How To Turn Your Blog Into A Lifetime Business – Guide

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Blogging has for some years now transformed from keeping journals about ones self into a fulltime and interesting job for several people around the globe (including myself). For sure, most people like myself started out of the passion we had for the internet and helping others, but who says you can’t take blogging to the bank?

Blogging to the bank could seem pretty easy when you read several income reports from bloggers who make it big, but on the contrary, it hasn’t been what you see from the outside. It requires a flock of hardwork, sleepless nights, making creative articles, doing SEO and much more.

In this article, I’ll give you an explicit view on what makes a successful blogger and how turn your passion into smiling to the bank. Below are simple yet ignored facts you need to know to convert your blog into a full time business.

1. Your Passion

First off, without passion for what you do, you definitely would end up rolling your eyes in exasperation. Trust me, blogging isn’t a get rich quick scheme and in your early days, what would keep your fire burning is the passion you have for what you do.

It actually took me a couple of months (if not years) before I landed my first Adsense cheque. What kept me going all those while was the passion I had for the blogosphere and helping others.

Find out what you love doing and do not spread your efforts on things you are not interested in. This would help you carve a niche for yourself and blog.

2. Write Like Crazy

You don’t actually need to be crazy to write good articles anyway. One thing I hold on to is this quote by Brian Clark (a british television writer) .

“10 Steps to Becoming a Better Writer

Write.
Write more.
Write even more.
Write even more than that.
Write when you don’t want to.
Write when you do.
Write when you have something to say.
Write when you don’t.
Write every day.
Keep writing.”

Practice they say makes perfect, and the simple secret here is, the more you write, the better you get at it. You firstly have to make extensive research about your niche, craft magnetic articles and most of all, write like crazy. Below are links to articles that will improve your writing.

3. Build A Community

If you wish to make money off blogging, then you need to build a community around your blog. Building a community on the other hand isn’t about getting traffic to your blog, it is all about getting the right target audience around your blog.

Getting a handful of loyal readership, people who are interested in what you do and also respect you as an authority is by far better than getting a ton of readers who are in the real sense not interested in your stuff. Loyal readers can be easily turned into cash since they trust you, and building a community around your blog is all you need to turn this passion into a successful reality. Here are some articles you might find interesting.

4. Promote Your Posts

Hey dear, if you can write the best articles in the cybersphere and do not have a strategic plan laid down to get it over to your target audience, your voice would definitely not be heard. Your voice not been heard would result in your frustration and exit of this career path. I’ve been able to write some articles that you would find helpful in mapping out your own killer strategies to promoting your blog posts.

5. Monetize

After you’ve discovered a Niche, learnt to write killer articles, built a community around your blog and most of all been able to get your articles to the face of millions using your laid down promotion schemes, what’s left to do is MONETIZE your blog.

There are several ways you can monetize your blog and make a living off it. These include applying for Ad companies such as Adsense, Media.net, Chitika, Infolinks and a host of others. On the other hand, you could sell ads directly to clients at fixed rates of your choice. You could as well make money publishing sponsored reviews. The options are endless, read the below articles to help you in monetizing your blog.

6. Reinvest

If you for sure want to become a full time blogger, then you have to take blogging as a real business. In real businesses, you reinvest your income in order to make more money next time and blogging as a full career shouldn’t be an exception.

There are a number of things to invest into if you wish to build a multimillion dollar blogging organization. Things like a good hosting, good writers, adverts and SEO shouldn’t be overlooked. Below are articles to guide you through this.

7. Rinse and Repeat

After you must have diligently followed the above laid down steps, it’s left for you to rinse and repeat the whole process. Yea, that’s the secret to becoming a successful blogger and living the internet lifestyle.

Now Your Turn

Having gone through this post, it’s left for you to implement these tested and trusted strategies, apply them and watch out the magic that plays out. As I said earlier, blogging is not a get rich quick scheme, but it really pays in the long run if properly done.

I would love to hear your views. Please do let me know what you think using the comment section below. To your blogging success! Cheers!

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TOP 10 BUSINESS IDEAS FOR STUDENTS IN NIGERIA

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Business Ideas for Students in Nigeria

It all started out like this….You call home on phone.

You: Mummy, I have just exhausted my pocket-money that you sent to me last week. I used it to buy project materials. I also bought some provisions last week and  I have nothing left on me again. Can you please send me some money again?

Mom: Do you think I use to pluck money from trees? When i was in school i never disturb my own parents like this…. you think its only you am training. We haven’t been paid yet, wait for next month…..

Meanwhile there is this guy in your hostel, Busy living large without calling home…Don’t doubt your instincts, he is not a mummy’s boy. He is simply a young opportunist,  And getting paid for it.

And that’s what brings you to here, Seeking for Business Ideas as a Student in Nigeria.

Of course There are a lot of Business you can do as a student while you are in school. For instance, when i was in school I owned a Barbing saloon and a Game house. It wasn’t that easy to combine with school However, i was able to pull it through. I used to know of this guy who writes current affairs material  and go straight to primary schools to sell them. He meets up with the principal and bids to be a regular supplier of the school. And that’s where your business acumen gets to purpose.

Before you start-up your own business as a Student in Nigeria, There are few things I want you to ask yourself.

Do you have any business skills?  Any talent that you have acquired so far. Do you have enough  passion burning inside you to venture into the business world?  Research has proved that doing a business that you have passion for is  the 

If yes, then you are good to go.

Here is the list of the top 10 business ideas for aspiring student entrepreneurs.

OFFLINE BUSINESS IDEAS FOR STUDENTS IN NIGERIA:

This includes business you do without going to the Internet.

Barbing saloon/ Hair dressing business

Barbing or hairdressing is one of the most lucrative business idea i will suggest for any Nigerian student. Barbing/hairdressing is a career that is inevitable. Students want to look good all the time, they want to carve their hair, they want to fix some hair and trim their hair. It doesn’t necessary mean you would have a barbing or hair dressing saloon.

All you need is to have the skill and be very good at it. Once you are good at plaiting or barbing, the rest is history. you can practice at the front of your dorm door where people can be able to see you. In our modern days, Hair plaiting/fixing cost as much as 2000 Naira while barbing cost for 500 Naira plus the extras…..You can acquire this skills too by applying to be an apprentice in a hair dressing workshop. within months, you will gather all the necessary skills you need to start-up.

Make up services

This is another good business idea for Nigerian students. A lot of students wants to learn how to do make ups perfectly. if you are good at this, you can organize a make up seminar then charge some fees for tutoring them. You can also do make up for people for some fee.

photography Business

Am not talking about selfies here. If you have good photographic skills, You can purchase a good HD camera like KODAK. Student need pictures for so many activities like birthday pictures, Matriculation pictures, Events memorials, personal collection and passports. Dust your camera and get out there and start clicking. Make sure to remember, you have to market yourself properly.

Drop your numbers everywhere, print a poster and paste on walls of different corners of your school and in no time you will get people calling you every now and then. You can also get online if you are good with social media marketing.

Still On offline Business Ideas for Students in Nigeria

Baking business

When i was in school, I knew of a guy called Falz. This guy has a car, lives in a well furnished apartment and used the most expensive gadgets. I started wondering what he did to make money. I decided to get closer to him and to my big surprise he was a baker. He bakes cake, cookies,etc any thing you can think off that enters the oven.

This is business ideas you neglect as a student but it’s very lucrative as it seems. It’s not limited to any gender, both male and female can do well in this business. All you need is to acquire the basic knowledge of baking. You can go to a catering school or meet any friend you know to teach you.

Popcorn Business

Oh, my. I am already salivating…..the smell of popcorn is almost unnegletable, you always stop to buy a handful. You can purchase that machine used for making popcorn and employ somebody to help you with the sales. This is a very lucrative business as a Nigerian student. Once you secure a stand in your school premises, get ready to have a bank account full of Naira. 100% guaranteed.

Still on Offline Business Ideas for Students in Nigeria

Painting services

This requires great painting skills. Nobody wants an ill painted room. If you are very good at painting, then you are good to go. All you need is your experience, your wooden brush,white tapes and painting clothes. This is one of the cheapest business to start-up as a student in Nigeria and yet very lucrative. You can paint a single room for 8000 Naira. This includes exotic designs       and perfect work. As long as you are you are very good at painting and you have a good marketing strategy, Forget it. Get ready to start smiling at your bank account.

Art works

This is my favorite too. Who doesn’t like a good artwork hanging on the walls of their well painted room. Not only that it beautifies the room, It tells another story on its own. If you are good at art painting and drawing, while not commercialize it?

Advertise your artwork on your Instagram account, your Whatsapp status, Facebook school groups and put “for sale” caption. You will start getting work every now and then.

 And that is all for Offline business ideas for Students in Nigeria. Now lets talk about;

Online Business Ideas for Students in Nigeria

This are businesses you do on the internet with your android phone, tablet or Private computer. Number one on my list of online businesses for Nigerian students is;

Blogging.

This is a very lucrative online business if you are very good at it. Firstly you have to know a topic you are passionate about. Topics like Fashion, Gossips, Dating, technology etc. You can make a lot of money blogging by monetizing it with google Adsense or by selling your own personal products. You can read more about this here.

Graphic Design

If you have a basic knowledge on how to use Corel draw, Photoshop and adobe illustrator, you can get yourself to purpose by doing freelance services on website like Fiverr, Upwork and remote.com. These website has lots of customer base and visitors everyday. You can charge them for services rendered.

Website design.

Every business in the country is now getting online and there have been an increase demand for website creation in Nigeria. All you need is to learn how to design website, how to write php codes, how to customize html codes and so on. This business is very lucrative as you can charge as much as 25,000 Paira for one website creation. If you are business inclined, You can also choose to organize seminars and tutor individuals on how to design a professional website for a fee.

Freelance writing

A lot of Nigerian blogs need professional writers to write articles for their readers. If you are very skilled in writing, this is a very big opportunity for you. All you need is to contact owners of website with your proposal. They would give you a test and if you are good enough, they can hire you to be writing for them. Don’t let your writing skills waste away, put it into use. You can write for us by visiting this link too. You might get lucky if we find your skills worthy enough for our readers.

Jumia agent

Do you have good promotional skills? Are you very good at marketing? Do you have a huge following on Facebook, twitter or Instagram? This is an opportunity for you to start making money from them. Quickly register online as a Jumia agent and help them promote their products to your followers. You will get a commission each time someone buys through your link.

And that’s all on business ideas for Students in Nigeria. I hope you enjoyed reading?

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JAMB CAPS ACTIVATED

This to notify candidates seeking admission into various tertiary institutions for the 2018/2019 academic session that the JAMB CAPS have been activated for the admission exercise.

This means that candidates can now monitor their admission status and easily know when they have been offered an admission.

Once a candidate has been offered admission, such candidate is required to do either of two things; to accept the admission or to reject it. 

Once you accept the admission, your admission quest is over as you will no longer be available for other schools' admission consideration. On the other hand, if you reject the admission, you become available to other schools who have free admission slots for admission consideration.

It is important to note also that candidates who have been offered admission on JAMB CAPS are to equally print their admission letter after accepting the admission, as they will likely need this during clearance and registration in the school that they have been admitted.

We therefore advise candidates to closely monitor their admission status on JAMB CAPS so as to do the needful as soon as possible.

Some schools may not even publish list of admitted candidates on their own portal or notice board. So for candidates that applied for admission in such schools, the only way to know when they have been offered admission is to check their admission status on JAMB CAPS.

How To Check Admission Status on JAMB CAPS

Visit: http://www.jamb.org.ng/efacility/ and login with your registered email address and password to access your dashboardAfter you have log in you will see a welcome notice just move down on the page you will see "check 2018 UTME/DE Admission Status on CAPS". Click on it and you will be redirected to the caps pageAfter clicking on "check 2018 UTME/DE Admission Status on CAPS", you will see a page showing your JAMB details and your admission status, If you have been given admisison, you can now go ahead to accept it or reject it.

Note: If you are using a phone, you may not see the option to check is Admission Status on CAPS, Most phone users may only see the welcome message. The caps page shows only welcome because it requires you to use desktop mode to view the complete  page. This is why the chrome browser is recommended if you are a using a phone. All you need to do is go to Chrome option and choose request desktop site for the complete page to display.

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KEBBI STATE GOVERNMENT SPEAKS ON PAYMENT OF TUITION FEES

NUKESS Appreciates Gov. Bagudu Urges Him To Accelerate Payment Of Tuition For Outstanding Institutions

The National Union Of Kebbi State Students has on Wednesday, 15/08/2018 at a press conference organized by the Ministry for Higher Education on the achievements of the governor in tertiary education sector appreciated the Kebbi State governor, Sen. Abubakar Atiku Bagudu for paying the registration fees of Kebbi students at home and diaspora.

In his words, the Chairman of the Union, comrade Marwan Umar Gwamba commended the efforts of the Governor and implore the state government to settle that of other institutions in time, he said;

"I will like to commend the efforts of Kebbi State Government under Senator Abubakar Atiku Bagudu for paying the registration fees of Kebbi state students, this is a commendable effort and we have to appreciate him, however, there are other institutions outstanding and they keep asking us their fate, sir we want to know their status?"

The honorable commissioner in response to the question replied that the payment is in batches, 31 files were submitted, 14 were approved considering there needs and others are on the process of approval and will be settled before the end of August.

"Tell them we are aware of that, the state government is doing the payment in batches and theirs will be addressed soon". He added.

The delegates of the Union at the conference were; The vice chairperson, Fatima Abdullahi, Abdulrahim Muhammad, the Financial Secretary, Umar Faruk Gujiya, the Treasurer, Mujitapha Faruk Makera the Director of Protocols and Haruna Tijjani the Welfare director among dignitaries.

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UDUSOK REGISTRAR SPEAKS ON 2018/19 ADMISSION PROCESS

UDUSOK REGISTRAR SPEAKS ON 2018/19 ADMISSION PROCESS

The Registrar, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Mallam Nurudeen Abubakar Bello has made some clarifications concerning the 2018/2019 admission exercise during an interview with One of the campus press board, PEN PRESS correspondents in his office on Tuesday 16th August, 2018

He confirmed that the minimum cutoff mark for 2018/2019 admission is 160 which is in line with the Federal Ministry of Education directives but admission depends on the requirements for each course of study

"It is true that the minimum cutoff mark is 160, but that does not mean your admission is automatic. 160 is just the mark required for consideration as each course has their admission cutoff mark which was released earlier" .

He further made some clarifications on acronyms RM, RC, ELDS.
The University catchment Areas (RC) are ten; Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara, Katsina, Kano, Kaduna, Jigawa, Niger, Nassarawa and Kwara. The Education Less Developed States are Bauchi, Gombe, Adamawa, Taraba, Borno, Yobe, Plateau, Benue, Kogi, Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Cross River and FCT. Meanwhile the National merit (RM) covers states outside ELDS and RC.

He stressed that the admission process will reflect the National Education policy which stated 60:40 of science and sciences related courses against Arts and Humanities and no Direct admission for professional courses.

"There won't be admission for DE applicants seeking professional courses like Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Medical Lab, Radiography,Engineering,Law  among others" He said.

When asked about the the timeframe for the release of admission, he assured that the admission will be released before the resumption for 2018/2019 session.

"Normally, we conduct registration of new students before returning students. So, we conduct admission before resumption" he assured.

He urged all applicants to upload their 'O' Level result on the JAMB portal so as to be considered for admission.

"With the new JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS), all applicants should upload their 'O' Level results on their JAMB profile for smooth admission consideration"

Speaking on the possible conduct of Post-utme
"The University management is yet to decide whether to conduct it or not, but last year, the school management did not conduct it.

He finally enjoined applicants to shun scammers as the University do not compromise admission process.

"Applicants don't need to know anybody before they get admission, once you meet the requirements it is the prerogative of the University to consider you.

"Applicants should visit the University admission portal, admissions.udusok.edu.ng , for any updates" he concluded

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SSU RELEASE 2018/19 UTME CUT OFF MARK

This is to bring to the notice of all candidates who applied for admission into the Sokoto State University, Sokoto through UTME and DE and chose the University as their most preferred Institution (i.e. first choice), with a minimum score of 160 and above, that the online screening exercise for admission into the University for 2018/2019 Academic Session will commence from Tuesday 7^th to Thursday 30^th August, 2018:

Registration Procedure:

The procedure is as follows:

Step 1: Visit the Screening Portal at www.screeening.ssu.edu.ng

Step 2: Enter your JAMB Registration Number as username and UTME score as password for UTME candidate. While DE candidate should use JAMB Registration Number as username and password.   

Step 3: Click on ‘Update Data’ link to update your phone number and email address.

Step 4: Generate and print your screening payment invoice of the sum of Two Thousand Naira (N2,000), only containing Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) Number, thereafter proceed  to any commercial bank nationwide to make payment or click on ‘Pay Now’ link to pay using any of the instant Remita payment channels.

Step 5: After payment, login to your screening account again and update your biodata, academic records and other required information.

Step 6: Upload your O’level/A’ level result (PDF format of not more than 50KB). 

Step 7: Print your acknowledgement slip and payment receipt for record purposes.

For further inquiries, email info@ssu.edu.ng, ictsupport@ssu.edu.ng or call +234 811 866 1884, +234 905 859 1658 (Call period: 9:00am – 5:00pm every Monday – Friday only).

Signed
Amina Yusuf Garba, _{MON, MNIM}
Registrar

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JAMB CHANGE OF COURSE AND INSTITUTION BEGINS.

The JAMB change of course and institution for 2018 has begun. The board has directed all candidates who wish to change their course/ institution to proceed to the board’s site and follow the procedure as displayed.

The process is currently ongoing and costs N2, 500 only and can only be processed online, just like every other process of the board.

All candidates who wish to effect changes on either their course institution or their bio-data can proceed to do so at the closest JAMB CBT accredited centre.

You can also correct your Bio-data which include your name, date of birth, gender, State and Local Government of origin.

Before you proceed to do that, please make sure you do the following;

-Be sure of the Course/Institution you would like to make changes. Verify if the course is available in the school using the JAMB Brochure.

-Ensure verify that the school you are changing to does not usually have a cut off mark higher than your score.

- Ensure you select a Course/Institution that is in line with your subject combination to avoid being screened out during your school's admission screening exercise.

Process Flow

Step 1- Log into your jamb profile
Step 2- open the menu tab on your jamb profile
Step 3- Click Register, under register a drop box will appear showing UTME correction of data
Step 4- Click it and follow the steps to pay either online or bank. You can make your payment online via JAMB portal. If you are having difficulties doing that, you can pay to the bank. Step 6- After paying N2500 at the bank plus additional bank charge of N100 naira, proceed to either the closest JAMB office or a JAMB accredited centre to complete the process. An additional fee will be charged for the service.

Note: You can carry out all of the above process at an accredited centre.

Also note the following;

- You can change one or all your courses/institutions at the same time.

- Once the form is submitted, you can no longer make any changes again except for change of course and institution that can be done twice.

 -There may be a limited number of schools or courses you can change to, so be sure to have 3 or 4 options, just in case the one you want to change to is not available.

- The cost for the change of course and Data correction is N2,500.

- You can use the one time payment of N2, 500 to change your institution, course, name, date of birth, State and Local Government of origin.

If you have successfully done yours, use the comment section to let us know how it went.

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UDUSOK Postgraduate Admission, 2018/2019 Announced

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Full-Time and Part-Time Postgraduate Programmes for the 2018/2019 Academic Session.

The University runs Postgraduate Programmes leading to the award of the following:

1. Postgraduate Diploma

2. Academic Masters

3. Professional Masters

4. M.Phil / Ph.D. for those that could be upgraded to Ph.D.

5. Ph.D.

Application forms are available for sale, online, as from 30th June to 15th September 2018 at the cost of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000.00) only. Appropriate administrative charges will be applied. All Nigerian debit cards are accepted.

Interested applicants are hereby advised to visit the Postgraduate School’s Website: http://pg.udusok.edu.ng for additional information on the available courses and Application Procedures.

Applicants should arrange well in advance for their academic transcripts to be forwarded to the undersigned.

N.B Screening test will be conducted by affected Faculties between Monday 8th to Saturday 13th October, 2018.

(Signed) Adamu Ibrahim Yelwa

Secretary, Postgraduate School

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Possible scrap of Post utme

Following some of the decisions taken at the 2016 JAMB Combined Policy meeting which include the official announcement of the 2016 cut-off mark as 180 for Universities, Polytechnic and Colleges of education and the scrapping of Post-UTME, many candidates are asking a lot of questions with regard to how the admission process for this year is going to run.

Having examined the situation, we would like to point out some factors that may likely come in to play in 2016 admission process.

First, one thing that will likely be a fall-out of this new development is the fact that the cut off-mark of top institutions like UNIBEN, UNILORIN, OAU, UI, UNILAG may shoot up to 220, 240 or even 250. However, no institution will go below 180.

The responsibility of placing candidates in schools will now reside with JAMB. However, JAMB has to first confirm the requirements of institutions before placing candidates in such institution. For instance, if UNIBEN decides that its cut-off mark for this year is 250, it is only candidates who applied to study in UNIBEN and score up to 250 will secure admission.

Similarly, since the bench cut-off mark is 180, JAMB may decide to re-distribute candidates who scored up to 180 to other institutions (who knows, it could be a university, polytechnic or College of education since they all have the same cut-off mark) if the institution they originally chose have reached its admission quota or if such candidates UTME score fall below the set cut-off mark of their specific institutions.

The scrapping of Post-UTME does not necessarily mean that institutions cannot conduct other forms of screening, it only means they cannot conduct another form of examination similar to UTME. So schools may decide to use oral interview or verification of documents to screen candidates.

The scrapping of post-UTME will equally save candidates the cost of purchasing their school's post-UTME form and going through the usual hassles associated with it.

However, all these factors will be expected to play out when ASUU, ASUP and NCEE accept the outcome of the 2016 JAMB Combined Policy meeting.

Since these bodies are yet to express their stance on this, we will only wait to see how it plays out at the end of it all.

Now, lets know your opinion on this or what you think the admission process will be like.

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UNILORIN Departmental Post-UTME Cut-off Marks, 2018/2019

The UNILORIN Post-UTME Cut-off marks for the 2018/2019 academic session have been published. All prospective undergraduate students of the university are hereby advised that they ensure they have up to the required cut-off mark for their course of choice before applying for the Post-UTME Screening exercise.

S/NO	UTME CUT-OFF	COURSE
1	B. Aquaculture and Fisheries	180
2	B.Agric	180
3	B.Sc. Food Science	190
4	B.Sc. Home Economics	180
5	B. Forestry and Wildlife	180
6	B.A. Arabic	180
7	B.A. English	190
8	B.A. French	180
9	B.A. History and International Studies	200
10	B.A. Linguistics	190
11	B.A. Yoruba	180
12	B.A. Hausa	180
13	B.A. Igbo	180
14	B.A. Performing Arts	190
15	B.A. Christian Studies	180
16	B.A. Islamic Studies	180
17	B.A. Comparative Religious Studies	180
18	B.Pharmacy	245
19	B.Sc. (Ed.) Social Studies	180
20	B.Sc. (Ed.) Economics	180
21	B.Sc. (Ed.) Geography	180
22	B.A. (Ed.) Social Studies	180
23	B.Sc. (Ed.) Educational Technology	180
24	B.Sc. (Ed.) Computer Science	180
25	B.Sc. (Ed.) Technology Education	180
26	B.Sc.(Ed.) Health Education	180
27	B.Ed. Primary Education Studies	180
28	B. Ed Adult Education Studies	180
29	B.Ed. Counsellor Education	180
30	B.Ed. Educational Management	180
31	B.Sc. (Ed.) Business Education	180
32	B.Sc.(Ed.) Human Kinetics	180
33	B.Sc. (Ed.) Biology	180
34	B.Sc. (Ed.) Chemistry	180
35	B.Sc. (Ed.) Mathematics	180
36	B.Sc. (Ed.) Physics	180
37	B.Sc. (Ed.) Agriculture	180
38	B.A. (Ed.) Arabic	180
39	B.A. (Ed.) Christian Studies	180
40	B.A. (Ed.) English	190
41	B.A. (Ed.) French	180
42	B.A. (Ed.) History	180
43	B.A. (Ed.) Islamic Studies	180
44	B.A. (Ed.) Yoruba	180
45	B.Eng. Water Resources and Environmental Engineering	200
46	B.Eng. Computer Engineering	240
47	B.Eng. Food Engineering	200
48	B.Eng. Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering	190
49	B.Eng. Civil Engineering	220
50	B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering	230
51	B.Eng. Electrical and Electronics Engineering	240
52	B.Eng. Chemical Engineering	220
53	B.Eng. Metallurgical Engineering	200
54	B.Eng. Biomedical Engineering	200
55	B.Sc. Architecture	220
56	B.Sc. Estate Management	180
57	B.Sc. Quantity Surveying	220
58	B.Sc. Surveying and Geo-informatics	180
59	B.Sc. Urban and Regional Planning	180
60	DVM (Veterinary Medicine)	200
61	LL.B. Common Law	240
62	LL.B. Common & Islamic Law	210
63	B.Sc. Anatomy	200
64	B.Sc. Physiology	200
65	MB;BS	260
66	B. Nursing Science	220
67	B.Sc. Computer Science	210
68	B.Sc. Mass Communication	220
69	B.Sc. Information and Communication Science	190
70	B.Sc. Library and Information Science	180
71	B.Sc. Telecommunication Science	200
72	Doctor of Optometry	210
73	B.Sc. Biochemistry	220
74	B.Sc. Microbiology	220
75	B.Sc. Plant Biology	180
76	B.Sc. Zoology	180
77	B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry	200
78	B.Sc. Applied Geophysics	180
79	B.Sc. Chemistry	180
80	B.Sc. Physics	180
81	B.Sc. Geology & Mineral Science	210
82	B.Sc. Mathematics	180
83	B.Sc. Statistics	180
84	B.Sc. Finance	180
85	B.Sc. Marketing	190
86	B.Sc. Industrial Relations & Personnel Management	180
87	B.Sc. Public Administration	190
88	B.Sc. Accounting	240
89	B.Sc. Business Administration	220
90	B.Sc. Criminology and Security Studies	180
91	B.Sc. Economics	220
92	B.Sc. Geography & Environmental Management	180
93	B.Sc. Political Science	210
94	B.Sc. Sociology	190

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