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THE REINSTATEMENT OF MR. OLAYINKA MOHAMMED AWUNI AS THE REGISTRAR FOR LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY

THE REINSTATEMENT OF MR. OLAYINKA MOHAMMED AWUNI AS THE REGISTRAR FOR LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY The Governor of Lagos State paid a visit to the LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY on 21st January,2022. The Governor,Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu on his visit approved the reinstatement of Mr. Olayinka Mohammed Awuni,fnim, as the Registrar of the Lagos State University which takes effect from 1st February,2022. Mr. Olayinka Mohammed Awuni had been directed by the state government to step aside from his position on 21st May 2021, in the wake of the desolution of the former Governing Council, until the appointment of the 9th Substantive Vice Chancelor of the University. The whole process finally ended up in the appointment of Professor Ibiyemi Olatunji-bello,mni. On behalf of the entire University Community,the Vice Chancellor congratulated Mr mohammed Amuni on his successful reinstatemen and wished him well in the remaing part of his tenure. We Are LASU We Are Great

THE REGISTRAR, University of Ghana addresses the University on accommodation issues

 ACCOMMODATION FOR UNIVERSITY OF GHANA STUDENTS Accommodation is a major problem we cannot over look when discussing the problem faced by public universities in Ghana. These accommodation problems include high hostel prices, inadequate accommodation facilities on campus etc. Due to this students resort to inappropriate ways of securing accommodation. And as we stand these universities are doing their possible best to resolve these issues. The REGISTRAR, University of Ghana assures students that arrangements are made to secure additional accommodation facilities. " It has come to the attention of Management of the University of Ghana that some unscrupulous individuals parading themselves as representatives of the halls of residence and officials of the University are purporting to have beds available for sale to students.  Students and the general public are hereby informed and cautioned against the activities of such fraudsters, as beds have not been reserved for sale subseque...

KNUST 55TH CONGREGATION(Virtual) TO BE HELD SOON

  KNUST 55TH CONGREGATION (VIRTUAL) TO BE HELD SOON THE KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, announces for the information of 2021 Graduands and the General Public that its 55th Congregation (Virtual) will be held on THURSDAY,  25th NOVEMBER and FRIDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 2021. GRADUANDS who completed their Programmes of Study in September, 2021 should pay GHC 280.00 in CASH at any of the following banks: ECOBANK, GCB, UBA, STANBIC BANK, CAL BANK, REPUBLIC BANK, ABSA BANK, CBG and STANDARD CHARTERED BANK as graduation fees  The graduation fee covers Congregation Publications, Graduation Medals, Certificate Holders, University Souvenirs and Administrative Costs. Graduands are required to provide the following information at the Bank: Name Programme of Study Examination Index Number Student ID Number Contact Address Telephone/ Cell phone Number Email Address Procedure for Registration Students who wish to be presented for the virtual ceremony will be required to ...

UPDATE ON THE GHANA CARD

  UPDATES ON THE GHANA CARD The NIA has opened it's Registration exercise again at the NIA Headquarters at Shiashe in Accra along the 37- Madina road. This second wave of registration is a little different from the previous one which was absolutely free of charge for every citizen. IT IS NO LONGER FREE. There are now three Different Classifications: ●UPDATES  ●REPLACEMENT  ● FRESH REGISTRATION (Citizens & Foreigners).  For Updates, that is if the name on the your card is spelt wrongly, wrong date of birth, wrong height etc. You Will be charged GH c30 for an instant fresh card.  For Replacement; that is your Card is lost or  missing. You will need to report to a Police Station for a Police Statement Report. which is free; you only have to explain how your card got  missing.  Along with this police report you have to have on hand a Copy of the  Registration Form on which your details were recorded during the initial exercise. The charge is ...

Vodafone Ghana Foundation Donates To KNUST Food Bank

  Vodafone Ghana Foundation Donates To KNUST Food Bank Vodafone Ghana Foundation (VGF) has donated food and assorted items to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) Food Bank. The donation was held in a short ceremony at the forecourt of the J. Harper building. The items donated included cartons of milo, milk, soap, tomato paste, indomie noodles, toilet rolls, bags of rice, sugar, shoes, clothes, and other items at an undisclosed amount. Receiving the items on behalf of management, the Deputy Registrar, Legal and Welfare Division, Ms. Lucy Diawuo thanked Vodafone Ghana Foundation (VGF) for their support to ease the burden of students especially in this era of Covid-19. “The KNUST Food Bank was established to eradicate extreme hunger and ensure access to food by every needy student on campus”, she said. She added that the KNUST Food Bank relies on donations from individuals and organizations. She called on other benevolent individuals and corporate societies...

NCA-MANAGEMENT OF UNWANTED CALLS AND TEXT MESSAGES

  MANAGEMENT OF UNWANTED CALLS AND TEXT MESSAGES  Accra, 5th August, 2021:  The National Communications Authority (NCA) in recent times has noted with great concern the spate of consumer complaints regarding the receipt and management of Unsolicited Electronic Communications (UECs), popularly referred to as unwanted calls and text messages. With Government’s strides in Digitalisation and E-Government, it is imperative for telecommunication consumers to have a sanitised space to ensure that they are able to notice important messages they have subscribed to.  Consequently, the Guidelines for the management of UECs which had been in place since 2014 has been withdrawn effective 1st August, 2021.  Additionally, the NCA in collaboration with the Data Protection Commission (DPC) has directed all Service Providers to be guided by Section 50 of the Electronic Transactions Act, 2008, Act 772 and ensure that they transmit text messages to only consumers who have co...

NATIONAL COMMUNICATION AUTHORITY RELEASES THE MINIMUM DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS FOR SIM REGISTRATION APP

THE USAGE OF GHANA CARD TO COMMENCE VERY SOON            In line with the directives from the Government of Ghana on the new modalities for sim registration in the country, all stakeholders are hereby directed to comply with the new and only requirement for sim registration-The GHANA IDENTITY CARD. All  identity cards have been jettisoned by the government except the GHANA CARD [ECOWAS IDENTITY CARD]. As at now, over 15 million Ghanaians have been issued the Ghana Identity Card and still counting so this new modality is not expected to cut down work flow. For every foreigner coming into the country  for up to 90 days is expected to use their international passport for sim registration. MINIMUM DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS FOR SIM REGISTRATION APP In a letter from NCA to Operators dated 17th August,2021 signed by Joe Anokye , the Director General of the NCA, the National Communication Authority refers to the sim registration exercise which is schedul...