APGDS WEEK 2017

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LEADERSHIP; YES! WE ARE ALL LEADERS!

Leaders! Some are born, some are made! A good leader is one, who is influential enough to get others to follow him willingly. He has a vision, he has a dream, and the passion to pursue it. He has analytical skills, a decision-making ability, and a goal-getter attitude. He dreams big and has the grit to bring it into reality. He possesses virtues like integrity, dedication, fairness, openness of mind to greet new ideas, and innovative skills. Now this brings us to the question: Are all managers’ good leaders? This brings us to the concept of corporate leadership, that highlights the role of effective leadership in the growth and success of an organization.

Managers need to possess leadership skills like planning, organizing, delegating, and effective communication. "Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things, SAYS BY DR.L. O JIMOH in one of his articles. But when the line between the two blurs, managers become excellent leaders and leaders become effective managers. Be it a small firm of twenty employees, a multinational company of a thousand professionals, or a country of millions; all are organizations.

And leadership has a big role to play in directing an organization's resources on the path of progress. For this, leaders have to be created. Yes, leaders can be made. How? By inculcating in them the qualities that a good leader should have. Leadership development should start from an early age. Leadership activities and team games can definitely help introduce leadership traits in children. Activities like these help the children identify their hidden leadership traits.

Leadership exercises conducted at the corporate level help identify true leaders in the organization and sharpen their managerial skills. The future of our institutions and country, are secure only in the hands of able leaders who can influence the masses with their thoughts and actions. Effective leaders are those who have the ability to listen, think, foresee, understand, and act. True leaders are those who dare to dream and live to lead!. Remember that leaders are SERVANTS to the followers.

On this Note, I rest my pen
DEDICATED TO ALL NIGERIAN STUDENTS
PLEASE THE FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY IS IN OUR HANDS ; CHOOSE THE RIGHT LEADERS

Written by: KAKA MOSHOOD OMOTAYO
A. K.A. KAKALITO

Pre-PGD supplementary list released

The Federal School of Surveying, Oyo releases supplementary list to further admit student into the Pre-Post Graduate Diploma, Surveying and Geoinformatics. Check list below;

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Revised and Approved course Code and Course title for the various Academic Programmes

All students are enjoined to find the attached documents for the Final revised and approved course codes and course titles for various Academic programmes run in the school. This is guide you through filling of your course form as well as to put you through the course you will offer for your Academic year.
Listed below are the revised and approved course code and course title for the various Academic Programmes;

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Lecture room goes scanty as Lectures commences in full force

The Lecture with Course Code GIT 101 and GNS 101 which was held between the period of 8am-10am and 10am to 12noon by the ND 1 students at the Lecture theatre respectively recorded a low turnout of students in the Lecture room. As many students where found lazing around the school premises while some where running about to finish up with the registration process. This is a call to all students to take lectures serious and make it her number one priority while on Campus. A class missed is knowledge lost and can never be regain. Also note that without 80% attendance in a course, you will not be permitted to sit for the examination.
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FSS-Oyo releases First Semester Academic Time-Table for 2016/2017 session

"Time and tide waits for no man" as practically demonstrated in Federal School of Surveying, Oyo. The Academic board in the early hours of this morning releases the First Semester Academic Time-Table to commence Academic activities for the semester. As previously stated in the academic calendar, Lectures kicks-off today the 2nd of May, 2017 and on this note, all student are hereby admonished to buckle up their shoes and take classes serious. Remember, as you lay your bed, so you’ll lie on it. 
See below for the First semester Time-table;

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12 steps to becoming a better student

As a final year student of Federal school of Surveying, Oyo, having gone through the pros and cons of the institution as taken out time to gather the following tips to assists all students most especially, the new intakes in becoming a better students. I present to you few steps to becoming a better students and I hope this article impacts you positively. Sit back, relax and enjoy reading through!

1. Take your Assignment Serious. If you must aspire to become a better student, then your Homework is very essential to achieving greater success. Let me admonish you in this like, Don't procrastinate your assignment. If you have homework due on Monday that was assigned on Friday, don't start the assignment at 11 p.m. on Sunday. Take your homework seriously and try hard problems, even if you're not sure on them. If you are really having trouble, ask your colleague, a friend or your senior colleague. Don't stress about your homework though. Don't let yourself go over 40 minutes a night per assignment, don't procrastinate either. Manage your time. Be prepared in advance for all of your assignments. This is called “studying.” Get used to doing it;  it will be your primary activity for the next two or four years on campus.
2. Take your Continuous assessments serious. If you have a continuous assessment or test coming up, don't spend your time on playing around or watching television. Tests are a huge part of your final grade. Spend every free moment looking at your lecture note, studying. When you have more free time, do some extra exercises. Make flashcards of words and remember to feel completely prepared when you come into class each day. A good sign is if you know all the questions, you're prepared.
3. Pay attention during class. Come to class and pay attention. This one should be a no-brainer. If you must miss class, inform your class Governor or lecturer in advance and explain your situation. And when you’re in class, be visibly and mentally attentive; let your lecturer know you’re in the lecture room. If you don't pay attention it will be almost impossible for you to understand the lesson by yourself. Remember to participate in class as well. This is good for your relationship with your lecturer, for your grades and for passing the time. Besides paying attention in class, take notes in class! Make sure they are neat, so you can read them later on. Write what the lecturer writes on the board and what the Lecturer says in class is very important to be noted.
4.  Ask to seek clarification. If you are confused on something in class, ask the Teacher/Lecturer. Teachers love questions, but not too many. Remember not to bug her/him all the time with endless questions. When asking them, be polite, simple, and get to the point. Only ask what you're confused on though, because teachers can tell whether or not you are confused. 
5. Look over the next chapters in your textbooks (see warnings) and scan over it. This way, the next day you will understand more when your teacher explains. Don't really read them, just scan them over, and see what you'll be learning next unless that teacher does not want you to.
6. Don't look at the clock at all during the class. It's disrespectful to the teacher, and if you keep looking, it's going to seem like a longer class. If you feel the need to sneak a look, though, your best bet is to bring a watch. 
7.  Go regularly to the library; A library is a market place of ideas and a knowledge bank of information. There's long been a stereotype that black people don't like to read and as the expression goes, "if you want to hide something from a black person, put it in a book" (or some say, "write it down"). Knowledge is in books, not on Wikipedia. Consider your college education a bibliography for the rest of your life. Read books, articles and expound your knowledge by utilizing the Internet while studying.
8. Fix a study time and draft your study time-table: Read sitting up (not in bed), with a pencil to mark up the text. A clean text is an unread one. And whenever the Lecturer reads and repeat a phrase or passage out loud, mark it and take note of it. It might be on the next test. Find a quiet, regular place to study. This is your special sanctum, for that purpose only. Don’t eat, listen to music, or entertain your friends there. Study in sessions of no more than an hour, then take a break. Three sessions of fifty minutes each week is better than three hours at one sitting. A general rule is two hours of study time for each hour of class 
9. Don't miss out of your Practicals: Remember Surveying and Geoinformatics is practically oriented and not theoretical. Take your practicals serious, strife to handle the instruments, don't leave the tasks for just a few persons. Your practical carries more grade point and you could imagine the effect of a poor performance on your CGPA. 
10. Eat and take enough rest: As good meal keeps one mentally alert therefore,  remember that one can not think well, read well nor sleep well if one has not dined well. So, eat correct meal as at when due and give yourself enough rest!
11. Find an appropriate social outlet. The best students are well-rounded. A social outlet is not, however, a wild night on the town.  Join campus organizations such as the Junior Chambers International (JCI) or the Rotary Club. Check the school noticeboard for events happening both on campus and in the community.
12. Above all and most importantly, Pray always and and live a life pleasing to God. 
    Enjoy yourself. This should be, literally, the time of your life!

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ADMISSIONS INTO 2016/2017 TOP-UP DEGREE AND HND CONVERSION PROGRAMMES

BELLS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, OTA Km 8, Idiroko Road, P.M.B. 1015, Ogun State. Established in 2005 as the First Private University of Technology in Nigeria, this great University, on a fast lane to becoming a world-renowned university that is committed to the development and transformation of society through cutting edge technology and other innovations, now runs To-Up Degree and HND Conversion Programmes.
The Programmes, which are now being massively and competitively accessed by scholars within and outside Nigeria, are aimed at bridging the gap between HND and B.Sc. Degree, as well as provide a platform for candidates to improve upon their class of degrees or move to other related disciplines.
AVAILABLE B.SC. DEGREE PROGRAMMES
 
College of Natural and Applied Sciences 
B.Sc. Microbiology, B. Tech Biotechnology, B.Sc. Biochemistry, B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry, B.Sc. Physics with Electronics, B.Sc. Applied Mathematics with Statistics, B. Tech. Food Technology, B. Tech. Food Sciences with Business (option), B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics, B. Tech Computer Sciences, and B. Tech Information Technology.
 
College of Management Sciences 
B.Sc. Economics, B.Sc. Accounting, B.Sc. Finance and Banking, B.Sc. Human Resources, B.Sc. Marketing, B.Sc. Business Computing, B.Sc. International Business, and B.Sc. Management Technology (Project Management).
 
College of Engineering and Environmental Sciences 
B.Sc. Architecture, B. Tech Building Technology, B. Tech Estate Management, B. Tech Quantity Surveying, B. Tech Surveying and Geoinformatics, B. Tech Urban and Regional Planning, B. Eng. Mechanical Engineering, B. Eng. Mechatronics Engineering, B. Eng. Biomedical Engineering, B. Eng. Civil Engineering, B. Eng. Electrical, Electronics Engineering, B. Eng. Computer Engineering, and B. Eng. Telecommunication Engineering.
 
Admission Requirements 
Interested and eligible candidates must be holders of HND, Professional certificates like ICAN, ACCA etc., and Third Class Degrees.
 
Duration/mode of Studies 
i. Programmes will run for 2 years. 
ii. Participants would be expected to be resident on campus, on payment of accommodation fee. 
iii. Lecturers will prepare course modules which will be available to participants at an approved rate. 
Application forms are to be obtained from the Admissions Office, Bells University of Technology, Ota, on payment of a non-refundable fee of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000) only into Bells University’s UBA Account No: 1016085117 
Completed Application forms together with (2) passport-sized photographs of the Applicants and the original copy of deposit slip, indicating their full names, should be returned to the Bells Bursary for issuance of official receipts.
 
Fees Structure 
i. Admission form - N10,000, non refundable 
ii. Acceptance Fee - N20,000 
iii. Consolidated Fees per year, payable in two (2) installments - N180,000
 
For more information/application form contact:
08057077583, 08138895130, 08135400031, 08184442354.
Website: www.bellsuniversity.edu.ng
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HOW TO GENERATE REMITA CODE YOURSELF FOR ONLINE PAYMENTS

About Remita: Remita is an e-Payments and e-Collections solution on a single multi-bank platform.
Today, Remita is in use by many individuals, public and private sector organisations that process over 500 Billion Naira worth of transactions on a monthly basis. 
Adopted by the Central Bank of Nigeria for the payment and collections of funds on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria and used by all 22 commercial banks and over 400 micro finance banks, Remita has significantly assisted to revolutionize the e-payment industry in Nigeria.
 To generate your Remita code yourself in a minute, kindly follow the following procedure;
 1. Log in to https://login.remita.net/remita/external/OAGFCRF/collector/payments.reg a page is displayed as shown below;

2. Fill in the boxes shown below;
3. Under “Name of MDA” enter your Institution as in “FEDERAL SCHOOL OF SURVEY , OYO – 023400300100”
4. Under “Name of Service/Purpose” enter the purpose of payment either for “Admission form” or “Student Registration Fee”
5. Description box is popped up immediately after item 4 is filled. Enter your constituency either ND1, HND1 or PGD etc
6. Under “Amount to Pay (₦)” specify the amount to be paid. You can check here for more details https://fsstrendz.blogspot.com.ng/2017/04/20162017-tuition-fees-structure.html
7. Under ”Payer’s Full Name” enter your full name as it appears on the Admission list
8. On the “payer’s E-mail” Field enter your working E-mail address
9. On the “payer’s Phone” Field enter a functioning phone number
10. Key in the characters in the image into the box below it to confirm your transaction
11. Finally, Click on “Proceed to Payment”
12. A new page is open containing the Remita Code Generated. Copy the code and proceed to your financial institution to complete your payment.

Note: Fields marked in * are required


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BREAKING: FIRE OUTBREAK IN FSS-OYO

Pandemonium arises as shopping mall behind the Olayinka Adekoya hall of residence engulfed with fire, burns shops and destroys goods worth thousands of naira in FSS-OYO. The fire outbreak which occurred within the hours of 17:30hrs GMT and 19:00hrs GMT today was reported to be caused by improper supervision by one of the shop owner (name withheld) burning refuse and dirt behind the shopping plaza of the institution. The heavy thick smokes in the atmosphere drew the attention of the student within the vicinity.

Sequel to the arrival of Security personnel’s and student on campus to put off the fire, several goods, essential items, materials, and equipment where lost to the raging fire although, no casualty was recorded. With the joint effort of the Sheriff Deputies, abled men and the Students around, the fire was quickly put off using water and detergent as well as the limited fire extinguishers available before it could do a severe damage.

The arrival of the Head of Department as well as the Chief Security Officer shows sign of concern and a display of responsibility to protecting lives and properties of the student populace as well as see to the fact that the incident was curbed and everything perfectly in order. Hence, a further call to the management and security personnel to be at alert and always prepared for subsequent cases of emergency as well as putting up preventive measures to avoid further re-occurrence.

Below are exclusively photos obtained by #FSStrendz from the fire incident at the scene. 

 




 















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Centre for Space Research and Applications (CESRA) training programme

The Centre for Space Research and Applications (CESRA) wishes to inform the general public that the registration for the Basic Certificate and Advanced Diploma Courses in Remote Sensing (RS) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has commenced. The training programme is being organized for the University staff and students, Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) at both Federal and State levels of government.
Commencement Date: May, 2017.
Lecture Venue: CESRA GIS Lab., Obanla Campus, FUTA.
All participants will receive licensed software packages (with full extensions) and course materials.
The cost implications for the various levels of training programmes are given as follows:
(I).Certificate Courses for Beginners/Intermediate professions (4 weeks)
(a)Students: #10,000:00
(b)Staff: #20,000:00
(c)MDAs #50,000:00

(II).Advanced Diploma Certificate Courses (3 months)
(a) Students: #30,000:00
(b) Staff: #50,000:00
(c) MDAs: #75,000:00
Early registration is strongly advised. Please see attached files for detailed (modular) course contents.

For further inquiries, please contact
Dr. I.A Balogun (Email: iabalogun@futa.edu.ng, Mobile: 08039194212)
Dr. F.O Akinluyi (Email: foakinluyi@futa.edu.ng, Mobile: 08033596566)
Mr. S.O Akande (Email: olusamakande@gmail.com, Mobile: 07032320763
 

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How to Maximize your Stay in FSS-Oyo

I specially want to welcome all freshers' on Campus and congratulate you all for making it through the hurdles of Admission and been among the admitted students for 2016/2017 academic year. I felt it's necessary I share my little experience with you on how to maximize and make best do of your stay in the prestigious Federal School of Surveying, Oyo "One of the best and first in Africa". I believe you are gallant and ready to face the rigours embedded in Surveying and Geo-informatics, hence, the more reason for choosing Federal School of Surveying, Oyo.
To start with, I'll love you to develop a positive attitude towards the profession and never at any point in time look down on yourself because you are young. You don’t have any reason to entertain the idea that you are just a student and you can’t do something. You may lack some resources but you can never lack on strength, idealism and vigor. And this is the main reason why the experienced people are after you – you are the key to unlock and impact the world.

As young people, you are on your prime years to do something that can make a difference. Whether small or big act, it can contribute and lead to change. Let’s start it on our citadel of higher learning and people around us. Idealistic as it sounds, you can do something to improve the situation that you have. You can solve a problem, you can face your intimidation, you can face your fear. There are a lot of ways that you can actually do.
As a final year student of the great Federal School of Surveying, Oyo and would about to say goodbye to Federal School of Surveying, Oyo soon, Here are the things that helps me to maximize my stay in the campus and I hope it would help you as well:

• Don’t settle learning inside the classroom; learn from other people: There are a lot of worthy life lesson that you can get outside the four corners of the classroom. Don’t settle just sitting on the class and listening to your lecturers. Expound your experience through joining organizations that can help you on your chosen path – be it on outside or inside your campus.
• Connect to the experienced people and learn from them: Most of the things that you can actually apply on the real world are the things that you learned outside the four corners of your class. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mean that you don’t need to study well and just focus learning outside the class. What I mean is to have a balance campus life. You still need to face your major subjects, understand theoretical lesson and listen from your professor as well
• Discover your passion and pursue it: You all have the luxury of years to discover what you really love to do in life; discover it. Find your passion and hone it. Never allow your doubts and situation to stop you from finding what you love. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Ask your friends or any people close to you about it. Seek guidance and help from them. I’m pretty sure they can tell you the things they observed you are good at.
• Choose your friends/links wisely: Your friends have a huge influence in your life. They can affect your decision making and your standards in life. So choose wisely. There’s a huge possibilities that you can be in danger when you choose a bad company. This kind of company maybe into drugs, alcohol, sexual activities, and anything that can harm your future.
• Listen to the older people: Especially your parents. They all want the best for you. So don’t fail them by your careless actions. They have sacrificed a lot – they have given every single penny for you to finish your college. Listen to their reminders and advises so you would be guided on every step and decision that you make.
• Reach out fellow young people and inspire them: Your life has an amazing story; share it to your fellow. Inspire them to be authentic, to be the best that they can and to keep dreaming. There are a lot of hopeless young people out there who seek help and guidance. A lot of them are searching for answers and solution. Be one of the solutions to guide them.

You have a huge capabilities to do something. Don’t waste it, keep striving! We have a huge role to fill in for our campus and let’s not overlook that. Let us be united with this call to raise up a generation who will love God and have a heart to transform the nation.

How about you? How can you maximize your stay in the campus? Share your thoughts!

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Fss released supplementary admission list for 2016/2017 academic session

In addition to the previous Admission list which was pasted in 'BATCH A' and 'BATCH B' respectively, see more https://fsstrendz.blogspot.com.ng/2017/04/finally-20162017-admission-listis-out.html The Federal School of Surveying, Oyo on this day, the 26th of April, 2017 further released a supplementary Admission list to Admit more student into the Higher National Diploma (HND) 1, Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) in GIS and Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) in Surveying and Geoinformatics respectively. The following students whose name appears in the List below are hereby requested to resume for the 2016/2017 Academic session. Congratulations!

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Registration with TISHIP and SWIS

This is to inform all students that registration with Tertiary Institution Social Health Insurance Programme (TISHIP) and Student Welfare Insurance Scheme (SWIS) shall be as follows;
 
Tertiary Institution Social Health Insurance Programme (TISHIP) = N 1500.00
Student Welfare Insurance Scheme (SWIS) = N 2100.00
 
Account Name: F.S.S. Oyo Social Health Programme
Account No: 6216001863
Bank: Zenith Bank Plc
Amount: N 3600.00

You are enjoined to please adhere strictly to the above directive


Oyedele, O. O (Mr)
Deputy Registrar/Students' Affair officer
For Registrar

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FSS-OYO REGISTRATION GUIDELINES

 
.... Developing young active citizen.
 
Towards sustainable development and service to humanity, The Junior Chamber International, Federal School of Surveying, Oyo (JCI-FSSOYO) welcomes all freshers on Campus and presents the following Guidelines to enhance easy payment of school fees and registration.
1. Generate an RRR code for payment of school fees from any accredited center (school café or bursary)
2. Extract the account numbers and bank details of other dues (SUG, Association Due, TISHIP and SWIS) to be paid from the board in Bursary department. (For more information on association dues and banks visit https://fsstrendz.blogspot.com.ng/2017/04/fss-freshers-registration-guidelines.html
3. Make your payments to each bank respectively
4. Do two (2) photocopies of the printout of the evidence of payment of school fee
5. Take both the original and photocopies of the printout to bursary for confirmation and you will be issued a receipt of payment
6. Turn your SUG and Association dues teller to receipt at the SUB Secretariat 
7. Do the photocopy of all your credentials and take them to the admission office (Abuja building) with ten (10) recent passport photograph (for the freshers)
8. You will be given some forms which are FORM A, B & C to fill and sign with different officers
9. Return the forms back to admission office (Abuja building) after signing for proper documentation.
 
We wish you an itch free registration and a happy stay on campus.
 
Courtesy: - 
JC Ogungbe T. Harryson
For the '17 board 

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