Showing posts with label News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label News. Show all posts
Saturday, 19 March 2016
RESUMPTION OF ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES FOR 2014/2015(FULL-TIME) ACADEMIC SESSION
Monday, 14 March 2016
RESUMPTION OF STUDENT.
RESUMPTION OF STUDENT.
This is to notify parents and guardians as well as full time and part time students of Yaba College of
Technology (Yabatech) that the College is yet to resume academic activities. The resumption date will be communicated to all the stakeholders soon. Biekoroma Amakapabo Registrar
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
PART TIME STUDENTS BEGIN 2015/16 ACADEMIC SESSION FEBRUARY29, 2016.
PART TIME STUDENTS BEGIN 2015/16 ACADEMIC SESSION FEBRUARY29, 2016.
The
Rector has directed that all Part Time-returning students and newly
admitted-students should kindly take note that the 2015/2016 academic
session begins full swing on February 29,2016 as contained in the college approved academic calendar.
This
notice is to allay the fear of students with regards to the rumour by
confusionists that the resumption date has been postponed till June and
that the admission for the session had been cancelled.
The screening for newly admitted students is on going and many candidates offered admission have continued with the process.
Students
already undergoing screening and other registration process as well as
those yet to commence the process are hereby encouraged to continue and
prepare for full resumption on February29, 2016.
Sunday, 14 February 2016
Tragedy struck as 2 Yabatech security and 3 others reportedly dead in a motor accident on their way to Calabar
Tragedy struck as 2 Yabatech security and 3 others reportedly dead in a motor accident on their way to Calabar...
Photo Credit: OLUWAGBOTEMI TEMIDAYO
Two Yabatech Security personnel and 3 others was reported dead on their way to Calabar on Friday, 12th of February.
The victims were said to be heading to a colleague's wedding when the
coaster bus they took started having issues - the tire got flat suddenly
and the driver applied break - it happened at Asaba.
Mrs Okothogaide Janet Oluremi nee Osems, popular known in Yabatech as "Mama Expo", was part of the crew.
According to the daughter, Ayomide, who was in tears all through, she
says, mama said she will not be going for that wedding, that was why I
went to my sister's place, that gave birth. It was there I got a call
that mama is dead. I don't know what came upon her that made her change
her mind. This she told Gbetu Correspondent Dapo Olaiya, in Yoruba.
Janet Osems is survived by father, husband, mother,children, grandchildren, brothers and sisters, she is aged 63.
C.S.O of Yabatech and other prominent persons have gone to Asaba for their body.
Saturday, 13 February 2016
Protest: Yabatech suspends academic activities for 4 weeks
Protest: Yabatech suspends academic
activities for 4 weeks...On February 11,
2016 4:30 pm In News Comments The Academic Board of Yaba College of Technology
(Yabatech) on Thursday suspended academic activities and asked its students to
go home for four weeks. This is contained in a statement signed by Mr Charles
Oni, the Head of Public Relations Unit of the college, and made available
tonewsmen in Lagos. Oni said that the move was to allow the management, staff
and students mourn a student, Miss Comfort Dazan, who died on Wednesday. He
added that the closure would also help to forestall further destruction of the
college’s property by the rampaging students. According to the statement,
students are to vacate their halls of residence latest by noon on Thursday,
Feb. 11. It said management had pledged to attend to other issues and requests
by students in due course. Meanwhile, the Rector, Dr Margaret Ladipo, the
management and the staff had expressed their sympathy to the family of the
deceased student and the entire student body over the unfortunate incident.
“Late Dazan, a student in the Department of Technology Management, was a sickle
cell anaemia patient. “She had developed a crisis in the afternoon of Tuesday,
Feb. 9, and was temporarily on admission at the College Medical Centre under
close watch. “She was, however, discharged when her condition stabilised to
enable her prepare for her practical examination slated for Wednesday, Feb. 10.
“Practical examinations had begun in the college on Monday as a precursor to
the main general examination, earlier scheduled for Monday, Feb.15.
“The late Dazan’s crisis relapsed around midnight and her room mates rushed her back to the medical centre, where precautionary medical attention was given to her pending referral to the Federal Medical Centre at Ebute Metta as soon as day breaks. “She was being conveyed to the medical centre on Wednesday morning when she gave up the ghost. “Students immediately cashed in on the death of the late Dazan to engage in an opportunistic clamour for the extension of the semester. “They demanded that the semester be extended by additional two weeks. “The clamour for extension sprang up again on Wednesday after the death of Miss Dazan,’’ the statement said..
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Students of the Yaba College of Technology (Yabatech) in Lagos State have staged a protest over the death of one of their colleagues
Students of the Yaba College of Technology (Yabatech) in Lagos State have staged a protest over the death of one of their colleagues
.
The students were unhappy with the attention given to a female student, who fell ill some days ago and died on Wednesday.
She added that the deceased student was reported to have been buried at the Atan cemetery situated in the Nigeria’s commercial capital.
