Summary of Faculty of Education Lecture Series

 On Tuesday 25^th, a maiden lecture series was organized by our dear Faculty of Education of this noble university. During his opening speech, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Charles A. Igwe ably represented by his Deputy (Administration/Academics), Prof. Okpoko commended the novel, all important and timely event and stated that other faculties should borrow leaf from this commendable event. The Dean of the faculty, Prof. Joshua. E. Umeifekwem on his welcome address also said the maiden edition of the lecture series with its topic: “Ageing and Dying in Contemporary Nigeria” was deemed necessary at a time like this, when people do not want to think about the obvious which is ageing and dying. Again, he reiterated the need of revamping the spirit of academic scholasticism in our Faculty which has eluded us for so long. During the lecture, Prof. O. C. Eneh in his introduction stated that Death and dying are inevitable parts of ageing, whether it is personal or of our loved ones. Noting an increasing interest in gerontology (physical, mental and societal implications of ageing) and thanatology (the scientific study and practice of death), he exposed the audience to the meaning of ageing and dying, the need for and tips on achieving graceful and successful ageing; among which he discussed stress and health management, planning ahead of time, having enough sleep and rest, regular check-ups.

While concluding, the Lecturer stressed on the observed reluctance on the part of Nigerians with issues regarding ageing and death which makes them shy away from discussing and preparing for it. He warns that everyone should take the issue seriously and prepare for it, so as not to be taken unaware; more so, since it comes with its attendant deterioration of the bone, tissues and other vital organs. He further advice all and sundry, especially the ageing, to engage in proper feeding, daily exercises, proper health management, regular check-ups with their doctors and above all, maintain stress-free environment to increase longevity.

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MEMORANDUM

SUBJECT:      UNDISCLOSED ADMISSIONS FOR THE YEARS 2017 – 2020

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is in the process of granting provisional approval for the undisclosed admissions from 2017 to 2020 (i.e. those candidates admitted within the period that do not have admission letters).  In a letter dated December 6, 2021, JAMB gave Institutions up till December 15, 2021 to forward their particulars to them.

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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

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CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ECONOMICS AND ALLIED RESEARCH

Cordially invites you to their 1^st International Virtual Conference.

Topic:

GLOBAL PANDEMIC, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA

Date: 7^th – 8^th February, 2022 @ Princess Alexandra Avenue, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.

Call for Abstracts:

Abstracts submission are invited for the 1st International Virtual conference of the department of Economics, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Academics, researchers, civil society organizations, practitioners and postgraduate students are all encouraged to submit policy-relevant papers for inclusion in any of the sub-theme of the conference.

Abstract submission deadline is on 20^th January, 2022.

Conference Fee: Presenter – N10,000. Co-author – N3000.

Account Name:   Centre for Contemporary Economics and Allied Research

Bank Name:        GTB – 0212893367

Important Conference Dates:

Notification of acceptance for selected abstracts on rolling basis.

Latest day of payment; 1st February, 2022.

All abstracts should be submitted to economicsunnconference@gmail.com

Introduction

The aim of the conference is to understand how Sub-Saharan African countries have been managing the Covid-19 pandemic and their economic growth recovery plan. The focus is to mainstream managing the pandemic into economic growth and development policies in Sub-Saharan African countries. It is our expectation that the outcomes of the conference would help to shape policy making in these countries.

Conference Sub themes:

• Economic recovery in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic
• Achieving economic growth and development during the Covid-19

pandemic era

• Health and productivity in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic
• Global pandemic and high energy prices
• Governance, economic recovery and inclusive growth in Africa during the

Covid-19 era

• Economic recovery and diversification
• Global pandemic and supply chain management
• Global pandemic and social safety nets
• Global pandemic and public expenditure management
• Religious beliefs and vaccine hesitancy
• Insecurity, global pandemic, and political instability
• Global pandemic, agriculture, food security and poverty
• Global pandemic, migration and law enforcement
• Global pandemic and financial innovations
• Climate change and environment
• Global pandemic, Educational technology and innovations
• Global pandemic and SMEs
• Covid-19, tourism, sports and hospitality management
• Gender, inequality and social inclusion

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STEPHEN E. NDILI FCA (DEPUTY BURSAR/DEPUTY DIRECTOR, BUDGET AND EXPENDITURE CONTROL MANAGEMENT DIVISION)

Dear Co-workers and Colleagues,

I wish to introduce to you a newly established Cooperative Society – Lion Multi-purpose Cooperative Society Nigeria Limited. The Cooperative is open to all members of Staff of the University. (Phentermine)

We have provided a veritable online real-time service to our members and prospective members alike. The front-end of the cooperative activities is managed with a website, fully integrated with a cloud-based accounting software that allow members view their profile, financials and loan application online-real-time.

Some of the benefits accruable to our members and prospective members include but not limited to the following:

• Easy and stress free registration procedure
• Enhanced online Loan application as a member
• Transparent Management of Members Financial records
• Members have access to customized dashboard that gives information about all their activities in the cooperative (especially financials).
• Unique Membership ID, synchronized with Staff number.
• We encourage thrift (savings) from members.
• We have various loan packages for our members with reasonable interest rates.
• We will be attracting Mortgage Loans that will enable us Invest in Real Estate to the benefits of our members.
• We will be selling commodities (Rice, Vegetable oil, beans etc.) to members with quarterly monthly repayment plan.
• Our team of experts will be offering Business Development Plan and Investment appraisal services.
• Every member will have the opportunity to become part owner of the cooperative by subscribing to a minimum share capital of N100,000 (in 20 months) and a maximum share capital of N5,000,000.
• Resolution to any hurdles or answers to your questions are just a click/phone call away.

For more details, logon to https://lmcsnigltd.org.ng and begin your journey to financial freedom.

For further guidance, find attached, FAQs, Registration guidelines and registration form that will facilitate easy completion of your online registration form.

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Phone: +234(0) 8034077466

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OUR MISSION STATEMENT

To provide economic, effective and efficient services that will assist our members bridge the gap of acute and persistent financial deficit through the pool of resources that will be made available by co-operators and driven by cutting edge technology, sound management of financial and other resources with integrity and transparency, while making sure our management team and Staff are optimally motivated in order to add value and deliver quality services to the satisfaction of all stakeholders.

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EXTENSION OF PUTME REGISTRATION

This is to inform all PUTME candidates that the registration exercise earlier scheduled to end on Saturday 20^th November, 2021 has been extended till Saturday 11^th December, 2021.

This is to enable all prospective students to register and also enable those who made changes to UNN register successfully.

Kindly note that all candidates must endeavour to register for the examination as there will be no opportunity to register during the screening examination.

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