University of Benin (UNIBEN) Teaching Hospital
School of Nursing (UBTH) Admission Application
Form for 2014 is out. Members of the public are
hereby informed that the UNIBEN Nursing form
(UBTH) for 2014 admission obtained and you are
to address to the principal.
School of Nursing,
University of Benin
Teaching Hospital, Benin
City, Edo State
Admission 2014
Application
Entrance Examination For The 18 Month Course
Applications are invited from suitably qualified
candidates for entrance examination for admission
into the above school of Nursing in March 2014 for
Eighteen (18) months (Post Registration) Nursing
program leading to the award of Registered Nurse
Certificate (RN).
ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS
FOR UBTH School of
Nursing:
1. Candidates must not be less than 18 years old.
2. Must possess the following:
WAEC/GCE (O/Level) NECO with five (5) credits in
not more than two (2) sittings. Subjects should
include English, mathematics, chemistry, biology
and physics
b) senior secondary school certificate (SSCE) in the
relevant subjects at credit levels as in (a) above
c)candidates must also possess registered
midwifery certificate (RM) or Registered
psychiatric Nurse Certificate (RPN).
UBTH ADMISSION APPLICATION FORM 2014:
Application forms should state age, state of origin,
local government area, schools attended with
qualifications obtained and addressed to the
principal.
COLLECTION OF APPLICATION FORM
Application forms to be submitted for the 2014
University of Benin Teaching Hospital School of
Nursing admission should state age, state of origin,
local government area, school(s) attended with
qualifications obtained and addressed to the
principal.
COLLECTION OF APPLICATION FORM
Application forms are obtainable from the office of
the Deputy Director Nursing Education/Principal
with a non-refundable fee of N5,500.00 (Five
Thousand Five Hundred Naira) only. this should be
made payable through teller payment to , UBTH
Training School (First bank of Nigeria Plc, Ugbowo,
Benin City).
Account No: 2006619042
A separate payment of N200 to nursing and
midwifery council committee, Edo state, account
no: 2050003858 or (1112050003858) first bank of
Nigeria plc, Ugbowo.
Candidates are to submit four (4) recent colour
passport photographs (taken in preceding two
weeks) while returning the completed application
forms.
CLOSING DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF
COMPLETED FORMS:
FRIDAY – 7th February, 2014
Examination date - Friday 14th February,
2014
Time - 10am
VENUE - School of Nursing,
UBTH
S.A Ochei (Mrs) FWACN
Deputy Director (NE)/Principal
National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria
Examination earlier scheduled for dates in April,
2014 have been brought backward to days in
March, 2014.
The following is the statement released by National
Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria
announcing the change of dates for the 2014
examinations.
The College has decided to move the advertised
dates for the Primary and Stage 1 of Part 1
Fellowship examinations by one week
backwards in deference to Sister Colleges in the
West African subregion who moved their
examinations backwards because of the Easter
holidays in April, 2014 leading to a clash with our
statutory dates.
The Examinations will now hold as follows:
1. PRIMARY EXAMINATIONS IN 8 CENTRES ON
WEDNESDAY 19TH MARCH 2014 .
2. STAGE 1 OF PART 1 EXAMINATIONS IN 3
ADVERTISED CENTRES ON THURSDAY 20TH
MARCH 2014.
At last, the defection train has hit President
Goodluck Jonathan’s home state of Bayelsa with
some aides of Governor Seriake Dickson dumping
the Peoples Democratic Party for the All
Progressives Congress.
Also, loyalists of former governor, Chief Timipre Sylva,
have shifted allegiance to the APC in Bayelsa.
The APC in the state is chaired by former Security
Adviser to Sylva, Chief Richard Kpodo, while former
Youth Leader of PDP in the South-South, Mr.
Godwin Sidi, is the Interim State Secretary of the
APC.
Apart from Kpodo, Sidi and scores of Dickson’s
special advisers and commissioners, other defectors
include former Chairman of Southern Ijaw Local
Government, Mr. Timipa Orunemigha, alias Tiway.
The APC in the state will be inaugurated in Yenagoa,
the state capital, this week.
The defection to the APC has put paid to months of
political manoeuvrings and horse-trading, which had
characterised the PDP since the New PDP’s
conundrum.
Kpodo and other supporters had allegedly dumped
the PDP and embraced the then Baraje Kawu-led
nPDP for what they described as “lack of internal
democracy and culture of impunity”.
Confirming their defection, Sidi told The PUNCH that
their decision to move out of the PDP was due to
the failure of peace talks in the party.
He claimed that the APC boasted of over two million
supporters in Bayelsa.
The interim secretary said, “All arrangements have
been put in place for the APC and Kpodo, I and
other supporters find it expedient to move over to
the APC with our supporters.
“The decision to move to the APC was taken due to
the fact that every peace talk within the PDP has
failed and also we have found out that the PDP is
in life support and it will die very soon.
“We do not want to witness such a tragedy in a
political party we have tried over the years to build.
“The APC secretariat will be opened within this week
and we are solidly on ground. Kpodo will serve as
Interim Chairman and I will serve as Secretary until
party congress takes place.”
He urged Nigerians to stand up against Jonathan’s
third term oath in office.
He said anything beyond eight years in office was
unconstitutional, stressing that the APC would reject
it.
Copyright PUNCH.
The All Progressives Congress has set up
committees to handle the registration of its members
in each state of the federation.
Members of the committee will be drawn from the
national secretariat, defunct Action Congress of
Nigeria, the Congress for Progressive Change and
the All Nigeria Peoples Party in each state as well
as governors where APC has one.
The ACN, the CPC and ANPP merged to form the
APC.
It was learnt in Abuja, on Sunday, that barring any
last minute change, the APC National Secretariat
would name two members, the chairmen of the
defunct ACN, ANPP and CPC as well as the state
governor (where APC has a governor), would also be
part of the committee.
It was also gathered that the caretaker committees
would be inaugurated within two weeks before the
commencement of the registration exercise.
A reliable party source confided in our correspondent
that the two party officials appointed by the
national body would be sent to states other than
their states of origin.
This, according to the source, is to ensure fairness to
all members irrespective of whether or not they are
members of the three legacy parties.
The source added that the registration exercise had
been tentatively fixed for the third week of January.
It was gathered that the outcome of the assignment
given to reconciliation committees in some states was
partly responsible for the delay.
The source said, “Two of the five or six man
committee for each state will come from the national
headquarter. They will go to be chairman and
secretary, but they will be posted to states which
are not their own.
“Those two will now join the chairmen of the legacy
parties in the states they’ve been posted to plus
the governor- where we have a governor, making
those five, six or seven, depending on whether has
a sitting governor or not.
“They will constitute the registration committee and
given the registration materials. We have trained
registration officers who will meet with the Chairmen
of the party in the state to do the registration.
Copyright PUNCH.
ABUJA—The Nigerian Air Force, NAF, has made some
new appointments, with Air Vice Marshal S. B.
Abubakar emerging as the new Air Officer
Commanding, AOC, Training Command, Kaduna, while
his predecessor, Air Vice Marshal I. Umar moves to
Defence Headquarters as Chief of Policy and Plans.
Air Vice Marshal, AVM, T. A. Adokwu is moved to Air
Force Institute of Technology as Commandant, while
Air Vice Marshal H. R. Mohammed replaces him as
Chief of Aircraft Engineering, Headquarters, NAF.
AVM A. I. Shehu takes charge as the new Chief of
Standards and Evaluation at the Air Force
Headquarters with AVM J. M. Gbum replacing him as
Deputy Chief of Defence Intelligence, Defence
Intelligence Agency.
Air Vice Marshal A. G. Idowu is Director of Research
and Development, DHQ, F. B. Nyoyoko, Director,
Electronic Warfare, Defence Headquarters, DHQ; M. M.
Maisaka, Director, Medical Training Operations, DHQ,
while A. A. Zannah takes charge of the newly
established Air Warfare Centre, Kainji.
Also, AVM B. C. Nweze moves to Nigerian Defence
Academy as the Deputy Commandant, just as AVMs
M. A. Mohammed and L. S. Alao were appointed as
Directors of NAF Transformation and Logistics and T.
V. Udoh is the new Director, Technical Services,
Defence Intelligence Agency, DIA.
A statement by NAF Director of Information, Air
Commodore Yusuf Anas, noted that the reorganisation
also resulted in the appointment of Air Commodore J.
B. Adigun as Chairman, Military Pensions Board while
Air Commodore K. G. Lar becomes the Secretary,
National Defence College.
Other newly appointed Directors at the NAF
Headquarters include Air Commodores H. C. Ifezue,
Director of Regiment, P. C. Ugwueke, Director, Provost
Services, M. A. Soladoye, Director, ICT, M. R. Dabo,
Director, Finance and Accounts, M. A. Muhammad,
Director Legal Services, among others.
OWERRI — Five policemen, serving in Imo State police
command, including the armourer of New Owerri police
division, are now in detention over how one of the
AK-47 rifles officially issued for guard duties, ended
up in the hands of dare devil kidnappers operating in
the state.
Confirming the develpoment to Vanguard in a
telephone interview yesterday, the state
Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Musa Katsina,
said while four of the five policemen were explaining
their involvement in the sordid act, the armourer is
being tried for negligent conduct.
Katsina said: “It is true that I ordered the arrest,
detention and interrogation of four serving policemen
of this command for allegedly renting one of the rifles
assigned to them to dare devil kidnappers.”
According to the CP, all the police officers, including
the armourer, arrested in connection with the sordid
finding are now facing orderly room trial.
He said: “I have constituted a panel to try them. They
have been given the opportunity to explain and
anybody found to be involved in the crime would be
made to face the full weight of the law.”
Giving a graphic account of how the police recovered
the weapon from fleeing kidnappers, Katsina said the
command’s Ambush Squad gave a hot chase to a
gang of kidnappers and in the process, they
abandoned the gun in their operational vehicle and
ran away.
“When the vehicle was thoroughly searched, the
AK-47 rifle belonging to the command was recovered.
We traced the point of issue to New Owerri police
division and that is how the armourer came into the
picture,” the CP said.
Katsina said policemen are given weapons to protect
the citizens and not to use it to terrorize the people
they are supposed to protect.
“The four were officially assigned the weapons for
guard duties. The other three policemen never
reported to anybody that their colleague whose
weapon was later recovered from kidnappers, was not
reporting for duty” the CP said.
Vanguard investigations revealed that the four
policemen were posted to the residence of a retired
CP (names withheld), while Katsina has since reported
the incident to the Inspector General of Police.
About eight persons may have been killed and several
others injured in heavy fighting between Fulani and
Southern Kaduna indigenes in the area, a senior
security operative has told SaharaReporters.
The security official said the fight occurred in a
village close to Manchok area of Kaura local
government.
Another source, Boman Peter, confirmed that the
area is still tense with hundreds of children and
women fleeing the affected community.
The cause of the attacks is still unsubstantiated but
our two sources confirmed the attacks.
Kaduna State Police Commissioner, Olufemi Adenaike,
could not be reached for comment.
ABOUT 65 houses were razed, yesterday, rendering
many homeless with others injured as People's
Democratic Party, PDP, supporters clashed in Loko,
Katsina-Ala Local Government Area of Benue State.
The latest crisis in Katsina-Ala is coming on the heels
of moves by the people of Loko and PDP to recall
Mrs Hembadon Amena representing Katsina-Ala West
constituency in Benue State House of Assembly over
alleged anti-party activities.
Vanguard gathered from an eyewitness, who
preferred anonymity, that crisis erupted "when a
supporter of the embattled lawmaker, Mr. Shiaondo
Ukor, who is chairman of Motorcycle Hirers
Association at the Daudu unit, allegedly accosted one
Teryange, a commercial motorcycle rider and his
employee.
"Ukor asked him to hand over the keys of his
motorbike to him on the ground that he (Teryange)
disrespected him by joining forces with some people
to unseat Mrs. Amena.
"As the two argued to a point of exchanging blows,
they attracted the attention of passers-by who joined
the fray and the fight escalated."
According to the source, Mr. Ukor was alleged to
have moved with his supporters to the home of the
youth leader of Ugber Mr. Aondoaseer Ornguze and
razed down his house after beating up his family
members.
The source said: "His action sparked a reprisal attack
and further escalation of the fighting and burning
down of the houses of notable and vocal members of
the party in the area.
"The fighting is still on with many persons injured,
while over 65 houses have been razed already, as I
speak to you."
When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer,
PPRO, Deputy Superintendent, DSP, Daniel Ezeala,
said he had received reports on the razing of
thatched houses in the affected area last night,
adding that he was still waiting for full details of the
crisis.
On her part, Mrs. Amena confirmed the story, saying
the trouble was caused by those who wanted to
recall her for no just cause.
She said the matter had been reported to the Police
in Katsina-Ala and Makurdi.