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24/12/2020

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01/10/2020

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25/09/2020

MEDIA BRIEF ON ABIA STATE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING OF THURSDAY, 24TH SEPTEMBER, 2020, HELD AT THE BANQUET HALL OF GOVERNMENT HOUSE, UMUAHIA

Members of Abia State Executive Council (EXCO) met on Thursday, 24th September, 2020, under the Chairmanship of Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, PhD, and resolved as follows:

1. That primary and secondary schools in the state resume on Monday, 28th September, 2020, to complete the 3rd term of 2019/2020 academic session with one week of revision classes.

2.Third term (promotion) examination which is expected to start from Monday, 5th October to Friday, 16th October, 2020, will be used to assess pupils/students based on the tutorial from first and second term as well as the radio/television classroom program.

3. First term of 2020/21 session for primary and secondary schools in the state will start on 26th October, 2020, as teachers will go on one week break to enable them mark and compute promotional examination results. The term will end on the 23rd of December, 2020.

4. The Honorable Commissioner for Education, Dr K C K Nwangwa will publish other details related to school resumption including protocols to ensure the protection of school children from COVID-19 infection, approved fees chargeable by private schools and other guidelines.

5. Exco approved the resumption of Tertiary institutions in the state based on the time table and protocols submitted to the state government, as will be announced by the management of each school.

6. Exco noted improvements in internally generated revenue (IGR) collection and directed Abia State Internal Revenue Agency and Heads of Ministries, Departments and Agenxies (MDA) in the state to redouble efforts to ensure that the set target for 2020 is achieved regardless of the disruptions occasioned by the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic.

7. Exco approved the establishment of road maintenance committees in all the Local Governments of the state to ensure the achievement of the zero pothole policy of the state government.

8. Exco approved the constitution of a committee that will oversee the transmutation of Abia State Road Maintenance Agency (ABROMA) to a limited liability company that will bid for road maintenance and construction jobs independent of government funding. Members of the Committee led by the Secretary to State Government, Barr Chris Ezem, include the Attorney General and Commssioner for Justice, Barr Uche Ihediwa, Commissioner for Works, Elder Bob Ogu and Commissioner for Information, Chief John Okiyi Kalu.

9. Exco approved a new company to execute the Ohafia Golf Course project with a mandate to ensure the completion of the first phase of the project by 24th December, 2020.

10. Exco directed the Honorable Commissioner for Works to prioritize the rehabilitation of Ngwa-Emelogu-Opobo-Azumini Road with emphasis on Good Morning market market bridge.

11. Exco approved the award of the following contracts:

A. Construction of Omuma Road off Ama Ogbonna, Aba, with Rigid Pavement (Cement) Technology.

B. Reconstruction of Awoja-Akoli-Ngodo-Imennyi Road, Bende LGA.

C. Reconstruction of Akalanna Street, off Okigwe Road, Aba North LGA.

D. Reconstruction/Rehabilitation of Ofeme Empire Road, Ofeme Town, Umuahia North, LGA.

E. Rehabilitation of Nbawsi Road from King Jerry Mortuary to Railway Crossing in isiala Ngwa North LGA.

F. Reconstruction of Milverton Avenue-Chisco Lane-Ojike Lane, Aba, with drainages, in Aba South LGA.

G. Overlay of Okigwe Road in Aba.

H. Construction of Ahunnanya Street in Obingwa LGA with rigid pavement technology.

12. Exco approved the procurement of the following to support the fight against COVID-19:

i. Mobile laboratory to cover all the LGAs in addition to existing testing laboratories in the state.

ii. Mobile medical theater to cover the state.

iii. COVID-19 intervention materials for ABSUTH and College of Health Sciences and Management, Aba.

iv. COVID-19 sample collection materials for all the primary health care centers in the state.

13. Exco approved classification of all hotels in the state by the state ministry of tourism as well as the development of tourism sites in the state with emphasis on Arochukwu Long Juju and Azumini Blue River.

14. Exco approved the partial commencement of non-contact sports in the state.

15. Exco expressed support for the planned local government elections in the state and urged Abia State Independent Electoral Commission (ABSIEC) to ensure that the election is free, fair and credible.

Thank you.

Chief John Okiyi Kalu
Honorable Commissioner for
information, Abia State
24/09/2020

09/09/2020

MOUAU POST UTME ONGOING

REGISTER NOW!!

Eligibility: All candidates who scored 160 and above in the 2020/2021 UTME examinations and made Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike their first choice are eligible.
Candidates who want to change into any of the programmes of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike should immediately apply through the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) of JAMB. Interested candidates for MICROBIOLOGY are informed that the programme now has full accreditation by National Universities Commission (NUC).

REQUIREMENTS: Beginning from 7th September 2020, candidates are required to register online for the admission screening exercise. To register, candidates must proceed as follows:

1. Candidates are to visit the University Website at www.mouau.edu.ng
2. Click on the 2020/2021 Admission Screening banner.
3. Enter a valid email address for record purposes.
4. Input JAMB Registration number. This leads you to the Remita payment platform where an RRR number is generated with which payment of two thousand naira (N2000.00) will be made. Payment can be made by debit/credit card or by taking your RRR number to any bank nationwide and deposit cash. Return to the Website to continue your registration.
5. NOTE: Transaction charges apply (P.S: If you encounter any challenge after payment, kindly send an email to the University Portal Office at [email protected]
6. Register by filling an online Application form and selecting proposed Department and other requisite details.
7. Candidates are required to input their O’Level qualifying details for WAEC/NECO/NABTEB results obtained in not more than two sittings, Type of Exam, Year of Result, Scratch card details (PIN and Serial Number on the card) as well as upload any results submitted for screening to their JAMB profiles on JAMB CAPS to qualify for admission Note: The upload of O’level results to JAMB CAPS must be done in JAMB CBT accredited centres.
8. Fetch result from examining body (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB).
9. Confirm that the WAEC/NECO/NABTEB result fetched is correct before submission of form.
10. Kindly note that O’Level results and number of sittings are weighted.
11. Candidates awaiting 2020 WAEC/NECO results are advised not to register until these results are available, to avoid the need for updates.
12. Note: Some fields are prefilled and cannot be changed.
13. Fill the form, submit and take print-out after executing the Submit button. System sends a copy of submitted form to your email for record purposes.
14. Kindly note that the University is not liable for any wrong information entered by candidates.
15. Candidates are advised to periodically check the University Portal for their screening results after registration.

ADMISSION STATUS
Candidates should regularly check the University website for further information on their admission status. Candidates are strictly advised not to pay money to any person except fees as approved by MOUAU in the advert as the University does not charge any money for candidates to obtain admission.

SIGNED
Mrs Jacinta N. Ogwo-Agu
REGISTRAR

01/09/2020

Nigerian active GSM subscribers now 199.3 million – Danbatta

Executive Vice Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof. Umar Danbatta, says active GSM subscribers in the country have increased from 184 million in December 2019 to 199.3 million in May 2020.

Danbatta made the disclosure at the virtual launch/award ceremony of the COVID-19 Research Grant presented to three startups, by the NCC, on Tuesday Abuja.

He further explained that internet subscriptions in the same period increased from 126 million to 147.1 million, while broadband subscriptions also increased from 72 million to 80.2 million, achieving a 42.02 percent pe*******on in the country.

Danbatta explained that the startups participated in a 3-month virtual hackathon with the theme Virtual Hackathon: “Adaptable Digital Solutions for Addressing the Present and Future Impact of Pandemic and Epidemic Diseases from Technology Hubs, Startups and Innovation Digital SMEs in Nigeria”.

“These may have given impetus to the possibility of holding virtual meetings and conferences on video technologies that are now providing social distancing solutions.

“So, in whichever way we look at it, telecommunication has a much greater role to play than many other sectors of the economy and society.

“Therefore, the challenge is for us to find a way to accentuate our local content solution, which is a blessing to us. We are pleased with the responses that we received on this initiative,” he said.

Danbatta said that the NCC has in the past two years managed similar ICT-based innovations and research competitions among tertiary institutions in the country, with the potentials of improving local content solutions in the industry.

“We should be bold enough as a country in adopting indigenous solutions. We must adopt and consume them. There should be less attention to imported goods.

“It is evident that the entire globe is challenged about how best to tackle this pandemic. Telecommunications and ICTs have taken the centre stage in the provision or advancement of solutions.

“We will all witness what digital solutions that today’s winners are going to bring to the table. Each of the Startups, or tech-hubs with promising innovative digital solutions against the pandemic will receive a grant of N3 million.

“We have encouraged ICT innovations among the Nigerian youths whom we have regularly sponsored to various competitions organised by the International Telecommunications Union,” Danbatta said.

Dr. Isa Pantami, Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, who presented a N9 million COVID-19 research grants to the three promising startups, stressed that there was the need to adopt indigenous solutions to challenges in the country.

Pantami also encouraged individuals to consume what the country produced and pay less attention to imported goods.
“We need to produce what we need and consume what we produce, any country that remains a consumer nation will find it difficult to succeed,” he said.

Dr. Henry Nkemadu, NCC Director, Research and Development, said that there was a need to harness the potentials of technologies in order to address societal challenges and meet up to standard.

Nkemadu explained that the Hackathon was designed to engage the startups to compete in a healthy manner to improve innovations.

He noted that 298 submissions were received from startups of, which 56 qualified for the final stage of the evaluation process based on the selection criteria and later came up with three winners.

“It is a national aspiration to spice some of these technologies with local content as a way of improving the availability of local manpower and advancing ICT skills.

“Technology has provided solutions to the challenge of weak public systems by providing solutions to the most challenges in education, health, financial and agricultural sectors,” he said.

Each of the Startups or tech-hubs with promising innovative digital solutions against the pandemic will receive a grant of N3 million