LASU CRISIS: GOV. AMBODE TO INTERVENE TO THE THREE MONTHS HOLD STRIKE

The action prevented the graduating students from receiving their certificates, leading to a suspension of what would have been a week-long convocation activities. The university authority had to quickly design a contingency plan that paved the way for the graduates to participate in the National Youth Service (NYSC) scheme. Already, a ministerial report, chronicling the background of the latest crisis, including suggestions on how to deal with it, has been forwarded to the governor by the university management. The crisis is also believed to have led to the sudden resignation, three weeks ago, of the chairman of the university’s governing council, Mr. Bode Augusto. Both the institution’s management and the unions have blamed each other for the latest crisis. The unions are demanding, among others, the payment of the balance of their salary increase arrears; promotion; regularisation of casual staff and the removal of the university’s acting chief security officer. They are also insisting that the vice chancellor be relieved of his duties. Despite the communiqué issued at the end of series of meetings between representatives of the Governing Council, University management and the four unions (ASUU-LASU, SSANU-ASUU, NAAT-LASU and NASU-ASUU) held on May 11, 16 and 20 at the Lagos State College of Medicine respectively, in which all contending parties agreed to allow peace to reign, the unions are yet to allow the university’s management team to enter the campus. Governor Ambode steps in In his bid to fully understand the issues, the governor recently met with the university management and the unions. A few days after the meeting, he approved the payment of the balance of the school fees paid by students of the institution, totaling N162.5 million, as a first step aimed at dousing the tension. School fees as albatross Former Governor Babatunde Fashola had introduced the fees to shore up the university’s dismal financial situation, to the chagrin of the students. He was, however, forced to reverse the decision in what analysts have described as a re-election strategy. The recently concluded governorship and presidential elections were said to have hampered Fashola from taking far-reaching decisions on the institution following the March 16 shut down, a few weeks to the elections. Vice Chancellors as victims The latest action by the unions was not the first time a LASU vice chancellor would be chased out of campus. The immediate past Vice Chancellor, Prof. Lateef Hussain was banished from the university campus by the same unions, which accused him of unsubstantiated misdeeds. Also, a former Vice Chancellor of the institution, the late Jadesola Akande, an outstanding Professor of Law, who was the institution’s first female vice chancellor between 1989 and 1993, and was reputed to have transformed the institution’s Law Faculty, was also chased out of campus. In the case of Enitan Bababunmi, a renowned Professor of Biochemistry who was appointed Vice Chancellor in 1993, he resigned his appointment abruptly in 1996 in exasperation, when he could no longer cope with the unions’ uncooperative attitude. Shortly after Prof. Peter Okebukola was appointed Acting Vice Chancellor by the defunct Col. Buba Marwa’s administration in 1996, he began to receive death threats when it was clear that Marwa was favourably disposed to confirming his appointment. The major grouse against Okebukola by the unions was that he was not a Lagos indigene. The re-appointment of Fatiu Ademola Akesode, a distinguished Professor of Paediatrics for a second term as Vice Chancellor of the institution in 2001 by the former Bola Tinubu administration, also triggered off a major crisis involving, this time, seven professors who were vehemently opposed to his reappointment. And despite several appeals by the state government and stakeholders to the aggrieved professors to sheathe the sword, the crisis continued until Akesode died suddenly on March 30, 2001. An angry Tinubu promptly sacked the seven combatants. Sources disclosed that the state government was tired of what is generally perceived as the unions’ excesses, with the groundswell of opinions within government circles calling for action to tackle the problem once and for all. Lagos State government’s inaction A source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity said: “The Lagos State government has so far not taken a decisive decision on LASU due mainly to political considerations. This has given room to endless lawlessness. However, it is now clear that for the university to return to the path of uninterrupted academic activities, something has to be done about the so-called unions. Lesson from UNILORIN “There are suggestions that the state government should adopt the University of Ilorin approach in dealing with the unions. Another suggestion is that the state government should sack the entire staff of the university, shut it down and recruit fresh staff members under strict conditions. “There is nowhere in the world where employees dictate the terms of employment to their employer. This is what LASU’s unions have turned themselves into. When they came to Alausa to demand that the Vice Chancellor should be sacked, they were told that it was not within their prerogative to tell the state government when a vice chancellor should be sacked or appointed. They not only want to dictate the salary they want to earn, they also want to dictate who should be appointed as the vice chancellor. This is unacceptable to the state government which owns the university.” The ASUU factor However, another source within the institution described the problem facing the university as multi-dimensional. According to him, a former vice chancellor of the institution is allegedly fuelling the crisis due to his own entrenched interest. Another on the senior management staff of the university, who is believed to be nursing the position of vice chancellor, the source added, is also allegedly encouraging the unions to demand the removal of the current vice chancellor, whom they suspect is eyeing a second term. His words: “Take the leadership of ASUU for instance. Its chairman is having issues with the management over his PhD degree, so it is not surprising that he wants Obafunwa out of the way. There’s another senior ASUU official who has been indicted over examination fraud to which he has confessed. His confession is on tape. He is also at the forefront of the Obafunwa-must-go campaign, which is also understandable. Then, some academic staff members have been found not to possess the ordinary level certificate. Besides, some of them, who collected funds from the university to study for their PhD courses abroad, neither produced the degree nor the funds they collected when the university asked questions. “With regard to NASU and SSANU, some of their members are also afraid of losing their jobs over the management’s decision that all staff members should produce their West African Senior School Certificate (WASSCE) results. About 34 cases are currently before the governing council. So, the whole strategy is not really about the demands you see the unions display. It is about a desperate fight for survival.” LASU has seven faculties – six at Ojo and one, the Faculty of Engineering, at Epe. There are also two Schools – Communications and Transport at Surulere and Ojo respectively. The College of Medicine is at Ikeja. The university’s current student population is estimated at 10,000.

OOU POST UTME/DE 2015

The management Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, has announced the Post-UTME Sales of form for 2015/2016. The screening shall be conducted from Monday 27th July to Monday 3rd August, 2015. ELIGIBILITY The following shall be eligible for the screening: UTME candidates that picked the University with a minimum score of 180 in the 2015/2016 UTME Results. Candidates with ‘A’ Level Certificate or First Degree who had applied for Direct Entry Admission through JAMB into the University. Candidates who possess Diploma certificate of the University and who had applied for Direct Entry admission through JAMB into the University. Candidates with Diploma from other approved institutions with minimum of Upper Credit who had applied through JAMB for Direct Entry admission into the University. Candidates who did not pick the University but with a minimum score of 180 in the 2015/2016 UTME results. 2015/2016 PUTME PROPOSED EXAMINATIONS DAYS DATE FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/ PROGRAMMES VENUE TIME Monday, 27th July, 2015 Law, Arts and Arts/ Education Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Tuesday, 28th July, 2015 Science and Science/ Education, Engineering and Agricultural Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Sciences Wednesday, 29th July, 2015 Medicine, Pharmacy, Basic Medical Sciences Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Thursday, 30th July, 2015 SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES – Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Mass Communication, Geography and Regional Planning, Transport Planning Management Friday, 31st July, 2015 SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES – Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Business Administration, Economics, SMS/ Education Saturday, 1st August, 2015 SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES – Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Accounting, Banking and Finance Monday, 3rd August, 2015 SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES – Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Political Science, Public Administration, Sociology, Industrial And Labour Relations, Psychology. The Post UTME screening exercises would be conducted through Computer Based Test (CBT) MODE OF PAYMENT Each eligible candidate will pay the sum of N1,000.00 (One Thousand Naira) for the sreening and N6,000.00 (Six Thousand Naira) for scratch card, processing and administrative charges. Payment can be made at any of the underlisted locations: 1.OOU CAMPUSES – Any of the University Point of Sales (POS) on any of our Campuses (Ago – Iwoye, Ikenne, Sagamu, Ayetoro & Ibogun). 2.IJEBU-ODE – Olabisi Onabanjo University Guest House, Igbeba Ijebu-Ode. 3.WEMA BANK PLC: Abeokuta – 1, Ibrahim Babangida Boulevard, Opp. CBN, Oke-Ilewo, Abeokuta Lagos – 24, Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja Lagos – 8, Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria Island Ibadan – Secretariat Roundabout, Ibadan Asaba – 407, Nnebi Road, Asaba Ilorin – 171, Ibrahim Taiwo Road, Ilorin Benin – 12, Akpakpava Street, Benin City Akure – 54a, Oba Adesida Road, Akure 4.Port-Harcourt- 66, Olu Obasanjo Road Bic Mall, Port- Harcourt. 5.Abuja – Oyo House, Ralph Shodeinde Street, Central Business District, Abuja. The sum total of the PUTME is N7,000.00 (Seven Thousand Naira) only. Payment should be made using FULL NAMES (IN CAPITAL LETTERS) as it appears on the JAMB slip.Example: BALOGUN GARUBA CHINEDU (Surname first) MODE OF REGISTRATION Candidates are to collect a scratch card (at no additional cost) at the point of payment. Visit the University Registration Website: oouagoiwoye.edu.ng and print out your Post-UTME examination slip 48 hours after payment. Each candidate should bring along the following to the venue of the screening: E-registration slip for UTME/DE 2015/2016 session. The Printout for the POST-UTME Registration form.

JAMB Registration Form 2015: Closing Date, Exam details The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board JAMB invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Nigeria Tertiary Institutions through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for the 2015/2016 academic session which shall be on Computer Based Test (CBT). 2.0 Registration Period 2.1  The registration period is Monday 15th September, 2014 toThursday January 15th, 2015 and the website closes on Monday, 19th January, 2015. 3.0 General Entry Requirements 3.1 The general entry requirements approved for admission into the First Degree, National Diploma (ND), National Innovation Diploma (NID), and Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) programmes in Universities, other Degree-Awarding Institutions, Monotechnics, Polytechnics, Innovation Enterprise Institutes and Colleges of Education are available in the Brochure which accompanies registration materials. 3.2 Please note that a matriculated student in any university is not eligible to sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) except those who are transferring from foreign Universities. 3.3 Entry by Direct Application (DE) Applicants with one of the following qualifications may be considered for admission by Direct Entry: A minimum of five (5) subjects passed at not more than two sittings with at least two at the Principal or Advanced level of the G.C.E. and the others, at credit level of the SSCE/GCE, NTC/NBC. No subject shall be counted at both Ordinary and Advanced levels. Two passes at the IJMB Advanced Level Examination or Cambridge moderated Schools of Basic Studies Terminal Examination or Institute of Baccalaureate from recognized institutions with SSCE/GCE, NTS/NBC credits equivalent in three other subjects (SUBJECT TO UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS). Passes in two major subjects in the NCE with S.S.C.E, NTC/NBC credits or equivalents in THREE other subjects (mainly for Education Courses). Education may be accepted as a third A’Level subject for those taking courses in Education. 4.0 Change of Courses and/or Institutions. Change of course(s) and/or institutions shall be allowed by the Board after the release of results. The fee for change of course(s) and/or institutions is N2,500.00 (Two Thousand, Five Hundred Naira only). 5.0 Date and Venue for the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination The 2015 CBT will commence on Saturday, 28th February, 2015 to 14th March 2015. The venue of the examination will be at the candidates’ chosen town during on-line registration. 6.0 Registration Fees 6.1 Registration fee for the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination is Four Thousand, Five Hundred Naira Only (N4,500).

JAMB Registration Form 2015: Closing Date, Exam details The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board JAMB invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Nigeria Tertiary Institutions through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for the 2015/2016 academic session which shall be on Computer Based Test (CBT). 2.0 Registration Period 2.1  The registration period is Monday 15th September, 2014 toThursday January 15th, 2015 and the website closes on Monday, 19th January, 2015. 3.0 General Entry Requirements 3.1 The general entry requirements approved for admission into the First Degree, National Diploma (ND), National Innovation Diploma (NID), and Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) programmes in Universities, other Degree-Awarding Institutions, Monotechnics, Polytechnics, Innovation Enterprise Institutes and Colleges of Education are available in the Brochure which accompanies registration materials. 3.2 Please note that a matriculated student in any university is not eligible to sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) except those who are transferring from foreign Universities. 3.3 Entry by Direct Application (DE) Applicants with one of the following qualifications may be considered for admission by Direct Entry: A minimum of five (5) subjects passed at not more than two sittings with at least two at the Principal or Advanced level of the G.C.E. and the others, at credit level of the SSCE/GCE, NTC/NBC. No subject shall be counted at both Ordinary and Advanced levels. Two passes at the IJMB Advanced Level Examination or Cambridge moderated Schools of Basic Studies Terminal Examination or Institute of Baccalaureate from recognized institutions with SSCE/GCE, NTS/NBC credits equivalent in three other subjects (SUBJECT TO UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS). Passes in two major subjects in the NCE with S.S.C.E, NTC/NBC credits or equivalents in THREE other subjects (mainly for Education Courses). Education may be accepted as a third A’Level subject for those taking courses in Education. 4.0 Change of Courses and/or Institutions. Change of course(s) and/or institutions shall be allowed by the Board after the release of results. The fee for change of course(s) and/or institutions is N2,500.00 (Two Thousand, Five Hundred Naira only). 5.0 Date and Venue for the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination The 2015 CBT will commence on Saturday, 28th February, 2015 to 14th March 2015. The venue of the examination will be at the candidates’ chosen town during on-line registration. 6.0 Registration Fees 6.1 Registration fee for the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination is Four Thousand, Five Hundred Naira Only (N4,500).

rticle] On The Proposed JAMB Admission Policy Review

Article] On The Proposed JAMB Admission Policy Review That the Federal Government announced the other day that it may review the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) admission policy, as it affects colleges of education, underscores the inherent flaws in the process of admission into tertiary institutions in the country. The reported decline in the population of students in colleges of education following the introduction of Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) is one but not the only problem. The quota system by which qualified candidates from some states are denied admission is another. So is the progressive reduction in admission cut-off points for some states. But the negative impact of JAMB admission policy on colleges of education, whereby, there is a drastic decline in the population of students at that level of education is partially unfortunate. While an argument has been put up that JAMB should be scrapped in view of the existence of so many universities in the country which was not the case when JAMB was set up in 1978, many Nigerians still believe that the body should remain as a clearing house and for standardization of admission entry qualifications. The truth is that over the years, JAMB’s existence has been a mix of blessings and sometimes unsavoury consequences. Minister of Education Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, reportedly, was in Katsina as part of his impact assessment tour of federal tertiary institutions in the state. He was responding to a remark by the Provost of the Federal College of Education, Katsina, Professor M.A. Wasagu, who lamented that there has been a decline in the population of students at the college owing to the UTME conducted by JAMB. Wasagu had noted that only the dregs of candidates who sit for UTME annually and failed to gain admission into universities are left to the colleges of education. With the unified JAMB examination, he argued, colleges of education were left only with students who could not gain admission into the universities. He then asked for a policy that would guarantee the colleges of education enough students. This anxiety expressed by Wasagu is real and needs to be addressed. Nevertheless, the entire problem cannot be attributed to the conduct of the UTME by JAMB. What the UTME examination has done is to worsen an already bad situation not only in the colleges of education but also in the polytechnics and colleges of technology. There was already a decline in the population of students in the colleges of education across the country before the UTME was introduced by JAMB a few years ago. It is pertinent to recall that prior to 2008 or thereabout before the UTME was introduced, JAMB was conducting the Monotechnics, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education (MPCE) entrance examination for candidates seeking admission into those institutions. The statistics showed that there was a decline in the number of candidates applying into those institutions, particularly, the colleges of education. At the same time, the number of applicants seeking admission into the universities bloated. The truth is that there is general preference for university education over the colleges of education and the polytechnics owing to the low premium placed on teachers and HND holders. Faced with this very critical situation, the solution to the problem does not necessarily lie in changing JAMB’s admission policy alone. It is in overhauling the education system and improving the lot of teachers. It is regrettable that in Nigeria, teachers have been turned to beggars. And this is the single most critical factor that is driving candidates away from the teaching profession. Nigeria needs quality teachers and the only way to attract them is improved condition of service as the current state of affairs cannot guarantee quality teachers. In other climes, the best brains are deployed into teaching and Nigeria needs the Scandinavian model whereby the best go to teaching. Once there is good and attractive pay package for teachers, candidates would seek to be in the teaching profession and admission into the colleges of education will increase. But, a situation where teachers in many states are owed months of unpaid salary cannot attract youngsters into the teaching profession. One thing Education Minister Ibrahim Shekarau can do is to seek to re-invent government’s attitude towards the teaching profession. The proposed National Summit on Education should proffer ways and means of making the teaching profession very attractive. Culled from The Guardian Newspaper.

List of Available JAMB Registration Centres in Lagos State: 1 Adeniran Ogunsanya College Of Education, Otto, Ijanikin Akinola Victor Olu, 08034546199 2 Audax Solutions, Plot 24 ,Blk 113,Adebisi Ogunniyi Crescent, Ikate 3rd Roundabout, Lekki Phase I Lagos Chukwuemeka Onyenwe, 08038847295 3 Bafuto Computer And Secretarial School Egbe, No. 62 Ikotu/Isolo Road, Ile-Iwe Bus Stop Egbe, Lagos State Engr. Adekunle Babajide Banjo, 08023624940 4 Chamscity 2a Isaac John Street, G.R.A, Ikeja Titilayo Adeaga, 08035242835 5 Command Secondary School, Ipaja, Lagos Col. Y.z. Momoh, 08033926129 6 Digital Bridge Institute, Old Nitel Training School , Agege Motor Road, Cappa, Oshodi Samuel Olanrewaju, 08035908447 7 Etc Nigeria Limited, 229 Ikorodu Rd., Ilupeju, Lagos Olabode Idowu, 08026822855 8 Febmex Tutorial And Computer Academy Iyana Ejigbo, No. 63 Egbe Road By Powerline Bus Stop, Iyana-Ejigbo, Ejigbo, Lagos State Mrs Blessing Ogechi Nkwoha, 07034899625 9 Fed. Coll Of Educ., (tech), St. Finbarr’s College Rd, Akoka Lawal Sadiq Ishola, 08023404155 10 God’s Power International College, Oke-Aro, No. 10 Ajayi Crescent By Ajayi Busstop, Oke-Aro, Lagos State Mrs. Tina Ekpe, 08023228567 11 Ha-Shem Network Services Limited, 9 Ibikunle St., Off University Rd, Herbert Macualy Way, Yaba, Lagos Arowolo Samson Abiodun, 08035125529 12 Island Computer College, Aja, Xyz Plaza, Ajah Roundabout, Ajah, Lagos State Okon Michael, 07031110617 13 JAMB National Headquaters Anex Ikoyi, Lagos Dr. Mrs. Beatrice Okorie, 08033051253 14 Lakemead Enterprise Ikeja, Idm Place 9, Oba Akran Avenue, Beside Tower Aluminum And Zenith Bank, Ikeja, Lagos State Mrs. O.A. Akinleye, 07055441646 15 Mti College, No 8, Onasanya Street, Off Ishaga Road, Surulere, Surulere, Lagos State Taiwo Oyekola Oyerinde, 08052027678 16 New Ocean Comprehensive High School, 70/72, Alaja Road, Megida, Ayobo, Lagos State Mr. Olaniyi Olawale, 08102496459 17 Prime Innovation Institute Of Technology,Plot 13, Ogombo St, Off Alfa Bus Stop,Sangotedo, Lekki-epe Exp Way,Lagos Ayeni Ayotade, 08038340836 18 The Certified Institute Of Shipping Magbon, Bustop, Long Badagry Expressway, Lagos Rev. Dr. Alex Okwunashi, 08033733237 19 Top Ville College, Ikorodu, Ikorodu, Lagos State Mr. Oladimeji Abdul, 08023436876 20 Universal White Hall College, Agege, 32/34 Daddy Salvage Street, Fagba Bustop, Iju Road, Ifako Ijaiye, Agege, Lagos State Mrs Temilola Adeliyi, 08184113001 21 University Of Lagos (Computer Centre), Akoka Professor Ike Mowete, 08134498678 22 Westmidland Communication Limited (etc Centre), 1, Oba Akran, Ikeja, Lagos Bayo Akande, 08057020667 23 Yaba College Of Technology, Yaba Dr. Ayannuga Olanrewaju Olalekan, 08037180095

List of Available JAMB Registration Centres in Lagos State: 1 Adeniran Ogunsanya College Of Education, Otto, Ijanikin Akinola Victor Olu, 08034546199 2 Audax Solutions, Plot 24 ,Blk 113,Adebisi Ogunniyi Crescent, Ikate 3rd Roundabout, Lekki Phase I Lagos Chukwuemeka Onyenwe, 08038847295 3 Bafuto Computer And Secretarial School Egbe, No. 62 Ikotu/Isolo Road, Ile-Iwe Bus Stop Egbe, Lagos State Engr. Adekunle Babajide Banjo, 08023624940 4 Chamscity 2a Isaac John Street, G.R.A, Ikeja Titilayo Adeaga, 08035242835 5 Command Secondary School, Ipaja, Lagos Col. Y.z. Momoh, 08033926129 6 Digital Bridge Institute, Old Nitel Training School , Agege Motor Road, Cappa, Oshodi Samuel Olanrewaju, 08035908447 7 Etc Nigeria Limited, 229 Ikorodu Rd., Ilupeju, Lagos Olabode Idowu, 08026822855 8 Febmex Tutorial And Computer Academy Iyana Ejigbo, No. 63 Egbe Road By Powerline Bus Stop, Iyana-Ejigbo, Ejigbo, Lagos State Mrs Blessing Ogechi Nkwoha, 07034899625 9 Fed. Coll Of Educ., (tech), St. Finbarr’s College Rd, Akoka Lawal Sadiq Ishola, 08023404155 10 God’s Power International College, Oke-Aro, No. 10 Ajayi Crescent By Ajayi Busstop, Oke-Aro, Lagos State Mrs. Tina Ekpe, 08023228567 11 Ha-Shem Network Services Limited, 9 Ibikunle St., Off University Rd, Herbert Macualy Way, Yaba, Lagos Arowolo Samson Abiodun, 08035125529 12 Island Computer College, Aja, Xyz Plaza, Ajah Roundabout, Ajah, Lagos State Okon Michael, 07031110617 13 JAMB National Headquaters Anex Ikoyi, Lagos Dr. Mrs. Beatrice Okorie, 08033051253 14 Lakemead Enterprise Ikeja, Idm Place 9, Oba Akran Avenue, Beside Tower Aluminum And Zenith Bank, Ikeja, Lagos State Mrs. O.A. Akinleye, 07055441646 15 Mti College, No 8, Onasanya Street, Off Ishaga Road, Surulere, Surulere, Lagos State Taiwo Oyekola Oyerinde, 08052027678 16 New Ocean Comprehensive High School, 70/72, Alaja Road, Megida, Ayobo, Lagos State Mr. Olaniyi Olawale, 08102496459 17 Prime Innovation Institute Of Technology,Plot 13, Ogombo St, Off Alfa Bus Stop,Sangotedo, Lekki-epe Exp Way,Lagos Ayeni Ayotade, 08038340836 18 The Certified Institute Of Shipping Magbon, Bustop, Long Badagry Expressway, Lagos Rev. Dr. Alex Okwunashi, 08033733237 19 Top Ville College, Ikorodu, Ikorodu, Lagos State Mr. Oladimeji Abdul, 08023436876 20 Universal White Hall College, Agege, 32/34 Daddy Salvage Street, Fagba Bustop, Iju Road, Ifako Ijaiye, Agege, Lagos State Mrs Temilola Adeliyi, 08184113001 21 University Of Lagos (Computer Centre), Akoka Professor Ike Mowete, 08134498678 22 Westmidland Communication Limited (etc Centre), 1, Oba Akran, Ikeja, Lagos Bayo Akande, 08057020667 23 Yaba College Of Technology, Yaba Dr. Ayannuga Olanrewaju Olalekan, 08037180095