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Right: Prof. Godwin Onu presenting copies of POLYNEWS to French Project
Officer, French Embassy, Abuja, Carl Engelsen while the Assistant Director of
French Centre Enugu, Julian Martinet looks on
NBTE COMMENDS FED POLY OKO ON
INFRASTRUCTURE
RECTOR BAGS FELLOWSHIP AWARD
DISPLAY OF TWO CULTURES AT FED.
POLY OKO
BODY MATERIALS
NBTE COMMENDS FED POLY OKO ON
INFRASTRUCTURE
The National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) has commended the
Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State over infrastructural development
and expressed confidence that the Rector of the institution, Prof. Godwin
Onu has what it takes to sustain the tempo and make the polytechnic envy
of other institutions.
The Executive Secretary of NBTE, Dr. Mas udu Adamu Kazaure in an
interview with POLYNEWS in Abuja also applauded the peace and
tranquility in the polytechnic which he believed contributed to the rapid
transformation of the Federal Polytechnic Oko and enjoined the Staff and
students of the institution to work with the management to make the
school number one in the country.
Assessing the performance of the Board, Kazaure noted that since the
establishment of NBTE in 1974 it has done well in terms of quality control
on Polytechnics, Technical Colleges of Education and other institutions.
According to him, we accredit, review and develop new calendars,
workshops for the institutions and we have done well in this area , adding
that the greatest challenge for the Board is the Higher National Diploma(
HND)/Bachelors Degree (B.Sc) dichotomy which he said has become worse
such that people avoid going for polytechnic education.
Calling for creation of another body for polytechnics, he noted that there
are over 400 institutions under the NBTE made up of about 75 polytechnics,
85 Innovation Centres, 161 Technical Education, 45 vocational enterprises
among others and insisted that the idea of splitting the work load of NBTE
is a welcome one.
Giving support to the creation of Polytechnic Commission to oversee affairs
of polytechnics in the country as their counterpart the Nigeria Universities
Commission does for universities, he applauded the development of
education in the country especially of Polytechnics where technical training
dominates.
There is need to believe in ourselves to be able to do more. Government is
putting in funds the much they can but it is on record that there is no
where in the world where government alone shoulder the responsibility of
the development of education sector. It behooves on the private sector to
appreciate the circumstance and make more in puts. He stated.
He urged Polytechnics in the country to go entrepreneurial in their teaching
and learning, disclosing that NBTE has commenced a project which
recognizes talents even on the streets which he said is geared towards
harnessing talents at the grass root level for future development.
He commended the Rectors of Polytechnics for maintaining law and order
in their environments and noted that some Polytechnics require perimeter
fencing to checkmate the activities of miscreants adding that NBTE is
working towards achieving that.
MANAGEMENT RESOLVES WITH ASUP
The Management of the Federal Polytechnic, Oko has agreed to pay “excess
workload” allowance to teaching staff of the polytechnic. This was one of
the resolutions reached between Management and Academic Staff Union of
Polytechnics (ASUP), Federal Polytechnic, Oko branch during a
reconciliation meeting held on February 24th, 2012.
The labour-friendly Management gave- in to most demands of ASUP and
accepted to pay allowances for the 2010/2011 post UTME screening
exercise to all the staff that participated in the exercise.
Some Executive members of ASUP at the parley
Tax deduction that created some friction between Management and labour
was also addressed with the setting up of a committee on
Labour/Management matters to look into the contentious tax issues and
advise Management accordingly.
Management also agreed to sponsor a trip for representatives of
ASUP/Management to the Federal Ministry of Education and PENCOM for
clarifications on pension deductions.
Management informed labour of release of the 2011 promotions and the
meeting agreed on January 1st as the effective date for all promotions in line
with existing rules.
Prof. Godwin Onu and the burden of leadership
It however agreed to pay three months arrears for the 2010 promotion year;
one month for that of 2009 and agreed to pay outstanding arrears of the
current 2011 promotion with effect from January 2012. Meanwhile,
Management, during the meeting noted that all outstanding 2010 promotions
have been taken care of.
It would be recalled that Management granted study leave to staff of the
Polytechnic and a comprehensive list of beneficiaries under the current
dispensation is indexed in this magazine.
Meanwhile, below is the list of staff who benefited from the 2011 appraisals
and promotions.
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NAME
Ezeaku Rowland Uzoma
Ibedu J.O.
Onochie Selina N.
Ugochukwu M.C.A.
(Mrs)
NEW RANK
Chief Lecturer on CONTISS 15 Step 1
Chief Lecturer on CONTISS 15 Step 6
Chief lecturer on CONTISS 15 Step 3
Chief Lecturer on CONTISS 15 Step 1
DEPT. / UNIT
Architecture
Sury. & Geoinfo.
Mass Comm.
Social science
5
6
7
8
9
Umeakuka J. Maurice
Ezekannagha G.N.
Obi Clementina O.
Ezeh Mercillina Obiageli
Ezeugwa Irene N.
Chief Lecturer on CONTISS 15 Step 2
Chief Lecturer on CONTISS 15 Step 1
Chief Lecturer on CONTISS 15 Step 6
Deputy Registrar on CONTISS 14 Step 4
Deputy Registrar on CONTISS 14 Step 4
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11
Nwosu Edna Amaka
Anyadike Jane Obioma
Deputy Registrar on CONTISS 14 Step 3
Deputy Registrar on CONTISS 14 Step 2
12
13
Nwobi Nnenna Catherine
Agbodike Chizoba E.
Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
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15
Nwachukwu Chizoba
Ezeokoli Chukwuemeka
Justin
Udoka Eucharia Ada
Ezekwem Chinasaokwu
Gladys
Uzor Ngozi
Okoye
Josephine
Obiageli
Nwafor Barnabas Ifeanyi
Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
Okwu Ifeanyi Ernest
Mbanugo Ndidi Ifeyinwa
Ezekannagha
Jude
Chigbo
Osoka Onyike Igwe
Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
Admissions Unit
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
Atani Campus
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Ezeokafor
Nwanneka
Ugonwa
Okpara
Benedette
Ifeyinwa
Oguegbu
Celestine
Udoka
Nwosu Frank C. Obioma
Chinese Lang. &
Cultural Centre
Admissions
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
29
Okeke Ogochukwu E.
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
30
Eze Richard Ifeanyi
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
31
Nwafor
Sylvester Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 2
Otuonye
Jefuome Joachim A.A.
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
Dep.
Rector’s
Office
Verification
(Internal)
Academic
Planning
Central Registry
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Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
Snr. Asst. Reg. on CONTISS 11 Step 1
Assistant Registrar on CONTISS 9 Step 3
Urban & Reg. Pl.
Natural Science
Agric Engr. Tech.
Consultancy
Dean’s
Office,
GS
AB Secretariat
Dean’s
Office,
SED&T
SERVICOM
Director,s Office,
Works
Atani Campus
Student Affairs
Student Affairs
CEP,
EVP
Admission
Maths/Statistics
Personnel Unit
Bio
Data
Documentation
Admissions
Verification
Personnel Unit
SIWES
To be continued.
FED. POLY OKO TRAINS NEW STAFF
WARNS AGAINST CORRUPTION
The Management of the Federal polytechnic Oko, Anambra state has
concluded a two-day orientation programme for her new staff with the
Rector of the Polytechnic, Prof. Godwin Onu warning them against corrupt
practices and indolence.
Onu, who declared the programme open told the new employees that the
polytechnic would not hesitate to send them home if they were indolent,
caught taking bribes or found corrupt in other ways.
Prof. Godwin Onu (Rector)
He said the polytechnic had changed for good and urged the new employees
not to see their jobs as an avenue to make money through extortion and
corruption.
“Reduce your appetite and realize now that the Federal Polytechnic, Oko is
not an oil well. Be contented with your salary. You can make money without
extorting students. When you give in to temptation, one day the Devil will
dig you out. Mark your scripts and give your service unconditionally. By
giving students what they are not worth, you are only destroying them,” the
rector said.
He said the new staff should regard their jobs as a lifeline, which could
catapult them to great heights, if they were dedicated.
He disclosed that more than 20,000 qualified applicants applied for the less
than 300 vacant positions that have just been filled, which according to him
showed how much people were now identifying with the success story of the
Federal Polytechnic Oko.
According to him, “I came in with a dream to see Oko become one of the
best institutions in Nigeria. Since March, 2010, so much has been done to
materialize this dream in the environment, structures, staff welfare,
dedication of staff to duty and the performance of the students”.
He charged the new staff to be part of the success story, adding: “follow the
rules at all times and your mistakes will be minimal”.
Mr. Tony Nwaokolobia (Registrar)
The Registrar of the polytechnic, Mr. Tony Nwaokolobia, said the
orientation was organized to get the new employees to key into the vision
and drive of the polytechnic, and to get them familiar with the their roles as
staff.
He noted that the orientation programme was part of the effort of the present
administration to build capacity for its staff so as to make Oko, the
polytechnic of the moment.
The director of workshops, seminars/Conference of the polytechnic, Mr.
Edwin Chukwuma, said the management has cleansed the system of
corruption and laziness, and he expected the new staff to take note of that as
they start work.
He disclosed that for the past 22 years he has been with the institution, no
management team has organized such orientation programme for newly
employed staff and urged the new staff to use the programme to acquaint
themselves with what is obtainable in the institution.
He extolled the Prof. Onu led management for the high level of
infrastructural development and beautification of the campuses in line with
her vision to bring the Polytechnic to a world class institution.
RECTOR BAGS FELLOWSHIP AWARD
The Rector of the Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State Prof. Godwin
Onu last week bagged the fellowship award of the Institute of Entrepreneurs
of Nigeria.
The award according to the Executive Secretary of the Institute Mr. Rotimi
Oladele was in recognition of the rector’s efforts in entrenching
entrepreneurial studies in the school and adhering strictly to laid down rules
of the institute.
He disclosed that only five persons were chosen through out the country by
the Institute for the award which he said was not accidental but deliberately
to encourage hard work, adding that the Federal Polytechnic Oko has
distinguished itself to have bagged the award.
Left: Executive Secretary, Institute of Entrepreneurs Nigeria, Mr. Rotimi Oladele
conferring on Prof. Godwin Onu (Rector, who was represented by Dr. Don Mmuo, his
Deputy), Fellow of the Institute of Entrepreneurs Nigeria, in Oko, Anambra State
According to him, Federal Polytechnic Oko in the last two years has
distinguished itself in innovation, entrepreneurship and dutifulness
disclosing that for 14 months the institute of Entrepreneurs thoroughly
screened and assessed the tertiary institutions in the country before selecting
the five chief executives of institutions including Onu.
“The assessment was on willingness of the Chief executives to promote the
entrepreneurship drive ….” He noted that the decision to present the awards
at the institutions was for the polytechnic community to appreciate the
efforts of the rector.
Earlier in a courtesy visit on the Rector, Oladele thanked the school for
being responsible and responsive by providing the enabling environment for
entrepreneurial studies to strive.
He commended the School for emerging the best in the zone, stressing that
the director of the centre at Oko made the list of national officers.
He particularly thanked Onu for achieving such feat in the institution, adding
that Oko has all it takes to lead entrepreneurship development in the areas of
manpower and land mark development.
He maintained that entrepreneurship development plays a vital role in the
fight against crime.
After going through the exhibitions of products of the centre, Oladele noted
“we have seen the arrears of your mastery and we will work for the
commercialization of the products”.
The Rector who was represented by his deputy, Dr. Don Muo in his remark
noted that on assumption of office in 2010 his first challenge was the area of
entrepreneurship development.
He added at the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) in
connection with the Education Trust Fund (ETF) did direct for training of
lecturers who will in turn inculcate into the students the skills needed to face
the present global economic challenges in the world.
Cross section of new members during their Induction into the Institute of
Entrepreneurs, Nigeria at Oko
He noted that after the training of over 70 lecturers to that effect, the first
semester marked the turning point of the lecture series in the area of
entrepreneurship development, stressing “emphasis is now on practical
experience rather than theories as was the case before now”.
According to him, “entrepreneurship courses are compulsory for every
student no matter the discipline, department or school in the institution and
that is why the facilitators and participants are drawn from all the schools
and departments in the polytechnic”.
“More so the entrepreneurship of the institution is currently in partnership
with two foreign institutions; Leicester International College United
Kingdom and Sharda University India”.
In her address, the Southeast zonal Cordinator and Director of the Institute in
the Polytechnic Dr. Ebele Onwuka pointed out the centre was established in
line with the Federal government directives to all institutions of higher
learning in Nigeria to establish special and functional centres for
entrepreneurship development where students will acquire skills that will
enable them to fit into the global nature of the world economy today.
She thanked the school management for providing the enabling environment
and building and equipping the centre with modern and state of the art
facilities for the smooth take off of the practical training.
FED. POLY OKO CELEBRATES ALUMNUS
FOR BAGGING NYSC PRESIDENTIAL
AWARD
For the Management of the Federal polytechnic Oko, Anambra State the
fruit of the efforts in branding and re-branding the image and character of
the institutition has started yielding fruits.
This, POLYNEWS gathered, was stated by the Rector of the institution,
Prof. Godwin Onu when he received a graduate of the institution who
distinguished himself in his place of primary assignment and received 2011
Presidents National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) honour award.
The graduate, Mr. Emmanuel Unuafe a two time Director of Sports in the
Polytechnic Student Union Government, POLYNEWS gathered served at
Abakiliki Capital Territory Development Board.
Receiving the recipient in his office the highly elated school management
led by Onu congratulated Unuafe for the award saying that the school was
proud of him.
Onu said: “on behalf of the school management I congratulate you for the
Presidential NYSC honour. We are proud of you and happy for you. I thank
the government for the honour which goes a long way in motivating other
corps members to perform their duties diligently”.
The Rector continued: “by this recognition, it means that Oko has come to
stay and has been attuned to excellence. This is not the first time our
graduates who are serving in different parts of the country are making the
list of the presidential honours. It shows that our branding and re branding
efforts are yielding fruits both among students and lecturers. We are moving
forward. The school has produced many notable people including the present
Bursar of the institution, Mr. Joseph Obi among other notable actors in the
Nollywood and journalists of repute. Oko has come to stay.”
“We urge you to utilize the opportunity which the award has presented to
you and we urge you further to continue to pursue excellence in all your
endeavours so as to be able to give back to the society what you have gained
from it. We pray God to protect you. Explore the opportunity of the
scholarship which the government has graciously awarded you up to
doctorate degree. And most importantly continue to be good ambassador of
the institution and the country where ever you go.” The rector advised on
behalf of the school management.
Onu implored the students of the polytechnic to emulate the recipient of the
Presidential honour and graduate to become good ambassadors of the school.
He prided that his administration has done a lot in providing enabling
environment for learning and teaching which can be seen through the
achievements in infrastructural development and urged the federal
government to upgrade the polytechnic to university of science and
technology.
Emmanuel Unuafe (2nd left) in a group photograph with polytechnic
Management
The recipient in an interview with POLYNEWS disclosed that some of the
Community development service projects which earned him the honour
included construction and rehabilitation of a 3 KM road at Emeofor street
Abakiliki, Ebonyi State capital, construction of 20 three-seater desk for
Ezza road Primary school, Abakiliki, renovation of a class room at the same
school.
Others were, construction of ten seats for teachers, repair of a septic tank
and construction of barriers on the perimeter fence of the same school which
he said when summed was about N1.8 million which he solicited from a
philanthropist in the community.
According to him, he got his motivation from the polytechnic community
where he learnt that service is the gateway to the top and advised students
and corps members to be committed and dedicated in whatever they do,
noting that getting committed may be hard but persisting in it assures of
success.
He expressed gratitude to the staff and management of the polytechnic for
affording him the enabling environment to study and also the NYSC
community for the encouragement. “But my special thanks go to my
benefactor, Rev. Sr. Mitchelin Dowell a missionary who saw me through
school and my parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Unuafe”.
POLY SEEKS ESTABLISHMENT OF FRENCH
CENTRE
The Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State has sought the establishment
of a French Center in the institution to foster international ties.
The Rector of the polytechnic, Prof. Godwin Onu who disclosed this when
some officials of the French Embassy in Abuja paid him a visit insisted that
the establishment of the centre in the Polytechnic will not only boost the
learning of French language and culture but strengthen ties with both
countries.
He told the French team that the polytechnic is located in the southeast zone
of the Country, which like France is predominantly Christians and peaceful.
Onu recalled that during the Nigerian civil war between 1967 and 1970,
France was among the first countries that recognized Biafra, a feat he said
that endeared France in the hearts of the Igbos, adding that the Igbos see
France as part of them because of the help they offered in their difficult time.
“We see you as our brothers and will not hesitate in deepening the
relationship and the affinity. This French Centre will open a new frontier in
the institution’s quest to be the number one in the country as we are going
beyond borders in our bid to remain the Polytechnic of the moment. We
have signed memorandum of understanding with some foreign universities
in China and the United Kingdom in areas of research and exchange
programme”.
Onu presenting copies of the Poly News, (the polytechnic in house
journal) to the Project Officer at French Embassy Abuja, Carl Engelsen
while the Assistant Director of the French Centre Enugu, Julian
Martinet looks on
“We look forward to the establishment of the French Language and Cultural
Centre and we welcome every step and process to actualize it to deepen the
affinity between Nigeria and France”. Onu stated.
Responding the French Project Officer at the Embassy, Carl Engelsen and
the Assistant Director of the French Centre Enugu, Julien Martinet thanked
the management of the Federal polytechnic Oko for the hospitality, adding
that the visit was very important.
He assured that the French Embassy will provide the polytechnic with
information and other necessary assistance to actualize the establishment of
the centre but regretted that lack of fund may impede the project.
Rector Federal Polytechnic Oko, Prof. Godwin Onu (centre) and other
members of the School management in a group photograph with Carl
Engelsen (R), Julien Martinet (L)
He advised the Management of the school to write the proposal to the French
embassy on the modalities and the areas of assistance, promising to provide
the expertise needed to actualize the project.
He disclosed that two of such centres exist in Enugu and Nsukka where they
train students on French language and culture, adding that there was an
arrangement with the Ministry of Education to provide such training to
students of Secondary schools and colleges of education in the country.
He disclosed that two of such centres exist in Enugu and Nsukka where they
train students on French language and culture, adding that there was an
arrangement with the Ministry of Education to provide such training to
students of Secondary schools and colleges of education in the country.
“FIGHT AGAINST POVERTY,
UNEMPLOYMENT WILL FAIL”
The Director General Energy Commission of Nigeria, Prof. Abubakar
Sambo has said the fight against poverty and unemployment in the country
will come to naught without the provision of modern improved energy
services in the country.
Sambo who spoke at the inaugural research training programme yesterday
organized by Petroleum/Coal and Renewable Energy Research Unit of the
Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State was represented by a Director in
the commission Dr. Obiorah Dioha.
He maintained that renewable energy can contribute to poverty alleviation
and assist in addressing the Millenium Development Goals (MDGs) by
providing modern improved energy services to the poor, disclosing that
renewable was particularly suited to meet the decentralized energy needs of
poor rural remote community institutions.
From left: Prof. Joseph Dioha (Rep. DG, Energy Commission of
Nigeria), Dr. Don Mmuo (Deputy Rector), and Dr. Mchivga Abelega
(Deputy Director, Academic Programmes, National Commission for
Colleges of Education, Abuja at the workshop
According to him, “this is particularly true of small scale renewables that are
made locally and run on locally available resources. Such systems can
provide energy that is both affordable and a source of employment and
enterprise creation for both and urban poor”.
“To achieve this, professionals with broad training and understanding of
renewable energy production, delivery, consumption, efficiency, economics
policy and regulations are needed. Unfortunately, Nigeria is faced with two
inter-twined problems: a situation of mass unemployment of relatively
skilled man power produced through formal and informal educational
system and lack of man power in energy related fields”. He pointed out.
He particularly commended the Federal Polytechnic Oko for rising up to
address the problem and sharing in the mandate of the Energy Commission
of Nigeria to promote training and man power development in the energy
sector of the country.
The Rector of the Polytechnic, Prof. Godwin Onu who was represented by
his Deputy, Dr. Don Muo in a keynote address congratulated the Research
unit of the institution for the laudable stride in the collective academic
endeavour and urged them to sustain the tempo.
From left : Prof. Eboatu, (Fmr DVC, Unizik), Prof. Joseph Dioha (Rep.
DG, Energy Commission of Nigeria), Dr. Don Mmuo (Deputy Rector),
and Tony Nwaokolobia (Registrar) at the workshop
He emphasized the role of research in education and praised the timing and
aptness of the workshop and the theme: excelling in training renewable
energy human resource base.
He expressed worry that a lot of people were groping in the dark by wasting
so much money on diesel and fuel for generation of power and at the same
time polluting the environment, causing global warming as a result of the
emission of carbon not knowing that greater power could be generated by
alternative energy sources devoid of pollution.
The Director of the Research unit, Mrs. Awuzie Chioma in an address noted
that the workshop was geared towards ‘training, upskilling and updating the
polytechnic community on this new technology’ which is alternative energy.
Mrs Chioma Awuzie, Director, PECREER Unit
According to her, “my vision is to make this unit a leading institute in
renewable energy science and engineering which will provide the foundation
for innovation in efficient and low cost renewable energy technologies”
adding that the unit will continue to train and upskill renewable energy
human resource base”.
She therefore called for the establishment of a renewable energy centre in
the Federal polytechnic Oko as was done in six universities in the country
bearing in mind that polytechnics are technically based and practical
oriented, adding that Oko is the only polytechnic in Nigeria that has a
renewable energy unit.
TALE OF TWO CULTURES AT FED. POLY
OKO
It was a tale of two cultures at the Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State
when the institution consolidated on its International Cultural exchange
programme hosting Xiamen University of China cultural troupe.
The event which attracted many dignitaries including the former Vice
President Alex Ekwueme, many traditional rulers and academics held both
the visiting Chinese troupe and hosting members of the polytechnic
community spell bound for several hours while the cultural displays lasted.
The Chinese troupe that opened the floor with Chinese Traditional
instruments followed by an Opera Dance titled Qiao Huadan (Vivacious
Ladies) marveled at the hospitality of the Polytechnic.
One of the traditional displays by the Chinese troupe that shook the
convocation arena venue of the cultural exchange was an ethnic dance to
portray Chinese multi ethnic background titled “Bamboo Grove in the
Rain”.
But when the Igbo traditional Mkpokiti took the stage the ovation became
thunderous especially from the Chinese troupe who besieged the dancers in
the arena clapping, cheering and videoing the acrobatic display by the
mkpokiti dancers.
This particular cultural troupe it was gathered has brought many
international laurels to Nigeria on many occasions including representing the
African continent during to the last women conference in China.
Right: Dr. Don Mmuo (Deputy Rector) handing over copies of
POLYNEWS to the Vice President Xiamen University China, Prof. Wu
Daguang.
Welcoming the foreign visitors earlier before the cultural displays, the
Rector of the Polytechnic, Prof. Godwin Onu who was represented by the
Deputy Rector, Dr. Don Muo said that the polytechnic was very committed
in international cooperation of which this visit will help consolidate.
He noted that the Polytechnic has commenced the construction of Confucius
centre which will house the Confucius Institute for the training of students
studying Chinese language, culture and technology.
He stressed that The Federal Polytechnic Oko is ready to tap from the
experiences and developmental strides of China in its effort to fast track
intellectual and technological transformations.
He equally commended the management of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University
(NAU) Awka for partnering with the institution especially in both academic
and other areas of positive developments.
Onu informed that some members of the polytechnic community were
recently sent to China for various trainings, who will in turn teach other
students studying at the Confucius centre in Oko, adding that the
Polytechnic has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with about
three other foreign institutions on research and exchange programme.
Expressing gratitude for the cooperation between the Confucius centre and
the Polytechnic, the National Director of Confucius institute in Nigeria and
Deputy Vice Chancellor (DVC) Academics, NAU Prof. J.E Ahaneku said
the Federal Polytechnic Oko has distinguished itself especially in creating
the enabling environment for learning.
L-R: Dame Beatrice Ekwueme, Dr. Alex Ekwueme (Fmr. Vice President), Prof. J.E.
Ahaneku ((Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academics, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka,
and Mrs Christy Okoye of Confucius Institute, Federal Polytechnic, Oko at the
Cultural exchange programme.
Mrs Ogoo Okoye (Fine Arts Lecturer) guiding visiting Chinese staff from Xiamen
University, China at an art exhibition during the Cultural exchange programme
It would be recalled that the Federal polytechnic oko used the occasion to
show case some of the products of the fine and Applied Arts department like
artifices and locally designed batiks, sculptures among others.
The exhibition which came at the end of the cultural display excited the
Chinese visitors.
RECTOR TASKS SECONDARY SCHOOL
STUDENTS ON HUMILITY
The Rector, Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State Prof. Godwin Onu
yesterday tasked students of secondary schools on humility and
commitment, saying that lack of such values could derail them from
actualizing their potentials.
Onu reminded the Students of St. Joseph’s Secondary School, Umuona,
Aguata local government of Anambra State when they paid him a visit, that
they are the leaders of tomorrow and should not misuse the opportunity they
have to study.
The Rector thanked the staff of the school for embarking on the excursion
programme especially for selecting the polytechnic, adding that most of the
students would be undergraduates of the polytechnic in the nearest future.
He noted that their presence in the polytechnic would motivate them to study
and further their education based on the interactions with the undergraduates
of the polytechnic but insisted that without humility their desire to further
their studies could derail.
Left: Dr. Kanayo Enekwechi (Director, Works and Services), Prof. Godwin Onu
(Rector,) addressing students of St. Joseph's High School Umuona who were on
excursion visit to the Polytechnic.
According to him, “you can only further your studies by being humble.
Obey your parents and teachers and do your assignments. strive to read your
books and pass your examinations because you know you have some where
to go. Do not while away your time because if you do you will get lost and
miss your potentials”.
“But importantly be humble. Respect and obey your parents and teachers.
They may be hard on you today but they will not mislead you as they are
only preparing you as leaders of tomorrow. Be prayerful to God for giving
you life and ask God to guide you until you achieve what you want to be in
life”. The rector admonished.
He reminded them that lack of money or disability should not deter any one
from fulfilling his ambition in life and told them of a blind student who won
the best student award in the university even as he reminded them that
President Goodluck Jonathan had no shoes when he was a student like them.
“Be patient, honest and sincere in whatever you do. if you jump more than
your shadow, you will jump into trouble. Avoid violence and evil. Grow up
with the best intention of being of good character and not to harass or
intimidate your peers. Keep your environment clean at all time. Silver and
gold we have not but this advice is more than them”. Onu advised.
Responding, the proprietor of the secondary school, Mr. Joseph Okonkwo
thanked the Rector and other members of the polytechnic management for
availing them the opportunity and making out time to talk to the young
students.
Prof. Godwin Onu (Rector, Right) and Dr. Don Mmuo (Deputy Rector, left) pose for
a group photograph with students of St. Joseph's High School Umuona who were on
excursion visit to the Polytechnic.
He commended the Polytechnic for both the intellectual and infrastructural
development which the present administration has put in place at the
polytechnic and urged them not to relent in the strive for the polytechnic to
be uplifted to a polytechnic status.
ASUP SEEKS QUALITY REPRESENTATION
IN INSTITUTIONS’ COUNCIL
The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has called for quality
representation among members of Governing Councils of Polytechnics
insisting that only the appointment of academics into such body is the only
panacea to the rot in the education sector.
The National president of ASUP, Comrade Chibuzor Asomugha who stated
this at the Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State after receiving a brand
new car to facilitate his new position from the Rector of the Polytechnic,
Prof. Godwin Onu lamented that the appointment of politicians into the
governing councils as a of political compensations has hampered the
progress of the institutions’ manpower and structural facilities.
Rector Federal Polytechnic Oko, Prof. Godwin Onu presenting a car
key to the National president of the Academic Staff Union of
Polytechnic (ASUP) Comrade Chibuzor Asomugha
He charged the federal government to ensure that more academics who
appreciate the challenges in the education sector were appointed into such
Offices, adding that their appointment would reposition polytechnics in the
country.
According to him, “you need somebody who share the same vision with you
and who has your interest at heart to move forward. Other people can still
make meaningful impact in other sectors but education requires people who
have passion for its speedy development”.
Asomugha decried what he termed the widening dichotomy that exists
between Staff of tertiary institutions, adding that such dichotomy
demoralizes both staff and students of polytechnics.
He urged the federal government to channel more funds into training
institutions tasked with the development of self-employable manpower like
polytechnics, adding that it will reduce unemployment in the country.
He thanked the management of the polytechnic for the magnanimity which
he described as “extending the hands of camaraderie to the National body of
ASUP” adding that ASUP will always champion the cause of Polytechnics
development in both the local and national levels.
Responding, the Rector, Prof. Onu said the management of the Federal
Polytechnic Oko is labour friendly, which he said has reflected in the
policies of his administration.
He noted that the successes recorded by his administration were as a result
of the support and cooperation of the staff and students of the polytechnic.
He maintained that his administration was averse to crisis and noted that
with dialogue and collective efforts the institution will continue to grow.
He promised to put an enabling platform where any outstanding labour
matters would be resolved amicably.
Onu commended the polytechnic’s chapter of ASUP for winning the
National presidency, promising that the polytechnic has become a model
institution in labour matters across the nation.
Thanking the school management for identifying with the National body, the
Chapter Chairman, Dr. Onyeka Uwakwe called on the management to
facilitate the resolution of any lingering matter with labour, advising that the
school should be the cynosure for other institution in labour related matters.
ALUMNI
MATER
ASSOCIATION DONATES TO ALMA
The Federal Polytechnic Oko Alumni Association has donated sanitation and
security items to the institution to complement the institution’s resolve in
uplifting the polytechnic.
Secretary General and the Alumni Liaison Officer Nzeh Christian and
Ogbonna Chris who led the National Executive members of the association
to the polytechnic on a courtesy call recently said the donation was a way of
identifying with the institution that trained them, adding that the present
management led by Prof. Godwin Onu has created an enabling environment
for people with genuine interest in the development of the polytechnic to key
into.
Nzeh who represented the National President of the association, Sir Uchenna
Udensi, lauded the efforts of the Rector in turning Federal Polytechnic Oko
into a Polytechnic of the Moment where a culture of learning and teaching
has been entrenched.
from left: Mrs Uzoma Nwajiaku(Director of Treasury), Tony Nwaokolobia
(Registrar), Dr. Don Mmuo(Dep. Rector), Prof. Godwin Onu(Rector), Mr. Joseph
Obi(Bursar), Nze Christian(Secretary), Chris Ogbonna(Alumni Liaison Officer
handing over materials to Management). with them are Mrs Chinyere Akunebuni
(right, Director of Finance) and Callistus Okoye (2nd left, Asst. Sec.)
He added that the association was pleased with Onu’s effort in adopting an
all round development of the polytechnic and urged him not to relent.
Among the items presented were 35 giant waste bins and 300 pieces of
plastic gate pass for motor vehicles.
The items especially the waste bins according to the alumni association was
to complement the management’s efforts in the beautification and physical
aesthetics of the polytechnic and noted that students have already keyed into
the programme by keeping a clean environment.
On the other hand, the gate pass he explained will help monitor vehicular
movement in and out of the polytechnic, though he noted that no case of
missing vehicle has been reported in the institution.
Speaking, Prof Onu, commended efforts of the alumni association for
identifying with the polytechnic and expressed satisfaction that the efforts of
the management in sanitizing the institution were yielding desired fruit.
According to him, “we appreciate the kind gesture in identifying with us. As
you rightly observed the institution is headed towards perfection which as a
result of the Management effort in clinically creating a serene and clean
environment with unpolluted air that smells pure academics for our students
and staff”.
He recalled that the Polytechnic alumni in California has indicated interest
when they paid a courtesy visit to partner with the polytechnic, priding that
people are beginning to have confidence and pride in identifying with
Federal Polytechnic Oko unlike in the past when people hated to be
associated with the school.
“We want other stakeholders to emulate such exhibition of patriotism by
doing what is within their limits to improve facilities here. We have a vision
to become the best Polytechnic in the country and that had reflected in our
on-going infrastructural projects dotting all around our campuses” Onu
revealed.
(l-R) Dr. Don Muo, Deputy Rector, Mr. Joseph Obi, Bursar and Prof.
Godwin Onu, Rector Federal Polytechnic Oko when they received the
polytechnic Alumni association
He urged the association to take a message of peace everywhere they go as
there was no alternative to it, adding that the success recorded by his
administration would not have been possible without the peace which the
polytechnic enjoys.
“We have a collective responsibility to sustain peace and the enabling
environment”. Onu said and urged to continue identifying with the
polytechnic.
ONU BAGS OUTSTANDING RECTOR OF THE
YEAR AWARD
The Rector, Federal Polytechnic Oko Anambra state, Prof. Godwin Onu has
been awarded the most outstanding Rector of Polytechnic award for the year
2011 from the League of Democratic Students (LEADS).
The award according to the National President of LEADS, Comrade
Ochekwu Morgan “was in recognition of his unequalled interest in students
and staff welfare, passion for development, funds-attraction/raising acumen,
assisting the less-privileged in the society and student/youth empowerment”
In a speech before the presentation of the award, Ochekwu said, “what
seems to be most phenomenal about our recipient is his unequalled regards,
reception, care and compassion for everyone who comes his way at all times
either seeking assistance or mentorship or on official grounds-always eager
to assist”.
The National President of LEADS, Comrade Ochekwu Morgan (Right)
presenting the most outstanding Rector of Polytechnic award for the
year 2011 to Onu.
He noted that Onu was sincerely committed to nation building through
“qualitative teaching, learning and research, innovation of new pertinent
programmes and acquisition of equipment and infrastructural development”.
Ochekwu pointed out “the progress recorded in the Federal Polytechnic Oko
since the present management led by Prof. Godwin Onu came on board is as
outstanding as it is remarkable”, adding, “while his contemporaries may be
busy cogitating on how to manage and sustain their present programmes,
Federal polytechnic Oko is already breaking new grounds with programmes
that are both of strategic and comparative advantage to the development of
manpower requisite for the socio-economic progress of Nigeria”.
He lauded the polytechnic for introducing the study of Chinese language,
which he said will cement the economic advantage for both countries and
called for the upgrading the status of the polytechnic to a University of
science and technology.
In his response, Onu who was flanked by members of his management team
expressed appreciation to the group for recognizing their strides in uplifting
the education standard of the polytechnic.
He said that without the cooperation of the members of the team the
successes recorded by his administration would not have been possible,
adding that on his assumption of office in 2010 the school was faced with
many challenges which with the help of God the team of the School
management has been able to tackle to some extent.
Onu maintained that his aspiration was to make the Federal Polytechnic Oko
the number one in the country and a polytechnic to reckon with in the world
which he said informed the zeal with which the school was moving forward
despite the paucity of funds.
“We are keen on innovation and changing the face of the institution. Our
dream is to have a perfect environment for teaching and learning. We are
working today for tomorrow. We have to curb indiscipline and cultism for
the enabling environment we need. We are building the biggest library in the
entire southeast zone of Nigeria which will boost the reading culture of our
students”. Onu said.
The League of Democratic Students in a Group photograph with
Management shortly after the Award on Rector, Prof. Godwin Onu
(Middle).
The Registrar of the Polytechnic, Mr. Tony Nwaokolobia in his remark
lauded the Student group for the award, reminding the Rector that a golden
fish has no hiding place and urged him not to relent in his strive of making
Oko the Polytechnic of the moment.
According to him, Onu has the quality of making things happen, adding that
the polytechnic since the Rector took the helms of affairs has by far
transformed more than what was obtainable before especially because of the
holistic approach of the Rector.
PANIC AS LANDSLIDE RAVAGES ANAMBRA
COMMUNITIES
----Residents send SOS to Governments, World bank
Indigenes of Oko and Nanka communities both in Orumba North Local
Government Area of Anambra state have sent a Save Our Souls (SOS) to
both State, Federal Government and the World bank following a landslide
that rendered some members of the two communities homeless.
The landslide, which occurred last weekend around 8.00am it was gathered
further wreaked more havoc on the communities already ravaged by gully
erosion.
Oko is the hometown of former Vice president of Nigeria, Dr. Alex
Ekwueme while Nanka is the hometown of former Minister of Information
and Director General National Agency for Food and Drug Administration
Control (NAFDAC), Prof. Dora Akunyili.
The erosion which had reportedly claimed many lives and destroyed
property estimated at billions of Naira, according to residents of the
communities including the students of the Federal Polytechnic Oko took a
more dangerous dimension at the weekend when without any rain or seismic
signs the landslide cut the major drainage that has controlled the gully
erosion in the two community.
The landslide
As a result, residents around the area where the landslide occurred out of
panic fled to other parts of the communities but when by Monday nothing
happened again they returned to pack out their properties.
When reporters visited the area on Tuesday, the residents who were packing
out besieged them wailing and called on the government and the World
Bank to come to their aids.
The traditional ruler of Oko, Prof. Laz Ekwueme, in an interview with
reporters decried the menace of the landslide and erosion in his community
and called on the World bank to come to their assistance.
He disclosed that the contract for the control of the erosion which probably
triggered the landslide has been awarded for a very long time but was
abandoned for no known reasons and decried a situation where government
play politics with such important projects that will affect the lives of the
citizenry.
According to him, if the menace was not checked before the rainy season,
many buildings will be eroded including his ancestral home because the
abandoned drainage project that has been controlling the erosion has been
cut off by the landslide.
One of the victims whose house stands less than two metres away from the
landslide site Mr. Martin Ezeofor said he has been forced to move his family
to a safer place, adding that it was only a tree that hears that it will be cut
down and stands.
He appealed to the Federal government to come to their aids before the
entire communities were washed away.
He recalled that the menace of erosion has plagued the communities and the
environs including Ekwulobia and Amaokpala for more than a century
without any efforts by the government to address the issue.
Other residents who spoke to reporters at the landslide site were Ichie
Barnabas Nwafor, Bomboy Onyeagba, Cyprian Ezeokeke, Joseph
Ibeakamma, Hilary Ezeofor and Nneka Ezeokeke.
Victims recounting their ordeal
They all decried the devastating effect of the landslide, adding that the
cutting of the drainage will trigger off more menacing landslides once the
rains start which they said informed the evacuation of people and property
within the area.
The residents lamented the loss of lives to the menace in the past and that of
buildings and large expanse of farm lands in the recent time and called on
the Federal Government and environmental protection bodies to come to
their rescue.
Also speaking, the Public Relations Officer of the Federal Polytechic Oko
which its Extension site was being ravaged by the erosion, Mr. Obini
Onuchukwu noted that the students of the institution were also affected by
the landslide.
He said that some of the students who live outside the campus had relocated
because of the menace, adding that the extension site of the polytechnic was
being ravaged by the same menace.
Onuchukwu urged the relevant authorities responsible for tackling
environmental challenges to intervene as quickly as possible to avert further
disaster.
NEW CSO ASSUMES DUTY
DSP Charles Eze has formally assumed duty as the new Chief Security
Officer (CSO) of the Federal Polytechnic, Oko. Until his appointment, Eze
was formally a Deputy Superintendent of Police (Rtd) in the State Criminal
Investigation Department, Awka.
DSP Eze whose appointment is on contract basis took over from Mr. Ben
Onuegbu, the erstwhile Chief Security Officer of the polytechnic. His
appointment letter which was dated 23rd December, 2011 reads: I am
directed to offer you contract appointment as Chief Security Officer (CSO)
… with immediate effect … As long as you remain an employee of this
institution, you will be bound by the rules and regulations in force.
The letter which directed Eze to report to the personnel unit for further
documentation was signed by Chukwuemeka Uche (Deputy Registrar) in
charge of Central Administration.
NNADOZIE, EZEIKE, OTHERS GET STUDY
LEAVE
The Management of the Polytechnic has approved study leave for members
of staff as follows:
1. Nnadozie Juliet U., of Bursary Division got a part-time study
leave which took effect from the 2011/2012 academic session to
read PGD in Accountancy at Anambra State University, Uli. The
leave is expected to last for nine months.
2. Ezeike Obinna, of the Dept. of Electrical/Electronics got a parttime study leave which took effect from the 2011/2012 academic
session to read PGD in Electrical/Electronics Engineering at
Anambra State University, Uli. The leave is expected to last for
nine years.
3. Mrs. Sid-Abuchi NO., of Bursary Division got a study leave
which took effect from the 2011/2012 session to read M.Sc in
Accountancy and Financial Management at Birkbeck College,
University of London, England, United Kingdom. The leave is
expected to last for one year.
4. Okeke, Appolonia A. of Deputy Rector’s Office got a part-time
leave which took effect from the 2010/2011 academic session to
read Higher National Diploma at Federal Polytechnic, Oko, The
leave is expected to last for three years.
5. Okafor Julian Osita of Mechanical Engineering department got a
part-time leave which took effect from the 2010/2011 session to
read National Diploma in Public Administration at Federal
Polytechnic, Oko. The leave is expected to last for three years.
6. Arinze Ngozi of Records Unit got a part-time leave which took
effect from the 2011/2012 session to read Post Graduate Diploma
in Marketing at Anambra State University, Uli. The leave is
expected to last for nine months.
POST NO BILLS, MANAGEMENT WARNS
Ahead of new buildings springing up in the polytechnic, and renovation of
old ones, Management has warned members of the polytechnic community
to desist from posting bills on the walls of buildings as it compromises the
aesthetics and value of such buildings.
It would be recalled that Management had earlier banned pasting of
publications on polytechnic buildings, even before new buildings started
springing up. Management notes that it will view seriously future
contraventions to this policy.
Signposts have been acquired and would be situated at strategic locations for
the purposes of publishing information. Management encourages the
authorized use of same.
THREE SECURITY OFFICERS LOSE JOB
FOR MISCONDUCT
Chukwusili Suspended
Nwankwo Fired for Corrupt Practices
Management of the polytechnic has terminated the appointment of three
security officers. They were shown the way out as a result of what
Management termed gross misconducts. They were also directed to hand
over any polytechnic property in their possession to their Head of
Department.
The affected persons include:
1. Mr. Innocent Ezekannagha
Refer to query FPO/P/55/VOL.IV/249 of 8th February, 2012 which alleged
that you were absent from duty, from 18th December, 2011 to 3rd January,
2012 without any excuse.
It is also on our record that you had refused to answer the query under
reference up till the date of this letter, reasons best known to you.
You should know that your actions amount to gross misconducts in line with
the Public Service Rules.
As a result, Management has directed that your appointment with Federal
Polytechnic, Oko be terminated with immediate effect for obvious gross
misconducts.
2. Mr. Tochukwu Ezenwankwo
Refer to query FPO/P/55/VOL.IV/251 of 7th February, 2012 which alleged
that you were absent from duty, from October to December, 2011 without
any excuse.
It is also on our record that you had refused to answer the query under
reference up till the date of this letter, reasons best known to you.
You should know that your actions amount to gross misconducts in line with
the Public Service Rules.
As a result, Management has directed that your appointment with Federal
Polytechnic, Oko be terminated with immediate effect for obvious gross
misconducts.
3. Mr. Nwosu Chidi
Refer to query FPO/P/55/VOL.IV/250 of 7th February, 2012 which alleged
that you were absent from duty, from 18th December, 2011 to 8th January,
2012 without any excuse.
It is also on our record that you had refused to answer the query under
reference up till the date of this letter, reasons best known to you.
You should know that your actions amount to gross misconducts in line with
the Public Service Rules.
As a result, Management has directed that your appointment with Federal
Polytechnic, Oko be terminated with immediate effect for obvious gross
misconducts...
4. In a related development, Nwankwo Grace Chizoba of Stores Unit
has been dismissed from service for corrupt practices.
Refer to our letter ref No. FPO/P/55/VOL.IV/123 of 16th December, 2011
where you were indicted for gross misconduct.
Management acknowledged receipt of your response to the query under
reference, and was not satisfied with it.
As a result, I am directed to dismiss you from the service of Federal
polytechnic, Oko. By this letter, therefore, you are hereby dismissed, and
with immediate effect..
5. Mr. Emmanuel Chukwusili
Recall your lapses at your duty post at Rector’s house on 8th January, 2012
for which you were queried.
Management acknowledges receipt of your response to the query, and was
not satisfied.
Consequently, I am directed to suspend you from duty for three (3) months
with effect from 3rd February 2012 pending the determination of your case
by a constituted Disciplinary Committee. You are by this letter suspended…
SSAUTHRIAI HONOURS MEMBER
The Senior Staff Association of Universities Teaching Hospital Research
Institutes and Associated Institutions (SSAUTHRIAI), Federal Polytechnic,
Oko branch has organized a send off party in honour of her member, Mr.
Herbert Ezenagu who retired meritoriously after attaining the age of 60
years. Speaking at the ceremony, the branch Chairman, Mrs. Ifeoma
Ezeokoli commended Mr. Ezenagu and other members of the union for their
resilience and steadfastness. She also used the opportunity to commend the
Management of the Polytechnic under the able leadership of Prof.
(Comrade) Godwin Onu for the slight increase in the 2011 Christmas
package to staff.
Responding after some souvenir were presented to him, Mr. Ezenagu who is
currently spending his retirement in the United States of America and was
represented by Mr. Ikechukwu Nwokolo commended SSAUTHRIAI for her
fighting spirit and doggedness in championing the welfare of its members
and others. Present at the occasion were the Anambra State Treasurer of the
Trade Union Congress (TUC), Comrade Chris Ogbonna, Anambra State
Central Executive Committee member of NASU, Comrade Luke Nweke,
branch Secretary of NASU, Comrade Geoffrey Nwankwo, among others.
ADEOLA CONGRATULATES ONU
Following his installation as Fellow of the Institute of Entrepreneurs,
Nigeria, encomiums have started pouring in for Prof. Godwin Onu, the
performing Rector of the Federal Polytechnic, Oko.
One of such encomiums came from Fola Adeola, mni; an Officer of the
Federal Republic who wrote: May I congratulate you on your recent election
and inauguration as Honorary Fellow and Patron of the Institute of
Entrepreneurs, Nigeria. I pray that God continues to grant you wisdom,
grace and strength to continue to positively impact the society.
AJAKEMO HEADS ENTREPRENEURSHIP
DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
Management of the polytechnic has appointed a new Director for
Entrepreneurship Development. He is Mr. Benneth Ajakemo of the
Department of Public Administration and Management. He takes over from
Dr. Mrs Ebele Onwuka with immediate effect.
His appointment letter reads: “Management has approved your appointment
as the new Director for the centre for Entrepreneurship Development of the
Polytechnic with immediate effect.
“It is hoped that this appointment will motivate you to make more
meaningful contribution towards the upliftment of the polytechnic. Please
liaise with the immediate past Director, Dr. (Mrs) Ebele Onwuka, to
conclude necessary handover formalities.”
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
APPRECIATES RECTOR
EMSA Commends him
STUDENTS
The National Association of Environmental Science Students of the Federal
Polytechnic, Oko has written to the Rector, appreciating his positive role in
the school of Environmental. In a three paragraph letter which reads in parts,
the students wrote:
We the National Association of Environmental Science Students (NAESS),
Federal Polytechnic, Oko uses this medium to show appreciation based on
the positive changes; new look you have given to our faculty, School of
Environmental Design & Technology (SED&T) and entire campus at large.
There is an adage that says that personal esteem is divinely endowed in a
man by God just like the Rock of Gibraltar. We are very grateful that there
is an efflorescence of scientific publication in your administration which
shows that you are competent and that you have the charisma of leadership.
You have really provided us a conducive learning environment and also
promoted academic excellence in SED&T and in the entire campus at large.
We are very delighted with the new development you brought to our school.
We say more power to your elbow.
Meanwhile, the Estate Management Students have commended the Rector
over what they called his unequalled and monumental achievement in giving
the polytechnic a face lift. The two paragraph letter which was signed by the
Departmental President. Atuanya Emma reads in parts:
“We the entire students of Estate Management under the umbrella of Estate
Management Students Association (EMSA) wish to express our profound
gratitude towards your unequalled cum monumental achievement in giving
our great polytechnic a face lift; we pray that the Almighty God in his
infinite mercy will continue to guide and protect you as you paddle the boat
of this great institution.
“Sir, more power to your elbows.”
EZEAGU, UMEH, OTHERS EXONERATED
Following responses to queries earlier issued to them on alleged lateness,
absence from invigilation and absence at duty post, Management has
exonerated some staff from the alleged offences. Some were warned while
others were cautioned. They include:
Ezeagu Maria (Mrs) (SLT)
Reference is made to your reply to the query on lateness at Duty Post during
SERVICOM routine check on 06/09/2011. I am directed to inform you that
based on your response you are hereby exonerated. However, you are
advised to desist from any action that may lead you to suspicion.
Ume Chinwe (Records Dept.)
Reference is made to your reply to the query on Absence at Duty Post during
SERVICOM routine check on 2/9/2011. I am directed to inform you that
based on your response you are hereby exonerated. However, you are
advised to desist from any action that may lead you to suspicion.
Madukanze H. (SLT)
Reference is made to your reply to the query on lateness at Duty Post during
SERVICOM routine check on 6th September, 2011. I am directed to inform
you that based on your response you are hereby exonerated. However, you
are advised to desist from any action that may lead you to suspicion.
Okongwu B.N. Mrs. ( Hospitality & Tourism Mgt.)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 14/11/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 23/11/2011 on absence from invigilation during
2010/2011 2nd Semester Examinations. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Pastor Augustine N. Okeke ( Hospitality & Tourism Mgt.)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 14/11/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 17/11/2011 on absence from invigilation during
2010/2011 2nd Semester Examinations. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Surv. C.E. Akunebuni (Surveying & Geoinformatics)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 14/11/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 18/11/2011 on absence from invigilation during
2010/2011 2nd Semester Examinations. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Ezeakunne O.U. (Marketing)
Refer to the query issued to you on absence from invigilation during
2010/2011 2nd semester examinations, and your response to same on 2nd
December, 2011. Based on ill health which resulted to your absence from
duty, you are hereby exonerated. However, you are advised under any of
such circumstances to send early message to your Head of Department.
Obiorah John A. (Stores Dept., Atani Campus)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 24/10/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 14/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of
the SERVICOM routine checks on 6/10/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Okeke Juliana I. (Medical Services, Atani Campus)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 6/10/2011 and your reply
to the query dated 9/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the
SERVICOM routine checks on 6/10/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Azubike Eze (Ceramic Section)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 7/7/2011 and your reply
to the query dated 16/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the
SERVICOM routine checks on 7/7/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Orgekwe Ifeoma N. (Atani Campus)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 6/10/2011 and your reply
to the query dated 11/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the
SERVICOM routine checks on 6/10/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Nwadialor Uche C. (Computer Science)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 6/10/2011 and your reply
to the query dated 14/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the
SERVICOM routine checks on 6/10/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Ilo Gilbert (Works Dept.)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 14/11/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 23/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of
the SERVICOM routine checks on 8/7/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Uganeme Helen U. (Bursary Dept., Atani Campus)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 20/10/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 9/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the
SERVICOM routine checks on 6/10/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Ernest Obineli (Students Affairs Unit, Atani Campus)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 6/10/2011 and your reply
to the query dated 9/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the
SERVICOM routine checks on 6/10/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Nwaikwu Chioma Sylvia (Directorate Unit, Atani Campus)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 6/10/2011 and your reply
to the query dated 10/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the
SERVICOM routine checks on 6/10/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Anunobi Godwin (Civil/Building Works Services)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 14/11/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 21/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of
the SERVICOM routine checks on 8/7/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Otubelu Chinonso P. (Elect/Elect Dept.)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 9/8/2011 and your reply
to the query dated 17/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the
SERVICOM routine checks on 9/8/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Okafor Ifeoma P. (Registry Unit, Atani Campus)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 24/10/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 11/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of
the SERVICOM routine checks on 6/10/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to exonerate you from the alleged offence. You are therefore
exonerated.
Okafor Josephine C. (SIWES Unit)
Reference is made to your query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 17/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 7/7/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to warn
you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn you a more
disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter warned.
Nwokedi Ngozi T. (SIWES Unit)
Reference is made to your query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 17/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 7/7/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to warn
you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn you a more
disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter warned.
Offor Alice (CEP)
Reference is made to your query of 7/7/2011 and your response to same
dated 9/12/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 7/7/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to warn
you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn you a more
disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter warned.
Uzor Ngozi (Maths/Statistics Dept.)
Reference is made to your query of 20/10/2011 and your response to same
dated 10/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 06/10/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to
warn you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn you a
more disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter warned.
Anyadike Cecilia N. (Fine & Applied Arts)
Reference is made to your query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 18/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 7/7/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to warn
you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn you a more
disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter warned.
Okpaleke Theresa C. (Urban & Reg. Planning)
Reference is made to your query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 15/11/2011 on lateness at duty post during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 7/7/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to warn
you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn you a more
disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter warned.
Mr. Anjorin A.V. (SLT Dept.)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 14/11/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 17/11/2011 on absence from invigilation during
2010/2011 second Semester Examinations. Based on your response, I am
directed to warn you from the alleged offence. You are therefore warned.
V.C. Ezenagu (Urban & Reg. Planning)
Reference is made to the query issued to you dated 14/11/2011 and your
reply to the query dated 21/11/2011 on absence from invigilation during
2010/2011 2nd Semester Examinations. Based on your response, I am
directed to warn you from the alleged offence. You are therefore warned.
Aniemeka I. Mrs. (Dept. of Pub. Admin.)
Reference is made to the query issued to you and your response to same on
absence from invigilation during the 2010/2011 second Semester
Examination. I am directed to warn you to take your work seriously as a
repeat occurrence may earn you a more severe disciplinary action. You are
therefore warned.
Okeke Justina A. (Works Services Division)
Reference is made to the query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 18/11/2011 on lateness at duty post, during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 8/7/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to
caution you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn
you a more disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter cautioned.
You are further advised to obtain permission from your Head of Department
to avoid further embarrassment.
Uga Bibian (Hospitality Mgt. & Tourism)
Reference is made to the query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 18/11/2011 on lateness at duty post, during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 7/11/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to
caution you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn
you a more disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter cautioned.
You are further advised to obtain permission from your Head of Department
to avoid further embarrassment.
Orji Nneka (Admin. Unit, Works & Services)
Reference is made to the query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 21/11/2011 on lateness at duty post, during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 8/7/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to
caution you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn
you a more disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter cautioned.
You are further advised to obtain permission from your Head of Department
to avoid further embarrassment.
Chigbogu Kenechukwu (Medical centre)
Reference is made to the query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 21/11/2011 on lateness at duty post, during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 9/8/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to
caution you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn
you a more disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter cautioned.
You are further advised to obtain permission from your Head of Department
to avoid further embarrassment.
Udekwe Christiana (Polytechnic Library)
Reference is made to the query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 15/11/2011 on lateness at duty post, during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 7/7/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to
caution you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn
you a more disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter cautioned.
You are further advised to obtain permission from your Head of Department
to avoid further embarrassment.
Obidiegwu Victor (Elect/Elect Unit)
Reference is made to the query of 16/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 16/11/2011 on lateness at duty post, during one of the SERVICOM
routine checks on 9/8/2011. Based on your response, I am directed to
caution you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence may earn
you a more disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter cautioned.
You are further advised to obtain permission from your Head of Department
to avoid further embarrassment.
Orji Blessing (Food Tech. Dept.)
Reference is made to the query of 14/11/2011 and your response to same
dated 22nd November 2011 on lateness at duty post, during one of the
SERVICOM routine checks on 9/7/2011. Based on your response, I am
directed to caution you to take your work seriously as a repeat occurrence
may earn you a more disciplinary action. You are therefore by this letter
cautioned. You are further advised to obtain permission from your Head of
Department to avoid further embarrassment.
SABBATICAL LEAVE
Amah Out, Asoegwu in
Management of the Polytechnic has approved the release Amah Ferdinand
E. of the department of Quantity Surveying Department for one year
sabbatical leave in Federal College of Education (Technical), Umunze. In a
letter to Amah which was signed by A.O. Umeozor, the Deputy Registrar in
charge of Personnel, Management reminded him of his promise to always
cover his duties while on sabbatical leave. “Please, note your promise to
always cover your duties while on Sabbatical leave”, the letter said.
In a similar development, Management has approved the request for one
year sabbatical leave in the polytechnic made by Dr. Asoegwu M.N.N.
Following Management’s approval of his request, he has been placed on
CONTISS 15 as Chief Lecturer in the Department of Accountancy, School
of Financial Studies with effect from the day he assumes duty. His approval
letter states, “Please, report at the Personnel Unit upon receipt of this letter
for necessary documentation”.
MGT DIRECTS STAFF TO REFUND MONEY
Two staff of the polytechnic who were sponsored to an International
Conference but could not attend the conference have been asked to refund
the money. The staff include:
Mrs G.U. Anene (Department of Natural Science)
Management acknowledged receipt of your response to the query issued to
you on the above subject.
It frowned at your response which was totally unaccepted. Management was
of the view that you ought to have declared your intention of not attending
the conference rather than taking your own personal decision which was
contrary to the extant regulations. Presentation of papers by proxy was not
approved for you.
Your act therefore amounted to serious misconduct which may attract severe
disciplinary action.
In view of the above, I am directed to ask you to refund to the polytechnic
the total sum of one hundred and seventy-seven thousand, five hundred naira
(N177,500) which you were paid despite paying conference fee by proxy.
You are by this letter informed accordingly.
You were further directed to imbibe the principle of due process knowing
full well that the Rector is the final step in the administrative ladder, and not
the preliminary step. The Registrar takes the preliminary processes and
recommends to the Rector.
You are also warned in view of the consequences of your actions not to
indulge in any of such similar act as a repeat occurrence may attract a more
severe disciplinary action…
Nzekwe Regina Ujunwa (SERVICOM Unit)
Refer to the query issued to you on the above subject and your responses in
your letter dated 4th November, 2011. Be informed that Management has
looked into your various representations on the matter, and was not satisfied
with your explanations.
Management viewed that you were not serious after giving you such a
golden opportunity to update your knowledge. You should recall that
presentation of conference paper by proxy was not the initial arrangement,
and therefore not accepted by Management. Should anything have prevented
you from attending the conference after the necessary arrangement, you
were expected to inform your employer who made such approval for you.
You ought not to have made your personal arrangements, bearing in mind
that you are a subordinate officer.
Against this backdrop, I am directed to ask you to refund a total sum of one
hundred and ninety-two thousand naira (N192,000) which you were paid to
attend the conference.
I am further directed to warn you to desist from such acts which may put
your image and that of the polytechnic in the dark, as a repeat of any of
similar act(s) may attract you a severe disciplinary action…
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OVER 120 STUDENTS EXPELLED
CERTIFICATE FORGERY
FOR
In a sustained fight against corruption and related practices, Management of
the Federal Polytechnic, Oko has expelled over 120 students for allegedly
being in possession of fake academic credentials.
The phony documents include National Diploma certificates and O’level
certificates. The forged credentials were used to either secure admission into
National Diploma or Higher National Diploma programmes as it applied.
Some others who were also expelled were indicted by Exam Misconduct
Panel.
Reacting to the development, Rector of the institution, Prof. Godwin Onu
vowed to continue the crusade against corruption. He said his administration
has zero tolerance for corruption and lousiness and would stop at nothing to
maintain the high level of discipline and sanity already existing in the
polytechnic. Continuing, “We will not allow a few bad eggs to re-establish
the old order again”, Onu said. On the list include:
S/N
1.
2.
NAME AND REG. NO.
AKARAIWE ANTHONY .C.
ND/BS/96/20257
IHEAKAM TOCHI .O.
ND/BS/EVP/98/9802
3.
ONUEGBU JUDE
ND/BS/95/7295
4.
NWOKIKE HAPPINESS .C.
FPO/ND/ACC/2001/11667
ANYAJI MARIA GORETTI .A.
FPO/ND/BF/93/017
NWAPA CALLISTA UGONDU
FPO/UNA/BS/ND/95/40764
NWAFOR CHUKWUMA
FPO/BS/UNA/ND/95/11919
OGUAJU MABEL
FPO/BAM/ND/UNA/92/4137
5.
6.
7.
8.
REASONS FOR EXPULSION
Forged 0’level, SSC Nov/Dec 1996.
Forged Preliminary Exam. Result
ref:FPO/P/ND/TRP/97/4028 dated September,
1998.
Forged ND Statement of Result dated 14th
August 1998. on Building studies Federal
Polytechnic, Oko wef Sept. 1997.
Forged 0’level Statement of result, June, 1997.
Forged 0’level, SSC June 1992.
Forged 0’level, GCE Dec. 1984
Forged ND Statement of result, dated 3rd
August, 2000 in BAM Wef 1997.
Forged 0’level GCE June, 1982.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
ORJI CLARA CHINYERE
FPO/FS/UNA/94/12332
OKAFOR NGOZI .F.
ND/SS/UNA/96/20721
NWAJIDE SCHOLAR
IFEOMA
FPO/MC/88/8469
UZOEGBE CHINYERE
AGATHA
FPO/ND/MKT/2005/6078
ANIEGBO NKECHI
FPO/ND/EVP/MC/06/3042
ONWUACHUMBA LYNDA
.N. FPO/EVP/ND/MC/98/9867
EDEH UDOKA STANLEY
FPO/ND/PAD/08/024
16.
NWOSU OZIOMA GOSPEL
FPO/ND/PAD/08/144
17.
OBI LILIAN IFUNANYA
FPO/ND/PAD 08/145
18.
EGBOM CHINENYE
FPO/ND/SUG/07/006
19.
OHAEKWUZIE FAITH .C.
FPO/ND/ACC/09/081
20.
OBIEZEIGBO RICHARD
21.
MOKOBIA BLESSING .I.
ND/ACC/94/2734
ONYEALI CALLISTA
IJEOMA .U.
FPO/MKT/92/30587
OBI GLADYS .N.
22.
23.
Forged ND Statement of result dated 12th June,
1998 in Financial Studies Wef Dec, 1997.
Forged 0’level, GCE June 1990.
Forged 0’level GCE Dec. 1988.
Forged ND Statement of result, dated 5th Nov.
2003 in Marketing Wef Dec. 2002.
Forged Preliminary Exam result, ref:
FPO/P/ND/BAM/UNA/95/17904 dated
10103199.
Forged 0’level, SSC June 1995.
Expelled based on recommendation of Exam
Misconduct Panel, Team B for 2009/2010 first
Semester report
Expelled based on recommendation of Exam
Misconduct Panel Team B for 2009/2010 first
semester report.
Expelled based on recommendation of Exam
misconduct panel, Team B for 2009/2010 first
semester report.
Expelled based on Recommendation of Exam
misconduct panel, Team B for 2011/2009/2010
first semester report.
Expelled based on the Recommendation of the
Exam misconduct Panel, Team B for
2009/2010 first Semester report
Expelled based on the Recommendation of
Exam misconduct Panel Team B for 2009/2010
first semester report.
Forged ND Accountancy Statement of result,
dated 2nd September 1997 wef June 1996.
Forged 0’level SSC September 1991.
Forged 0’level, SSC May/June 1997 from
24.
25.
26.
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35.
36.
37
38.
FPO/ND/BS/UNA/98/32715
ONAH BLESSING .U.
FPO/ND/PAD.05/17122
OKAFOR FLORENCE
FPO/ND/INS/05/15301
EZEOBI ANTHONIA .A.
FPO/HND/SS/97/5648
NWAOGWUGWU COLLINS
.C.
HND/MKT/94/975
FRANK .O. OKWUOGOR
FPO/HND/MKT/EVE[96/3994
NWANKWO CHINELO
PHINA
FPO/EVP/HND/SS/97/8712
ONUORAH ROSELINE UJU
FPO/HND/BF/97/5910
OKECHUKWU SIMON .A.
FPO/HND/UNA/BF/96/23875
ORI .C. SANDRA
FPO/HND/UNA/MKT/95/14776
EZUKAM JUSTUS .U.
FPO/HND/EVP/MKT/96/1847
MUKOLU UCHE .0.
FPO/HND/MKT/UNA/96/22750
MOKOBIA BLESSING IFY
HND/ACC/97/13368
NKEOGA GODDAY .A.
FPO/HND/QS/08/013
UMOH UNYIME BASSEY
FPO/HND/EE/07/098
NDUKWE PETER
FPO/HND/CVE/08/014
Ezeike High School Nibo.
Impersonation see, memos in her file dated 6th
January, 2011 and another of 10th Nov. 2010
referenced FPO/AB/37/VOL.11/118
“Expelled” was written on the file. No other
information was found on the file.
Forged 0’level, GCE, JUNE, 1990
Forged Fed-Poly Oko ND result in Marketing
June 1996 dated 4th Dec. 1996
Forged ND result in Marketing of 1995 dated
26/11/96. from Fed-Poly Oko.
Forged 0’level, SSC June 1992
Forged ND Statement of result of Fed-Poly
Oko wef 1996 dated 18/9/97
Forged HND and ND Statement of result of
Fed-Poly Oko, HND Banking & Finance, Dec,
1998, dated 14th June 2000
ND Banking & Finance, 1996, dated 4th May
2000.
Forged 0’level, SSC 1991
Forged 0’level, SSC 1994
Forged ND Statement of result in Marketing,
June 1996 dated 23/9/1997 from Fed-Poly Oko.
Forged ND result of June 1996 dated 2/9/97
from Fed-Poly Oko.
Forged ND Statement of result dated Nov. 4th,
2008 from Fed-Poly Nekede in Quantity
Surveying wef July 2007.
Faked ND Statement of result from Fed-Poly
Nekede
Forged ND Statement of result from Fed-Poly
Nekede dated 4th March 2008 in Civil
Engineering wef July 2006.
39.
CHIEGENE STEVEN
FPO/HND/CVE/08/015
40.
OKEREAFOR EZENWANYI
.C.
FPO/HND/LSC/08/094
OBINNA AGHADIGBO S.
FPO/HND/MKT/05/13043
NWOKOCHA EGEMONYE
FPO/HND/SS/05/12384
OKAFOR CHIGOZIE .C.
FPO/HND/ACC/07/140
OGBOKA JUSTICE .O.
FPO/HND/BAM/08/045
41.
42.
43.
44.
45
46.
47.
48.
ELEBRA JOSEPH IWOR
FPO/HND/ARCH/08/015
DUMNOI PATIENCE .D.
FPO/HND/MKT/07/030
UMOH OKON HANNAH
FPO/MKT/HND/05/12326
OKEDINMA
BARTHOLOMEW .K.
FPO/HND/ARC/08/017
49.
NJOKU MAXWELL .C.
FPO/HND/PAD/08/214
50
NWADIKE CHINYERE .C.
FPO/HND/SLT/08/086
ANYANWU OSINACHI .C.
FPO/HND/BT/07/013
51.
52.
53.
UWAM KENNETH SUNDAY
FPO/HND/EE/07/084
ANOZIE EMMANUEL .M.
FPO/HND/MKT/07/045
Forged ND Statement of result from Fed-Poly
Nekede dated 20th Sept. 2005 in Civil
Engineering wef Nov. 2004.
Forged ND Statement of result from Fed-Poly
Nekede dated Jan. 28th 2008 in Library Science
wef July 2006.
Forged ND Statement of result.
Forged ND Statement of result from Fed-Poly
Nekede.
Forged ND result from Fed-Poly Nekede
Forged ND Statement of result in Business
Admin. & Mgt. from Fed. Poly Nekede dated
February 19th 2008.
Forged ND Arch. wef JULY 2006 dated 16
April 2008 from Fed.Poly Nekede
Forged IMT National Diploma result in
Marketing see letter from IMT
ref:IMT/AA/04/VOL.X11/22 dated June 16,
2010.
Forged ND in Marketing wef May 2006 dated
3rd July 2007 Fed. Poly Oko.
Forged ND in Architecture wef August 2005
dated 8th Sept. 2006 Federal Polytechnic
Nekede
Forded ND in Public Admin. Wef July 2006
dated 13th February 2008. Federal Polytechnic,
Oko.
Forged ND result
Forged ND in Building Technology wef
August 2005 dated April 19th 2002. Federal
Polytechnic Nekede
Forged ND Federal Polytechnic, Nekede.
Forged ND result Federal Polytechnic, Nekede.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
IHEKERE CHIGOZIE .O.
FPO/HND/EE/07/092
IHEAKANDU PATIENCE .N.
FPO/HND/BF/05/12948-02
OGU OGECHI .R.
FPO/HND/MKT/08/001
MBACHU JUDE .O.
FPO/HND/ARCH/08/018
CHUKWUNEKE MARTIN .C.
FPO/HND/ARC/07/034
EMEGWA LINDA .C.
FPO/HND/LSC/07/009
IHEASI EZINNE
UGOCHUKWU
FPO/HND/ACC/03/28919
UZOKWE NGOZI .A.
FPO/HND/TRP/07/024
OPALA STANLEY .A.
FPO/HND/PAD/08/059
Forged ND result Fed-Poly Nekede
Forged ND Statement of result,
ND/BF/2002/13671 dated 25th July, 2006
Federal Polytechnic, Nekede
Forged ND in Marketing wef July 2007 dated
April 16th 2008 Fed-Poly Nekede.
Forged ND in Architecture wef August 2005
dated January 25th 2007 Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede.
Forged ND result Architecture.
Forged ND result Federal Polytechnic, Nekede.
Forged ND result in Accountancy wef January,
2003 dated 15th Sept. 2003 Federal
Polytechnic, Nekede.
Forged ND result in Town and Regional
Planning Federal Polytechnic, Nekede.
Forged ND in public Admin. wef July 2006
dated January 25th 2008 Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede.
ONYINYECHI .C. OGBOO
Forged ND in Public Admin. wef July 2006
FPO/HND/PAD/08/058
dated May 20th 2008 Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede.
ONWUCHEKWA MONICA .C. Expelled on recommendation of Exam
FPO/HND/LSC/08/063
misconduct, Team B. Forged ND in Library
Science wef May 2002 dated 2nd February
2004, Federal Polytechnic, Oko
EGEJURU GLORIA .C.
Forged ND in Library and Information Scince
FPO/HND/LSC/09/027
wef July 2001 dagted June 6th 2008 Federal
Polytechnic, Nekede
EKWEREKWU EDITH .O.
Forged 0’level Senior School Certificate
HND/MKT/98/EVP/10333
Nov/Dec 1994.
CAROLINE UDEGBUNAM. A. Forged ND Statement of result June 1997 dated
HND/BAM/UNA/97/30862
12th February, 1998.
CHUKWUDIKE ADAORA .C. Forged Preliminary ND result dated 12th Sept.
HND/MC/UNA/99/4130
1999. Ref: FPO/P/ND/BF/96/693
EJIOGU ANASTECIA .A.
Forged 0’level, Senior School Certificate
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
FPO/HND/ACC/U/99/40485
UCHE, HARRISON
UCHECHUWKU
FPO/HND/CVE/08/016
ONYIBE PETER NDUKA
FPO/AC/HND/CS/06/043
UMOH NSIKAK SUNDAY
FPO/HND/EE/07/076
OMORDI CHUKWUKA
CHIKA
FPO/HND/EE.07/048
ONYEGBULE SYLVANUS .E.
FPO/HND/08/EE/022
OZIMUO EZENWOKO
PRINCE
FPO/HND/EE/08/033
EGWU GODSWILL
FPO/HND/EE/08/093
77.
AKPAN SAMUEL DAVID
FPO/HND/QS/08/017
78.
EZERIBE CHINWENDU
HENRY; FPO/HND/EE/08/048
ONWUMERE ANTHONY
IKECHUKWU
FPO/HND/MKT/08/061
NNOROM UGONNA .C.
FP0/HND/EE/08/102
79.
80.
81.
OKEKE MODESTA .O.
FPO/HND/MKT/08/111
82.
OSUEKE VICTORY
CHUKWUDI
FPO/HND/BT/08/013
OHAKAMNU MODESTUS .I.
FPO/HND/ARC/07/038
83.
December, 1994.
Forged ND in Civil Engineering wef July 2006
dated May 28th 2008, Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede.
Forged ND in Computer Science wef August
2005 dated Sept. 15th 2006, Federal
Polytechnic, Nekede
Forged ND result Federal Polytechnic, Nekede
Forged ND result, Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede
Forged ND result in Elect/Elect Engr. Wef July
2006 dated July 30th 2006
Forged ND result in Elect/Electronics Engr.
Wef October, 2004 dated April 24th 2008
Federal Polytechnic, Oko.
Forged ND in Elect/Electro. Engr. wef August
2005, dated Sept, 28 2007 Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede.
Forged ND result in Quantity Surveying wef
August 2005 dated May, 20th 2008.
Federal Polytechnic, Oko.
Forged ND result Elect/Elect. wef August 2006
dated December, 7th 2007.
Forged ND in Purchasing & Supply wef
August 2005 dated May, 31st 2007.
Forged ND in Elect/Elect Engineering wef July
2007 dated August 25th 2008. Federal
Polytechnic, Nekede.
Forged ND result in Building Tech. wef July
2006 dated Dec. 12th, 2007 from Federal
Polytechnic, Nekede
Forged ND in Building Tech wef July 2006
dated Dec. 12th 2007, from Federal
Polytechnic, Nekede.
Forged ND in Arch. wef August, 2005 dated
August 24th 2008, Fed-Poly Nekede
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
NJOKU GOODLUCK
CHIEMEZIEM
FPO/HND/BAM/06/004
OGBONNA CHINYERE
FPO/HND/BAM/06/060
AHAMEFULE CHRISTINA
FPO/HND/CSC/07/001
NNAMANI RITA NKIRUKA
FPO/HND/05/MKT/21947
OZOR SUZAN .N.
FPO/HND/R/06/16705
AMADI ESTHER KC.
FPO/HND/ACC/05/12245
OHAKOSIM MILLITUS
FPO/HND/ARCH/06/039
NWANERI EMEKA .E.
FPO/HND/07/032
OBINWE UBAKA CHIGOZIE
FPO/HND/BT/07/028
EJIOFOR PAUL .C.
FPO/HND/BT/07/011
IJEWUBA CALISTA
CHIDINMA
FPO/AC/CS/HND/CS/06/050
IKERI HENRY .N.
FP/HND/BT/08/017
Forged ND result of Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede.
Forged ND BAM in Rivers State Polytechnic.
This is in reference to letter of confirmation of
result dated June 16, 2010.
Forged ND Result of Federal Polytechnic
Nekede.
Forged ND Result
Forged ND result
Forged ND result.
Forged ND in Arch, wef August, 2005 dated
August, 24th 2006, Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede.
Forged ND result from Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede.
Forged ND statement of result from Federal
Polytechnic, Nekede.
Fored ND in Building Tech. wef October,
2005 dated August 18th 2008, Federal
Polytechnic, Nekede.
Forged ND in Computer Science wef August
2005 dated Sept. 26th 2008.
Forged ND in Building Tech. wef July 2006
dated February, 12th 2008, from Federal
Polytechnic, Nekede.
ANYANWU JOHNSON
Forged ND Statement of result from Federal
FPO/HND/EE/07/068
Polytechnic, Nekede.
IHUOMA JULIUS CHIBUNNA Forged ND result from Akanu Ibiam Fed-Poly
FPO/AC/CS/HND/06/030
Unwana. This is contained in a letter from
Fed-Poly Unwana ref:
AIFPU/REG.R/17/VOL.9/303 of June 15th,
2010.
OBI ANAYO J.
Forged ND Statement of result
FPO/HND/MC/04/9918
99.
OBIANO KINGSLEY .J.
FPO/HND/CTC/07/040
100. OSUJI IKECHUKWU
CHRISTIAN
FPO/HND/ARCH/08/012
101 AMADI KINGSLEY KASSIM
FPO/HND/MKT/08/069
Forged ND result from the Fed-Poly Ede, Osun
State. This is reference to a letter ref:
FPE/R/EBR/5.02 dated 14th June 2010.
Forged ND in Arch, wef August, 2006 dated
July 18th 2007 from Fed-Poly Nekede
Forged ND in Marketing wef July 2006 dated
August 15th 2008 from Federal Polytechnic,
Nekede
102 AIGUOBARUEGHIAN KELLY Forged ND Statement of result and Clearance.
FPO/HND/BF/EVP/05/22689
103 UMEH CHIUGO RUTH
Forged ND Statement of result.
FPO/HND/BF/05/11529
104 ALLI ONYEBUCH OZOKO
Forged ND in Accountancy wef May 2006
AGHAJIUBA
dated 2nd July 2007 from Federal Polytechnic,
Oko.
FPO/HND/ACC/03/103
105 AGAJIUBA OGOCHUKWU
Forged Statement of result.
FPO/HND/EVP/EM/05/21466
106 NWOYE OLUCHI .F.
Forged Statement of result.
FPO/HND/SS/07/014
107. OYIBOCHA OMAMUYOVWI Got Admission Clearance on the 11th Jan. 2005
.E.
Got ND Statement of result on the 7th August,
2007 from Fed-Poly Oko.
HND/BAM/04/3362
108 NWACHUKWU JULIUS .I.
Forged ND result from Federal Polytechnic,
FPO/AC/HND/MST/07/009
Nekede.
109. IHIM CHARISH .C.
Forged ND result from Federal Polytechnic,
FPO/HND/CSC/07/025
Nekede
110 EZEIBEKWE NGOZI .U.
Forged ND result from Federal Polytechnic,
FPO/HND/MKET.07/054
Nekede
111 IRO AUGUSTINE .C.
Forged ND in Elect/Elect Engineering wef
FPO/HND/EE/08/030
October, 2004 dated July 17th 2007 from
Federal Polytechnic, Nekede.
112 INYEKWE CHINWENDU .J.
Forged ND Statement of result from Federal
FPO/HND/MKT/07/055
Polytechnic, Nekede.
113 UGBE LUCKY PAUL
Forged ND in Accountancy from Ekwenugo
FPO/HND/ACC/04/5593
Okeke Polytechnic, Uli Ref:
EKOTECH/EX/SR/170 dated May 19th 2005.
114 NJIMAEZI CHIMA GOSPEL
Forged ND in Elect/Elect Engineering wef July
FPO/HND/EE/08/034
2007 dated August, 12 2008 From Federal
115
UMEH CHIZOBA GLORIA
FPO/HND/LSC/08/022
116
MADUKA GLORIA NGOZI
FPO/HND/EM/09/067
117
OJI RICHARD EKELE
FPO/HND/MC/96/11140
118
WILLIE FRIDAY IME
FPO/HND/TRP/20009308
FRANK CHARITY .O.
FPO/HND/MKT/11381
119
120
IBENEME JOYCE OLUCHI
FPO/BF/HND/UNA/96/21027
121. MBA AYO ETEA
FPO/HND/EVP/ACC/95/266
122 EZEIRUOMA CHIMEZIE
FPO/HND/ACC/93/33613
123 OJIH CONSTANTINE .O.
FPO/HND/BF/UNA/97/28332
124
125
LINDA OBELEAGU
FPO/HND/MKT/09/129
WAREGAI TIMI GLORIA
Polytechnic, Nekede.
Expelled based on the recommendation of the
Exam misconduct Committee Team B
2009/2010 session, forged ND Statement result
in Lib. Science wef February 2006 dated Dec,
19th 2008 from Fed Poly Oko.
Expelled based on the recommendation of
Exam misconduct Committee Team B. from
2009/2010 session.
Forged HND result HND (Mass Comm) wef
Sept. 1998 dated 4th February, 1999. Federal
Polytechnic, Oko.
Forged SSC June 1996.
Forged ND (Business Studies (Marketing)
Nov. 1998 dated 2nd Nov. 1999 from Federal
Polytechnic, Oko.
Forged O’level, SSC Dec. 1993
Offer of admission read, 25/4/96, HND result
reads, 17th December, 1997.
Forged 0’level, GCE 1989
Forged ND & HND Statement of results ND
(Accountancy) wef Dec. 1996.
HND (Accountancy)wef Dec. 1999 dated 7th
July 2000 from Federal Polytechnic Oko.
Forged ND Statement of Result
FPO/ND/MKT/EVP/OS/19660
Forged ND result
Meanwhile, Management has upheld the expulsion order earlier slammed on
some students for examination misconduct. In upholding the order,
Management noted their plea for leniency but insisted that the rustication
order still stands. They are Maduka Gloria Ngozi (FPO/HND/EM/09/069)
and Nwogo Onyinyechi Favour (FPO/ND/PAD/05/16421)
PICTURES FROM THE CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMME
BETWEEN XIAMEN UNIVERSITY, CHINA AND FED. POLY,
OKO.
Mkpokiti Cultural Troupe from Umunze performing on stage
Mkpokiti Cultural Troupe from Umunze performing on stage
Students of Confucius Institute, Fed. Poly, Oko performimg on stage
Visiting Chinese Students Cultural Troupe from Xiamen University, China
performing in Federal Polytechnic, Oko
Visiting Chinese Students Cultural Troupe from Xiamen University, China
performing in Federal Polytechnic, Oko
Pupils of Pope John Paul II Primary School, Oko, Anambra State performing at the
event.
Birthday: Chukwuebuka Nnamdi Udeze (Middle) recently celebrated his 1st
birthday anniversary. He is flanked by his parents, Mr. Chigozie Udeze of
the Public Relations Unit and wife, Amaka.
Special Assistant to the Rector, Mr. Amobi P. Chiamogu and wife, former Miss
Uchechukwu P. Anierobi during their wedding recently.
Mr. Nonso Okeke of Bursary Unit and wife, Fmr Miss Chioma Onyeagba at their
wedding recently.
FED. POLY OKO QUALIFIES FOR 2012
NIPOGA
The Federal polytechnic Oko, Anambra State last week qualified for the
2012 edition of the Nigeria Polytechnic Games (NIPOGA) after defeating
Yaba College of Technology (Yabatech), federal Polytechnic Auchi Edo
state and Rufus Giwa Polytechnic Owo, Osun State to clinch three tickets in
Male category of football, male and female categories of Volleyball.
Poly News gathered this at the just concluded NIPOGA zonal preliminaries
for zone A, held at Delta State Polytechnic Oghara, (DESPO) Delta State.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, the Rector of DESPO Dr. (Mrs.) E. C.
Sogbaike expressed delight for hosting such games for the first time since
the inception of the institution.
Mrs. Sogbaike welcome all the contingent and also thanked the organizers
for successful organization and wished the contingent injury free games.
The sports loving Rector who described herself as a footballer urged the
contingent to feel at home and be good ambassadors of their respective
institutions while wishing them happy stay and assured of the safety of the
contingent throughout their stay in the institution.
Among the institutions that made up the zone who participated were the
Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Yabatech, Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo, others
were Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi, Federal Polytechnic, Uwana, and Moshood
Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokute.
Federal Polytechnic Oko won the football competition after defeating
Yabatech in a penalty shootout on 5:4 aggregate.
Other areas of success recorded by Oko included volleyball male and female
categories.
The polytechnic male volleyball team demonstrated high level commitment
and skills when they beat three of their group teams by three zero each,
which gave them outright qualification for the main game come April 2012.
In a media chat with the polytechnic football coach, Mr. Okwudini Jimoh
Edward, who dedicated the victory to Jesus Christ, thanked God for giving
the polytechnic the victory,
He said his mission in the polytechnic was not just coaching of students, but
also to make the team believe in the lord Jesus Christ.
Okwudini, former player and coach of Rangers football club Enugu said he
is optimistic that his team will do the polytechnic proud in the main game by
clinching the trophy, if given all the necessary support.
The two polytechnic volleyball coaches, Sir Samuel Ogbuli, who
coordinated Volleyball for the zone and Mr. Uche Okafor, also expressed
happiness for qualifying for NIPOGA and promised to make the institution
proud when the Games start in April.
They also thanked the management for their support so far and solicited for
more support in the main games.
Addressing the Oko polytechnic contingent, the technical organizing
committee chairman for zone A, and also the chief sports coach of the
polytechnic, Mr. Chukwuma Okafor expressed satisfaction and thanked the
contingent for making him and the polytechnic proud.
Mr. Okafor who contributed immensely towards the success of Oko
contingent, promised to raise a compact programme for the main NIPOGA
that will facilitate good result at the main games.
The Director of sports Federal Polytechnic Oko, Ven. J. C. Umeasiegbu said
the teams have made him proud, thanking the management for giving him
the opportunity to exhibit his talent in the field of sports and equally
commended the coaches for their efforts.
-As Rector fetes Polytechnic Sports Contingent
The Rector Federal Polytechnic Oko Anambra state, Prof Godwin Onu has
feted the Polytechnic’s Sports contingent to the Nigerian polytechnic Games
(NIPOGA) preliminaries after they beat Yabatech to clinch the sole ticket.
The Federal polytechnic Oko Sports contingent it was gathered won the
male and female category in Volleyball and won the male football category
for NIPOGA zone A.
Receiving the contingent, Onu lauded them for wining the trophies and
making the polytechnic proud.
He splashed cash donations of N10,000 and N5,000 respectively on the
Volleyball (male and female teams), male football team and male and
female handball as well as female football teams.
The highly elated rector said he was impressed by the commitment of school
contingents to the NIPOGA preliminary games which accounted for the
huge successes recorded by the federal Polytechnic Oko.
Onu emphasized that his administration was keen in developing all the
sectors in the school including sports which he said informed the total
strengthening of the sports unit and expressed happiness as the new
development was yielding the desired result.
He pledged both material and moral supports to enable the contingent win
more laurels at the oncoming NIPOGA which has been slated for April 2012
at the Federal Polytechnic Ede, Osun State
Responding, the Director of Sports, Ven. Jonathan Umeasiegbu thanked the
Rector and members of his management for the support and encouragement
which he said enabled the contingent to record such feat.
He added that the contingent on their part will reciprocate the gesture by
being more committed and winning more laurels for the institution.
He particularly lauded the sound training in the polytechnic which he said
accounted for comportment, discipline and obedience witnessed in the
tournament, insisting that it played a greater role in the victory which the
institution recorded.
The Students Union Government (SUG) Director of Sports Comrade
Kenneth Okoh Praised the Rector for identifying with the contingent and
promised that they will not let the polytechnic down.
He noted that they were humbled by the kind gesture and professional tactics
of the polytechnic’s technical crew which he said motivated the contingent
to put in their best until victory was recorded.
Oko promised that they will not stop at the zonal success until they clinch
the trophy at the 2012 NIPOGA finals.
SCENES FROM 2012 NIPOGA QUALIFIERS AT DELTA STATE
POLY, OGHARA
Oko Volleyball team (blue) thrashing it out with Yaba Tech., Lagos.
Federal Polytechnic, Oko male Volleyball team
L-r: Kenneth Okoh (SUG Director of Sports), Obini Onuchukwu (Poly PRO), Ven.
Jonathan Umeasiegbu (Director of Sports) and Prof. Godwin Onu (Rector)
watching as Umuasigbu addresses the contingent
Federal Polytechnic, Oko Female football team
Federal Polytechnic, Oko Male football team
Chukwuma Okafor (Head Coach), Obini Onuchukwu (Poly PRO), Jimoh Okwudini
(Football Coach) and Prof. Godwin Onu (Rector) watching as Jimoh recounts their
experiences at Oghara.
Rector, Prof. Godwin Onu (Middle), flanked by PRO and Director of Sports
addressing the contingent on their outstanding performance at Oghara
LIST OF STAFF GRANTED STUDY LEAVE UNDER THE CURRENT ADMINISTRATION
S/N
1
NAME
Edome R. Taire
DEPT.
Fashion
Design
2
3
Ezenwosu Emelda
Chukwuma Nkiruka A.
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Anierobi Nneka
Ezeokafor U. Nwanneka
Nwafor Grace N.
Uganeme Helen U. (Mrs)
Okoli Catherine I.
Nwankwo Chioma F.
Ejezie Sabina
Nwosu Nkem Dorathy
Menkiti C. Amechi
Ezeofor Ifeoma F.
14
15
16
17
Agbo Rachel N.
Okafor Clara N.,
Ofodile G.O.C. Esq.
Uba Obiageli Christiana
18
19
Nkwonta Sussana Ngozi
Emele C.J. (Mrs0
COURSE / FIELD
Masters Degree in Textile,
Fashion and Surface
Design
Schl of Bus.
HND in Pub. Adm.
Ekwueme
Masters in Library &
Lib.
Information Science
Verification
M.A. in Linguistics
Admissions
MBA, Marketing
Council Sec.
HND in Bus. Adm.
Atani Campus PGD
Mass Comm. PGD in Mass Comm.
Mass Comm. PGD in mass Comm.
Bursary
M.Sc in Accountancy
FAA
ND in Accountancy
Elect/Elect
M.Sc in Engineering
Students
ND in Pub. Adm.
Affairs
Mass Comm. PGD in Mass Comm.
Acc. Dept.
PGD in Accountancy
Est. Mgt.
M.Sc. in Estate Mgt.
Physical
Bus. Adm. & Mgt.
Planning
GS
MLS in Library & Info. Sc.
GS
M.Sc in Psychology
20
Ubaka Felicia N.
Pub. Adm.
M.Sc/Ph.D in Pub. Adm.
INSTITUTION
Birmingham City
Univ., UK
SESSION
2009/10
DURATION
1 Yr
Fed. Poly, Oko
Nnamdi Azikiwe
University, Awka
UNN
NOUN
Fed. Poly., Oko
ANSU, Igbariam
ANSU, Uli
ANSU, Uli
ABSU, Uturu
Fed. Poly., Oko
NAU, Awka
Fed. Poly., Oko
2009/10
2009/10
2.5 Yrs
18 Months
ANSU, Uli
ANSU, Uli
ABSU, Uturu
Fed. Poly., Oko
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2 Yrs.
1 Yr.
2 Yrs.
3 Yrs.
ABSU, Uturu
Ebonyi State
University, Abakaliki
Ebonyi State
University, Abakaliki
2009/10
2009/10
24 Months
18 Months
2009/10
4 Yrs
2008/2009 18 Months
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
1 Yr
2 Yrs
18 Months
3 Yrs.
21
Nwuba Bertram N.
BAM
M.Sc/Ph.D
22
Pub. Adm.
Ph.D in Human Services
23
Eberinwa Ogochukwu
M.
Ibezim Baldwin C.
Comp. Sc.
Ph.D in Computer Science
24
25
26
27
28
Ifeanacho Caroline C.
Uzor Ngozi
Nwajiobi Grace C.
Offor Allice
Nkachukwu Ifeoma F.
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Okoli Grace N.
Ezeani Charles Amechi
Omaliko Paul Ikenga
Anene Esther N.
Nwawii Rose
Okeke Justina Amaka
Chukwudile Edmund N.
Bus. Admin.
Maths/Stats
HRE
CEP
Fashion
Design
Sec. Studies
Est. Mgt.
URP
Comp. Sc.
B/F
Works
Mass Comm.
36
Okechukwu Juliana O.
Internal Audit
37
38
Rev. Okeke, Moses N.
Okwor Christopher
39
Nkama Azuka E.
Accountancy
Main/Final
Accounts
Social Sc.
40
Nnoje Peace C.
Poly Comp.
Centre
Ebonyi State
University, Abakaliki
UNN
2009/10
4 Yrs
2009/10
18 Months
Ebonyi State
University, Abakaliki
M.Sc/Ph.D in Management UNN, Enugu Campus
M.Sc/Ph.D in Pub. Adm.
ANSU, Uli
Office Tech. & Mgt.
Fed. Poly., Oko
HND in Pub. Adm.
Fed. Poly., Oko
Office Tech. & Mgt.
Fed. Poly., Oko
2009/10
3 yrs
2008/09
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
3 Yrs.
3 Yrs
3 Yrs
2.5 Yrs
3 Yrs
ND in Sec. Studies
Ph.D in Est. Mgt.
Ph.D in URP
PGD in Pub. Adm.
ND in Banking & Finance
ND in Office Tech. & Mgt.
Ph.D in Linguistics &
Communication Studies
Professional Accountancy
2007/08
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
2009/10
3 Yrs
3 Yrs
2 Yrs
1 Yr
3 Yrs
3 Yrs
2 Yrs
2010/11
2 Yrs
2008/09
2010/11
4 Yrs
2 Yrs
2009/10
18 Months
2009/10
2 Yrs
Fed. Poly., Oko
UNN, Enugu Campus
UNN
ANSU, Uli
Fed. Poly., Oko
Fed. Poly., Oko
Uniport
Nigerian College of
Accountancy, Jos
M.Sc/Ph.D in Accountancy ANSU, Uli
Accountancy
Nigerian College of
Accountancy, Jos
PGD in Sociology
Ebonyi State
University
Masters in Education
Institute for Critical
Creative & Caring
Community of
41
Ezechukwu Patrick O.
42
Nwadukwe Uche
43
Ezeudu Raphael C.
Civil Engr.
Tech.
Office Tech.
& Mgt.
Languages
44
Osondu Chukwudi S.
Pub. Adm.
45
Okonkwo Geoffrey O.
Bursary
46
Nwosu Fredrick C.
Elect/Elect
47
Okolo J.E. (Mrs)
48
Odogo N.I.
Office Tech.
& Mgt.
Maths/Stats
49
Uchem E.O.
SLT
50
Nwosu U.L.
Food Tech.
51
Afugbuom Uchenna J.
SLT
52
53
54
55
Ibe Henry Nwankwo
Oduwole Olatunde F.
Okonkwo Bridget C.
Nwankwo Theresa
Ifeoma
Security
URP
Bursary
Mass Comm.
PGD in Civil Engineering
Inquiry in Nigeria
ESUT
2009/10
2 Yrs
Ph.D
UNN
2007/08
3 Yrs
M.A. in English
Language/Literature
Ph.D in Political Sc.
Abia State University
2006/07
2 Yrs
University of
KwaZulu-Natal,
South Africa
College of
Accountancy, Jos.
2011
3 Yrs
2010/11
9 Months
UNN
2008/09
3 Yrs
NAU, Awka
2009/10
2 Yrs
Ebonyi State
University
Lagos State
University, Ojo
NAU, Awka
2009/10
3 Yrs
2009/10
18 Months
2009/10
3 Yrs
Michael Okpara
University, Umudike
Fed. Poly., Oko
2010/11
3 Yrs
2010/11
2010/11
2010/11
2009/10
3 Yrs
1 Yr
2 Yrs
3 Yrs
Conversion Prog. Leading
to award of National
Accountants of Nigeria
Ph.D in Electronic
Engineering
Ph.D in Vocational
Business Education
M.Sc/Ph.D in Mathematics
Education
PGD in Microbiology
Ph.D in Pure and Industrial
Chemistry
Ph.D in Plant Physiology
HND in Pub. Adm.
MURP
HND in Pub. Adm.
Ph.D in Educational
Admin. and Planning
UNN
54
Otuka Chima Edmund
55
56
57
Okafor Chinwe
Ogbonnaya L.K.
Umeh Maria
Poly Staff
School
Personnel
Agric Engr.
Natural Sc.
58
Afugbuom Emeka C.
SLT
59
Nwosu John N.
Comp. Sc.
60
61
62
CEP
FAA
Languages
63
Okeke Chika B.
Nwosu Callista O.
Ejesieme Ifeyinwa
Rebecca
Ogbuehi Sussan Njideka
64
Madubom Ngozi
65
Akinola Victoria O.
66
Ezeagu Bridget N.
67
Aroh E.C.
Ekwueme
Lib.
Ekwueme
Lib.
Building
Tech.
EVP
Admissions
Pub. Adm.
68
69
70
71
72
Okoye Jonathan C.
Ugwu Remigius U.
Uzukwu Joy Ebere
Okafor Stanley I.
Onyegbu Uche
Maths/Stats
Library Sc.
Comp. sc.
Legal Dept.
Pub. Adm.
M.Sc in Geography
IMSU, Owerri
2009/10
3 Yrs
Fed. Poly., Oko
ABSU, Uturu
Michael Okpara
University, Umudike
Ph.D in Fisheries and
Fed. University of
Aquaculture Technology
Tech., Owerri
Ph.D in Computer Science Ebonyi State
University, Abakaliki
ND in Office Tech. & Mgt. Fed. Poly., Oko
Masters in Fine Arts
NAU, Awka
Ph.D in Comparative
Uniport
Literature
ND in Pub. Adm.
Fed. Poly., Oko
2010/11
2009/10
2010/11
3 Yrs
24 Months
3 Yrs
2010/11
18 Months
2010/11
3 Yrs
2010/11
2009/10
2010/11
3 Yrs
18 Months
3 Yrs
2010/11
3 Yrs
ND in Pub. Adm.
Fed. Poly., Oko
2010/11
3 Yrs
M.Sc in Construction
Management
ND in Pub. Adm.
NAU, Awka
2010/11
18 Months
Fed. Poly., Oko
2009/10
3 Yrs
Ph.D
Ebonyi State
University, Abakaliki
NAU, Awka
NOUN
FUTO
NAU, Awka
Ebonyi State
University, Abakaliki
2007/08
4 Yrs
2010/11
2009/10
2010,11
2010/11
2010/11
18 Months
4 Yrs
3 Yrs
18 Months
3 Yrs
ND in Bus. Administration
M.Sc in Agric Economics
Ph.D
PGD
Law
Ph.D in Information Tech.
Masters Degree in Law
Ph.D in Pub. Adm.
73
Anagboso Georgina U.
74
75
Okoma Victoria
Akeredolu Samson
76
Nwajei Monday N.
77
78
Umeanyika E.O.
Eyisi Godsgift U.
79
80
Okoye George
Eze Amos O.
Library &
Info. Sc.
Marketing
Lib. & Info.
Sc.
SIWES
Personnel
81
Ukachukwu C.N. (Mrs)
Natural Sc.
82.
Nwapa Francis O.
83
84
Onyesolu Christiana C.
Asuzu B.O.
Physical
Planning Unit
HRE
Quantity Sur.
85
86
87
88
89
Ezeigwe Chinyere P.
Nnoje Peace Chinwe
Attensey Jude O.
Nwajagu Amaka E.
Nwagwu D.U.
90
Okeke Augustina
Nnoruka
I.E. Okonkwo
Odigwe Esther E.
91
92
Ekwueme
Lib.
Comp. Sc.
Records Unit
SLT
Exams Unit
Pub. Adm.
Medical Unit
Academic
Affairs
Hospitality
Management
Accountancy
Maths/Stats
MLIS
ABSU, Uturu
2010/11
24 Months
PGD in Computer Sc.
MED in educational
Admin. & Planning.
BA in Divinity
NAU, Awka
NOUN
2010/11
2010/11
18 Months
18 Months
Ph.D in Marketing
Ph.D in Library &
Information Science
Masters in Public Adm.
B.Sc in Educational
Foundation
Ph.D in Edu. Tech.
(Biology)
LL.B Law
Theological College
of Northern Nigeria
ANSU, Uli
Madonna University,
Okija
ABSU, Uturu
ESUT
4.5 Yrs
2010/11
2010/11
3 Yrs
3 Yrs
24 Months
2 Yrs
UNN
2007/08
NOUN
2011
4 Yrs
ND in Office Tech. & Mgt.
Ph.D in Environmental
Management
M.Sc in Microbiology
MPA
M.Sc/Ph.D in Pub. Adm.
HND in Business Adm.
Law
Fed. Poly., Oko
NAU, Awka
2010/11
2010/11
3 Yrs
3 Yrs
UNN
IMSU, Owerri
ANSU, Igbariam
Fed. Poly., Oko
NOUN
2010/11
2008/09
2009/10
2008/09
2011
18 Months
24 Months
3 Yrs
3 Yrs
5 Yrs
M.Sc in Hospitality with
Tourism Management
M.Sc in Accountancy
Ph.D in Science Education
University College,
Birmingham, UK
NAU, Awka
UNN
2011/12
2 Yrs
2010/11
2010/11
18 Months
3 Yrs
93
Kanu Ijeoma Udoka
94
95
Okonkwo Queeneth U.
Onwughalu M.K.
Verification
(External)
Bursary
Elect/Elect
96
Okafor Cecilia Nonyem
Agric Engr.
97
98
99
Okeke Gloria N.
Nnadozie Juliet U.
Ezeike Obinna
Accountancy
Bursary
Elect/Elect
100
Mrs. Sid-Abuchi NO.
Bursary
101
Okeke Appolonia A.
102
103
Anonye Obiageli M.
Ezeike Amarachi K.
(Mrs)
Dep. Rector’s
Office
FAA
SLT
104
Ibe Nkeoma P.
Security
105
FAA
106
Olieh Onyebuchi
Benjamin
Yohanna Samuel A.
107
108
Okafor Julian Osita
Arinze Ngozi
Mech. Engr.
Records Unit
Est. Mgt.
M.Sc in VTE Computer
Education
M.Sc in Accountancy
M.Sc in Electronics and
Communication
Engineering
Ph.D in Agricultural
Economics and Extension
Ph.D in Accountancy
PGD in Accountancy
PGD in
Electrical/Electronics
Engineering
M.Sc in Accountancy &
Financial Management
HND in Marketing
PGD in Fine Arts
M.Sc in Pharmaceutical
Microbiology &
Biotechnology
ND in Office Technology
& Management
MFA in Fine & Applied
Arts
M.Sc in Construction
Management
ND in Public Admin.
PGD in Marketing
UNN
2010/11
18 Months
ABSU, Uturu
University of
Greenwich, UK
2010/11
2011
24 Months
12 Months
ANSU, Uli
2009/10
3 Yrs
ANSU, Uli
ANSU, Uli
ANSU, Uli
2009/10
2011/12
2011/12
3 Yrs
9 Months
9 Months
Birbeck College,
2011/12
University of London,
England, UK
Fed. Poly., Oko
2010/11
1 Yr
NAU, Awka
NAU, Awka
2010/11
18 Months
18 Months
Fed. Poly., Oko
2010/11
3 Yrs
NAU, Awka
2008/09
18 Months
NAU, Awka
2010/11
18 Months
Fed. Poly., Oko
ANSU, Uli
2010/11
2011/12
3 Yrs
9 Months
3 Yrs
STAFF WHO ARE ON TERTIARY EDUCATION TRUST FUND (TETFUND) SCHOLARSHIP
S/N BENEFICIARY DEPT.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
COURSE & UNIVERSITY EXPECTED
LEVEL
WHERE
YEAR OF
TENEBLE
RETURN
Afugbuom
SLT
Ph.D
FUTO Owerri 2014
Emeka Calistus
Aquaculture
Tech.
Mbanisi Harold
SLT
Ph.D
Anambra State 2013
C.
Industrial
University, Uli
Physics
Okonkwo
SLT
Ph.D Pure & Anambra State 2014
Vincent Nwafor
Ind. Chem.
University, Uli
Ndife Chinelo
Business
Ph.D
Anambra State 2014
Franca
Admin.
Business
University, Uli
Admin.
Osondu
Public Admin.
Ph.D
University of
2013
Chukwudi
Political
Kwazulu Natal
Solomon
Science
Ezeanata Walter Banking &
Ph.D Mgt.
Sharda
2014
Finance
Science
University,
India
Nnoruka
Hospitality
M.Sc
University
2012
Augustine Okeke Tourism &
Hospitality
College
Management
& Tourism
Birmingham
Onwughalu
Elect/Electronics M.Sc
University of
2011
Mark-Anthony
Eng. Tech.
Electronics
Greenwich
& Com.
9
Okolo Ebele
Juliana
Office Tech. &
Mgt.
10
Okafor Cecilia
Nonyem
Agric Eng.
Tech.
11
Nwuba Chibuike
Onyeije
Oduwole
Olatunde
Marketing
12
13
14
15
Okechukwu
Johnson C.
Achaka Chioma
Favour
Urban &
Regional
Planning
Fine & Applied
Arts
Banking &
Finance
Muoka Rufina
O.
Chukwudile
Edmund
SLT
17
Ejesieme
Ifeyinwa
Languages
18
Dibia Chukwuka
Library Science
19
Okoye Hope
20
Asomugha
English
Language
Languages
16
Mass Comm.
Eng.
Ph.D
Vocational
Education
Ph.D Agric.
Economics
& Ext.
Ph.D
Marketing
M.Sc Urban
& Regional
Planning
M.Sc Fine &
Applied Arts
M.Sc
Banking &
Finance
M.Sc Botany
Ph.D
Linguistics
& Comm.
Ph.D
Comparative
Lit.
Ph.D Lib. &
Info. Science
Ph.D Eng. &
Lit. St.
Ph.D Eng. &
NAU Awka
2013
Anambra State
University
2013
NAU Awka
2014
University of
Ibadan
2012
UNN Nsukka
2012
NAU Awka
2013
NAU Awka
2013
Uniport
2014
Uniport
2014
Madonna
University
UNN Nsukka
2014
UNN Nsukka
2013
2013
22
Chibuzo
Ifensor
Egwuchukwu
Eyisi Godsgift
23
Umeh Maria
Natural Science
24
Afugbuom
Uchenna I.
Umechukwu
Ann I.
Okoli May Ugo
SLT
21
25
26
Languages
Library Science
Accountancy
Public Admin.
Lit. St.
Ph.D Eng. &
Lit. St.
Ph.D Lib. &
Info. Science
Ph.D Plant
&
Physiology
Ph.D
Physiology
Ph.D
Accountancy
Ph.D Pub.
Admin.
UNN Nsukka
2014
Madonna
University
MOUA
Umudike
2014
MOUA
Umudike
Anambra State
University
Anambra State
University
2013
2012
2013
2013
According to a letter to the Rector which was signed by Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, Executive Secretary, tetfund,
Abuja, part of the conditions for the release of allocation to Federal Polytechnic, Oko includes:
• That you must open domiciliary account into which you must lodge the funds and take responsibility for the
annual payment of fees and upkeep of the candidate for the duration of the studies.
• That the amount paid into your ETF dedicated account must be used solely for the approved training and it
will be monitored by the Fund.
• That the payment to the Training Institution must be made immediately and evidence of same forwarded to
the Fund within 2 weeks of release of funds.
• That proper rendition on all the transactions must be made by your Institution to the Fund in respect of this
Intervention for each candidate.
• That an annual progress report on each Scholar be forwarded to the Fund for monitoring purposes.
• That you will be held liable for any misinformation or misapplication.
MANAGEMENT SPONSORED CONFERENCES / WORKSHOPS PARTICIPATION
S/N
1
NAME
Mr. Ikenna Aghanya
DEPT.
FAA
WORKSHOP TITLE
9th International
Conference of the Igbo
Studies Association
9th International
Conference of the Igbo
Studies Association
9th International
Conference of the Igbo
Studies Association
2011 Annual Mandatory
Continuing Professional
Development programme
Two-day training
workshop
2
Dr. Mrs Ebele Onwuka
EDC
3
Dr. Mrs Ijeoma Nwajiaku
GS
4
Onyewuchi Veronica (Mrs)
Accountancy
5
Dr. A.U.G. Okeke
PECREER
6
Dr. Allen Nwosu
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
7
Mr. J.T.E. Ogbonnaya
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
8
Mrs. Joy Obiora
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
9
Mr. Elias Okeke
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
VENUE
Howard University,
Washington DC, USA
DATE
8th – 9th April,
2011
Howard University,
Washington DC, USA
8th – 9th April,
2011
Howard University,
Washington DC, USA
8th – 9th April,
2011
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
15th – 16th
March, 2011
15th – 16th
March, 2011
15th – 16th
March, 2011
15th – 16th
March, 2011
15th – 16th
March, 2011
10
Mrs. C.O. Onyejegbu
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
11
Mr. H.C. Mbanisi
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
12
Mr. Dan Ezemuo
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
13
Mr. Amaechi Menkiti
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
14
Mr. Ikechukwu Offor
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
15
Mr. Ray Nwokike
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
16
Miss Victoria Okoma
PECREER
Two-day training
workshop
17
Ezeokoli Nathaniel Chukwuma
Agric Engr.
18
Onwurah C.O.
Food Tech.
19
Obiora Joy O.
SLT
Two-day Induction and
General meeting of the
Nigerian Institute of
Animal Science
Nigeria Institute of
Science Laboratory
Technology Workshop
Quality Management
Systems & Good
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
National Centre for
Energy Research &
Development, UNN
Enugu
15th – 16th
March, 2011
Ibadan
12th – 16th April,
2010
15th – 16th
March, 2011
15th – 16th
March, 2011
15th – 16th
March, 2011
15th – 16th
March, 2011
15th – 16th
March, 2011
15th – 16th
March, 2011
20
Ezennodebe Grace
SLT
21
Nwagalaku Felicia Ngozi
SLT
22
Dr. Mrs Ebele Onwuka
BAM
23
Dr. S.I. Okeke
SLT
24
Dr. S.I. Okeke
SLT
25
Okeke Ifeanyi Kelvin
SLT
26
Ezeokoli N.C.
Agric Engr.
27
Chukwuemeka U.A.
Personnel
Laboratory Practices
Quality Management
Systems & Good
Laboratory Practices
Science Equipment
Management &
Maintenance
Training of Trainers
Programme on
Entrepreneurship
Education for polytechnic
Lecturers & Staff
Preparation of Biological
Samples for Laboratory
Analysis
19th Annual Conference
of Botanical Society of
Nigeria
Laboratory Methods of
Water & Environmental
Sample Analysis
Mandatory Continuing
Professional Education
programme of the Nigeria
Institute of Animal
Science
Legal Aspects of Query
& Other Disciplinary
Measures: the
Implications
Port Novo
10th – 18th May,
2010
UNN
11th – 17th July,
2010
Umaru Musa Yar’adua
University, Katsina
26th – 30th July,
2010
University of Uyo
6th – 8th Sept.,
2010
Excellence Hotel, Igba, 19th – 22nd Oct.,
Ikeja, Lagos
2010
28
Okafor Oby
Registrar’s
Office
29
Dr. Obi Okpala
Academic
Planning
30
Mrs Rose Nwankwo
Pub. Adm.
31
Udeze Chigozie O.
Public
Relations
32
Dr. Edith O. Ogbuonye
Food Tech.
33
Dr. (Mrs) D.C. Mbah
Fmr. DSA
34
K. Abdullahi
Anti Cult
35
Ota Onuma
SERVICOM
`
Legal Aspects of Query
& Other Disciplinary
Measures: the
Implications
Training of TVET
Teachers on Curriculum
& Instructional Materials
Development in the
ECOWAS region.
Training of TVET
Teachers on Curriculum
& Instructional Materials
Development in the
ECOWAS region.
Attaining Effective
Communication &
Information Management
in Government & Its
Agencies & Parastatals
Laboratory Methods of
Analysis & Quality
Control of Food & Food
Products
Cultism & Sexual
Harassment
Cultism & Sexual
Harassment
SERVICOM Networking
Seminar
Excellence Hotel, Igba, 19th – 22nd Oct.,
Ikeja, Lagos
2010
Yaba College of
Technology, Lagos
4th – 15th Oct.,
2010
Yaba College of
Technology, Lagos
4th – 15th Oct.,
2010
Modotel Hotel, Enugu
24th – 27th Aug.,
2010
Lafia, Nasarawa State
Lafia, Nasarawa State
Abuja
29 STUDENTS TO REPEAT THE SEMESTER
The Academic Board has asked 29 students who were involved in examination misconduct to repeat the semester.
This was contained in a memo released by the Academic Board Secretariat, which was signed by Inno Okeke,
Deputy Registrar, Academic Board Secretariat. The memo, Academic Board Decisions on 2010/2011 first semester
(Mobile Court Teams A,C,D and re-visited two cases of 2nd semester, 2009/2010) Examination Misconduct
Committee’s Report was dated 31st January, 2012. It shows that out of 93 cases, 29 students were told to repeat the
semester, 55 slammed indefinite suspension while one was expelled. Three cases were discharged while five
students are to be scored F0 in the affected courses. The memo listed the understated as the affected persons.
S/
N
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
NAME
REG. NO.
FPO/BAM/ND 11 EVP/09/456
FPO/HND/BAM/09/216
FPO/ND/BAM/09/058
FPO/ND/BAM/09/131
FPO/ND/BAM/09/098
FPO/ND/BAM/09/177
FPO/ND/BAM/010/159
FPO/ND/BAM/09/158
FPO/ND/BAM/010/112
FPO/ND/BAM/09/017
FPO/ND/BAM/010/274
FPO/ND/BAM/010/135
FPO/EVP/ND/BAM/010/168
FPO/ND/BAM/09/092
DEPT.
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
PUNISHMENT
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Ofora Chioma
Biosah Akwubu ezeh
Anunwa Chinweokwu M.
Chinelo MaryAnn
Okoye Anthonia
Chima Godwin Alum
Chukwudi Vincent Venatius
FPO/ND/BAM/010/193
FPO/ND/BAM/010/197
FPO/ND/EVP/BAM/010/144
FPO/EVP/ND/BAM/010/308
FPO/EVP/LIS/ND/010/024
FPO/HND/LIS/09/018
FPO/HND/LIS/09/404
FPO/ND/PAD/09/076
FPO/ND/PAD/09/101
FPO/ND/PAD/010/027
FPO/ND/PAD/010/108
FPO/ND/PAD/010/067
FPO/ND/PAD/010/007
FPO/ND/PAD/09/283
FPO/ND/PAD/010/004
FPO/ND/PAD/09/162
FPO/ND/PAD/010/019
FPO/ND/PAD/09/252
FPO/ND/PAD/09/179
FPO/HND/PAD/09/080
FPO/HND/PAD/08/153
FPO/HND/PAD/09/052
FPO/ND/PAD/09/036
FPO/ND/PAD/09/281
FPO/HND/EVP/PAD/010/035
FPO/ND/PAD/09/206
BAM
BAM
BAM
BAM
LIS
LIS
LIS
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Expulsion
Discharged
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Chiomaobi Ucheagwu
Ibeh Ogechukwu C.
Jumbo Ogechi
Okereke Juliana
Mpunachi Lovina
Nwawulu Chinenye
Ezenwanne Nneka
Okekelie
Ebele
Okafor Augustina C.
Enejere Festus I.
Okoli Jacinta
Chukwuezi K. Chibuike
Okoli Ebele M
Chidi Chioma
Obiora Nwabugo
Julius Snow
Subero Muttari
Gorge Emehara
Mbaneme Chigozie
FPO/ND/PAD/010/147
FPO/ND/EVP/PAD/010/114
FPO/ND/PAD/09/033
FPO/ND/PAD/08/003
FPO/ND/PAD/09/124
FPO/HND/MKT/09/006
FPO/HND/MKT/09/033
FPO/HND/MKT/09/053
FPO/HND/MKT/09/091
FPO/HND/MKT/09/014
FPO/HND/MKT/09/124
FPO/HND/MKT/09/130
FPO/HND/MKT/09/109
FPO/HND/MKT/09/122
FPO/HND/CVE/09/025
FPO/ND/EM/09/039
FPO/ND/MEC/010/021
FPO/ND/INS/010/128
FPO/ND/INS/010/080
FPO/ND/INS/010/150
FPO/HND/OTM/09/053
FPO/ND/ACC/09/168
FPO/ND/ACC/09/113
FPO/ND/EVP/ACC/09/781
FPO/ND/EVP/ACC/09/275
FPO/ND/ACC/06/082
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Pub. Adm.
Marketing
Marketing
Marketing
Marketing
Marketing
Marketing
Marketing
Marketing
Marketing
Civil Engrg
Est. Mgt.
Mec. Engr
Insurance
Insurance
Insurance
OTM
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Repeat the semester
Score F0
Score F0
Score F0
Repeat the semester
Score F0
Discharged
Repeat the semester
Score F0
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Indifinite Suspension
Repeat the semester
Indifinite Suspension
Indifinite Suspension
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
Okafor Chinonso I
Okafor Blessing N
Otubelu Chinyere
Anyamaeze Chinyere
Mbanefo Chiamaka Clara
Obike Esther A.
Egwuonwu Grace
Akwolu Mabel C.
Ezenwaka Chukwubikem
Ezeudoye Chiamaka B.
Mgbede A. Anothnia
Nzebunanwa Chinenye L.
FPO/NDII/ACC/EVP/09/751
FPO/ND/ACC/EVP/09/270
FPO/ND/ACC/EVP/09/268
FPO/ND/ACC/09/329
FPO/ND/ACC/EVP/09/254
FPO/ACC/EVP/ND/09/350
FPO/ND/ACC/EVP/010/029
FPO/HND/ACC/R2/09/1017
FPO/HND/ACC/EVP/010/016
FPO/HND/ACC/010/147
FPO/HNDII/MC/09/072
FPO/EVP/MC/010/148
FPO/EVP/ND/MC/010/025
FPO/EVP/ND/MC/010/208
FPO/EVP/ND/MC/010/146
FPO/EVP/ND/MC/010/272
FPO/HND/MC/010/191
FPO/ND/MC/010/190
FPO/HND/MC/09/069
FPO/HND/MC/010/171
FPO/ND/WKP/MC/010/002
FPO/ND/EVP/MC/010/226
FPO/ND/EVP/MC/010/228
FPO/ND/BF/09/117
FPO/ND/BF/010/128
FPO/HND/BF/010/094
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
Acctcy.
MC
MC
MC
MC
MC
MC
MC
MC
MC
MC
MC
MC
MC
B/F
B/F
B/F
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Discharged
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Repeat the semester
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
Indefinite Suspension
93
FPO/HND/BF/010/101
B/F
Indefinite Suspension
Meanwhile, another release states that Nweze Ebere Eucharia with registration number FPO/HND/BF/R/05/12487
has been expelled for allegedly using fake National Diploma to gain admission into Higher National Diploma,
Banking and Finance Department, 2005 session. The expulsion letter which was signed by Nwagwu D.U., HOD,
Academic Affairs directed the expelled student to handover any polytechnic property in custody to the Head of
Department, as well as not be seen in or around the Institution.
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