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Candidates who submitted for admission to the full-time bachelor’s degree programs at Ekiti State University (previously University of Ado-Ekiti) under affiliation with Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin for the 2022/23 academic year can now check their admission status.

The KWCOE admissions list for degrees has been posted online.

KWCOE Degree (EKSU) Admission List

Currently, prospective students of the Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin (KWCOE), in affiliation with Ekiti State University (EKSU), Ado Ekiti, can only view their admission status via the JAMB admission status checking webpage by following the steps below.

To check your admission status for KWCOE Degree (EKSU), visit the JAMB site at https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/.
Use your username and password to access your Jamb profile.

Locate and click the Check Admission Status tab by scrolling down.

In the required field, select your Exam year and input your registration number.
Click Check Admission Status to view your KWCOE Degree (EKSU) admission status, or ‘Access my CAPS’ to view your CAPS for Admission status and other associated services.

Candidates who have not yet been admitted should be aware that admission is under progress and monitor the JAMB and university websites frequently to determine their admission status.

Successful applicants to the KWCOE Degree (EKSU) first-degree programs are encouraged to:

This item will be updated as soon as the list is posted on the college’s website.

Once the list has been published to the college’s website, you’ll be able to follow the steps detailed below.

Go to https://kwcoeilorin.edu.ng/portal/regular/application/?login.
Provide your UTME Number and last name in the appropriate columns.
Finally, click the Continue button to view your admission status.

Kwara College of Education (EKSU) Degree Acceptance Fee is suggested.

Congratulations to all those whose names appear on the Kwara State College of Education (KWCOE) degree admission list for the academic year 2022/23.

»Degree Admission List for Kwara State College of Education (Affiliated to EKSU)«

The administration of the Federal College of Education (FCE) Kano has issued the list of applicants provisionally admitted to its B.Ed programs for the 2022/2023 academic year.

The FCE Kano Degree admission list has been posted on the institution’s website.

Checking the FCE Kano Degree Admission List

Candidates who have been accepted are recommended to:

Congratulations to all those whose names appear on the FCE Kano Degree admission list for the academic year 2022/23.

»Federal College of Education (FCE) Degree Admission List, Kano Campus«

The Health Secretary stated that ambulance unions made a “conscious decision to inflict harm on patients” by walking off the job in a heated dispute over wages.

Steve Barclay has placed the burden squarely on the strikers as thousands of ambulance workers from three unions engage in industrial action today.

Nationwide NHS and ambulance trusts have declared critical events, with some worried that a lack of timely care may result in the death or severe disability of patients.

People have been reminded to make “smart” use of services, contacting 999 only in life-threatening emergencies and avoiding “risky” behavior.

Only services in the east of England and on the Isle of Wight will not be impacted by the strikes.

Today, thousands of ambulance personnel in England and Wales went on strike. Vehicles pictured at the Hollymoor Ambulance Hub in Birmingham

There is concern that the lack of ambulance staff could result in individuals dying or being crippled due to a lack of immediate care. Pictured: police cars stationed at Royal Liverpool Hospital, but no ambulances.

Steve Barclay, secretary of state for health, has criticized unions for “deliberately causing harm to patients.” The Health Secretary is pictured outside 10 Downing Street.

Workers from the Unison, Unite, and GMB unions will participate in today’s walkout, which is the first of its sort in more than three decades.

In places where the strike is occurring, unions have stated that they will only offer coverage for life-threatening emergencies.

This means that the elderly who fall, those who suffer a stroke, and even those who suffer a heart attack may miss out, leading to the possibility that they may be transported to the hospital by taxi.

Mr. Barclay, who had last-ditch discussions with unions last night in an attempt to prevent today’s strikes, stated in today’s Telegraph that they are the ones endangering patient safety.

He stated, “We now understand that the NHS’s contingency preparations will not cover all 999 calls.” The ambulance unions have made a deliberate decision to damage patients.

Unions have criticized the government for not negotiating with them throughout the issue. In addition to wages, they seek measures to improve working conditions and patient safety, they claim.

Christina McAnea, general secretary of Unison, stated yesterday night that if anyone die during the action, it will be “totally” the government’s fault.

Who is on strike?

Today, employees from the GMB, Unison, and Unite unions have walked out of their workplaces.

The following ambulance services in England and Wales will be affected:

North East Ambulance Service National Health Service Foundation Trust
NHS Trust of the Yorkshire Ambulance Service
Midlands Ambulance Service North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust University NHS Trust Foundation
East Middlesex NHS Ambulance Service Charity
South Western Ambulance Service National Health Service Foundation Trust
South Central Ambulance Service National Health Service Charity
South East Coast Ambulance Service National Health Service Foundation Trust
NHS London Ambulance Service Charity
Trust for Welsh Ambulance Services

The East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust and ambulance personnel on the Isle of Wight will not be affected.

Scottish and Northern Irish employees are also not participating in the strike.

She told TalkTV: ‘The only time they called me in for a meeting was today, the day before the strike, and it’s very irresponsible of them to refuse to begin any kind of conversations or discussions with us.’

Mr. Barclay vowed to avoid the ‘dangerous trap’ of having to negotiate with unions each winter.

He stated, “The British people would not forgive politicians like me if we spent every single winter negotiating with trade unions instead of addressing the country’s very genuine problems.”

However, future industrial action is a looming possibility. On December 28, there will be another ambulance strike, and Ms. McAnea has warned that 999 call handlers may join them.

Ms. McAnea stated, “We have not yet decided how long the evacuation will last or which groups will be evacuated, but our road crews are leaving tomorrow as an example.”

So these are the folks who are out with the ambulances; these are the paramedics, technicians, and specialized paramedics who are dispatched to deal with various situations. They are the ones who will be striking tomorrow.

We have not yet brought out the control room staff. Therefore, those who handle 999 calls will continue to work tomorrow. In reality, they will be quite busy since, as they do every day, they will be the ones triaging all the calls. However, we also have the option of bringing out our 999 members.’

It comes one day after thousands of Royal College of Nursing (RCN) employees walked off the job in a salary dispute with the government.

Other businesses have also seen strikes, including the Border Patrol, the rail industry, the bus industry, and the postal service.

This month, ambulance employees joined nurses, rail workers, Border Force personnel, and postal workers on the picket line.

»Health Secretary warns that ambulance unions have taken a decision to hurt patients«

On Tuesday night, a 39-year-old man was brought to the hospital in severe condition after threatening two New York City transportation workers and threatening to grab the security guard’s gun before being shot in the chest.

Michael Kemper, the NYPD’s acting chief of transit, described the violent scene in the wealthy Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn as “extraordinary.” The rate of transit-related crime has increased by 28 percent year-over-year, yet staff members rarely open fire.

Tuesday evening at approximately 9:00 p.m., according to Kemper, two uniformed Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) employees were waiting on a platform to catch a subway train.

One was responsible for maintaining MetroCard machines, while the other was one of 274 armed security guards who defend their coworkers.

Tuesday evening, police are spotted outside the Union Street station in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

A MTA employee shot a 39-year-old guy in the chest about 9 p.m., after he threatened them.

The man was sent to the hospital in critical condition; the two MTA employees were unharmed.

After the incident, offices are spotted at the entrance to the metro station.

While they waited for the train, a man approached them and began a verbal argument with them. He grew angry,’ explained Kemper.

According to him, as the subway train approached the Union Street station, the two fled in an attempt to escape their aggressor.

However, the unidentified man followed them up the stairs to the mezzanine level of the station and proceeded to harass them.

Kemper stated that the security officer “attempted to calm down the individual,” but the attacker continued to advance and threatened to seize his gun.

The MTA veteran security guard then drew his gun and shot the victim once in the chest.

Michael Kemper, interim chief of transit police, is seen briefing the media on Tuesday evening.

President of New York City Transit Richard Davey described the shooting as terrible.

In a serious condition, he was sent to New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital.

According to police, the injured individual was known to them and had a history of arrests. There is no indication that he was armed.

Richard Davey, president of municipal transit, described the incident as “tragic” and observed that his employee “did not want their day to end this way.”

The investigation is in progress.

»39-year-old man shoots an MTA security employee repairing a MetroCard machine in the chest after threatening him«

Residents of a small town west of Brisbane have been urged to remain indoors as police talk with a man they believe to be armed.

Wednesday just before noon, Queensland Police issued an emergency declaration under the Public Safety Preservation Act (PSPA) in Toowoomba.

About 10:45 a.m., police arrived to search the Newtown property. The cause for the search is unknown at this time.

Residents within the Toowoomba emergency zone (above, in blue) have been warned by police to remain indoors as discussions continue with an allegedly armed man.

Specialist police have arrived at a Toowoomba residence where a standoff is happening after officers executing a search warrant confronted a man suspected to be armed with a firearm. Here is the most recent http://bit.ly/3Veisoe link:

The Chronicle published the article on Tuesday, December 20, 2022.

Upon arrival, officers initiated negotiations with the individual. It is assumed that another male is present inside.

Just before noon, the police announced a state of emergency and advised inhabitants along Tor Street, Park Street, and Dalmany Street to remain indoors.

Officers have evacuated some Park Street residents and have stated that further residents would be relocated if required.

All highways leading into the disaster area have been closed.

More to come

»Toowoomba residents are advised to remain indoors while police speak with an allegedly armed man«