the power of an individual to live what he believes - the efficacy of education in human affairs; for His Excellency has, throughout his leadership periods, declared his faith in education as an instrument of social and personal change and championed long-lasting reforms that revolutionized education in Nigeria. His patience and perseverance in pursuing a doctorate degree program at his age, station and status in life, is a roadmap to all of us and clearly communicates three credos: you are never too old to learn, you are never too powerful to learn and you are never too full of learning” Chief Olusegun Obasanjo (Ph.d) Chief Olusegun Obasanjo (Ph.d) Also among the graduating Master’s degree students was Chief Chika Okpala popularly known as Chief Zebrudaya Okorigwe Nwogbo alias 4.30 who is graduating with an MBA in the Faculty of Management Sciences. He was one of our NOUN Ambassadors who were offered admission by the University. He is a well-known actor and comedian who has contributed immensely to the growth of the University through various forms of advocacy Below is a breakdown of the graduating students according to the various faculties; SIN 1. Name of Faculty Agricultural Sciences Diploma NIA Undergraduate 25 Postgraduate 23 Total 48 2. Arts NIA 205 21 226 3. Education NIA 338 1,845 2,183 4. Health Sciences NIA 1,226 65 1,291 5. Law NIA 336 NIA 336 6. Management Sciences NIA 2,439 3,069 5,508 7. Sciences NIA 1,009 608 3259 8. Social Sciences NIA 2,604 655 3,259 9. CEMBAICEMPA NIA NIA 94 94 10. CHRD 207 NIA NIA 207 Total 207 8,182 6,380 14,769 . Cross-section of Graduands
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Important Notice to all NESF members

We are pleased to inform all our members whose phone Number those not correspond with their Whatsaap should forward their WhatsApp Number to nesfmis@gmail.com with the Subject WhatsApp Number along side with their Membership ID to track it.

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Academic Calendar 2018

This is to inform you all that the 2018 Academic calendar is now released, please view on ACADEMIC CALENDAR to view it. THANKS
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL

NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!!

This is to inform all our amiable members that there will be a mass removal on the National group on *MONDAY 21ST JAN 2018* only unregistered members only will be removed, the main reason for this is that we don't want to have non cooperating members on the official platform anymore, also any members who wish to join us will have to go through the process of registering on the platform

*How can you be a registered Member?* open your browser(chrome/puffin) and log on to http://www.nounesf.blogspot.com/p/members-registrat.html then follow the procedure. Now you can now get your MEMBER ID Immediately you register on the platform, through your mail and SMS, those that registered before will receive SMS as from tomorrow. 

Please I beg us with the love of God let's adhere strictly to this information. God bless us all! 

Signed

For 

PRESIDENT

Babajide Peter  (General Secretary)


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OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL PRESIDENT NEW YEAR MESSAGE

*FROM THE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL PRESIDENT NESA NOUN* (01/01/2018) _NEW YEAR MESSAGE TO ALL NESAites_

 Up NESA!!!

 Congratulations on the New Year 2018. Its evidence that this year will be a year of all impossibilities turning into possibility, Which means all our challenges will be erased and chaired by successes.
 Therefore only our collective measures can make it happen and sound successful. I want us to know that the era of disparity is gone and won't return anymore.

 As a great NESAites what should you expect in the year 2018:-

 + Making NESA NOUN a reality by creating a means of spreading the goodNews all round the 84 study centres.

+Continue to share block blustering ideas by growing the economy with possible solutions to all sector in the economy.

 + Challenging other higher Institutions across the country and making a good recommendations to problems.

 + Attending 3(Special NESA NATIONAL Conferences that will turn our lives as a NESAites) and also granting invitation to attend Other NESA chapters Conferences/Seminar.

 + Expect to be a voice in your Study Centre this Year.

 + Payments Of Nesa National Registration / Subscription Dues

 + NESA NOUN UNIFORM

 +NESA NOUN National Election (National/Study Centre) happens this year latest by February. {Online voting on the site.)

 + This year is a possibility year for us because we've seen the light of the day. There are so many events lined up for all our benefits, I implore you all to put all hands on deck both as member and Exco.

 _*Success Of 2017.*_

 + Temporary Site to get details of our members in order for them to get their identification Number and use it for Election and what have you www.nounesf.blogspot.com with access to many things on the site.

 + Meeting with the VC on our matter which we will see him again soon.

 + Getting help to our members on the hardest Tma / Exam Past Questions , which made us to create the Office Of The Academic Committee (Mr Adekola Olaotan ) 07039328369.

 + Spreading NESA NOUN to at least 20 SCs which we have a vibrant voices across all. Dear Fellow Members we implore you to start making positive inputs also We will need any form donations kindly help us out .

 *Don't forget to register on the platform too on nounesf.blogspot.com/members-registrat.html*

 On behalf of the NWC we wish you all a Happy New Year.

 Ade M Ayomide
*NESA NOUN NATIONAL PRESIDENT*(08071544381)
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