FEDERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE OROZO ABUJA, CLASS OF 2009 REUNION 2015 INFORMATION

FEDERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE OROZO ABUJA

Dear Amiable Ex-students of FEDERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE OROZO ABUJA, CLASS OF 2009

It has come to the notice of administrator of this group that, there has been so much yelling for FSTC OROZO ABUJA, CLASS OF 2009 old students REUNION 2015. After much consideration and evaluations I have decided to make it come alive 2015 by God's Grace.

Firstly want to say a big thanks to every one for putting up with the 2011, 2012 and 2013 REUNIONS but 2014 was not possible because of our inabilities to make it happen.

 I have selected a fifteen man committee from this group who would meet four (4) -five (5) times before the D-day of the REUNION.

They are as follows:

•        Raphael Okpologidi Samuel                                    CHAIRMAN

•        Manga Muhammad                                                 SECRETARY

•        Nathanial Obadiah                                                  ASS SECRETARY

•        Malati Zaki                                                             TREASURER

•        Ikechukwe Emmanuel                                             PRO

•        Desmond Nnamani                                                  MEMBER

•        Kingsley Nwankwo                                                  MEMBER

•        Amedu Livingstone                                                  MEMBER

•        Joel Agada                                                              MEMBER

•        Michael Ogunkomaya                                              MEMBER

•        Lawrence Benedict                                                  MEMBER

•        Gloria Enaga                                                           MEMBER

•        Ime Victoria                                                            MEMBER

•        Isaac Kure                                                              MEMBER

•        Ngozi Igbo                                                             MEMBER

Happy Birthday to Isaac Kure

On this special day, Isaac Kure of Agricultural Mechanism celebrate his birthday.

We wish you all the very best, all the joy you can ever have and may you be blessed abundantly today, tomorrow and the days to come! May you have a fantastic birthday and many more to come... HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! From all of us FSTC OROZO ABUJA CLASS OF 2009

Happy Birthday to Faustina Kaaie

On this special day, Faustina Kaaie of Computer class celebrate her birthday.

We wish you all the very best, all the joy you can ever have and may you be blessed abundantly today, tomorrow and the days to come! May you have a fantastic birthday and many more to come... HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! From all of us FSTC OROZO ABUJA CLASS OF 2009

Andrew Elijah Wins BEST Administrative Staff-ICT of the Year

BIG Congratulation to Andrew Elijah of Computer class for winning BEST Administrative Staff-ICT of the Year. 

From all of us FSTC OROZO ABUJA CLASS OF 2009 we wish you more success as you continue to displace more of your abilities.

JAMB Announces Cut Off Mark For 2015/16 Admission

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB has announced 180 as cut off mark for candidates seeking admission into Nigerian universities in the 2015/16 academic session.
Registrar of the board, Professor Dibu Ojerinde, who made the announcement in Abuja at the end of the 2015 policy meeting of the board, also said that candidates seeking admission into polytechnics and colleges of education are expected to have a minimum score of 150 marks.
Professor Ojerinde, however, advised all universities, polytechnics and colleges of education to conclude the 2015/2016 admission exercise before October 31 with emphasis on 60% to 40% admission ratio in favour of the sciences and 70% to 30% admission ratio in favour of technical courses.
He further advised universities, polytechnics and colleges of education to adhere to the 2015 admission policy guidelines in order not to disenfranchise qualified students seeking tertiary education.
I believe this to be a good news to some of us right?