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Home NEWS CAMPUS NEWSCAMPUS Vox Pop: Should CBT be Extended to all Levels? By ucjfuoye - April 30, 201906 By Helena Idiovo Computer Based Test (commonly called CBT) simply refers to tests and assessments conducted through the use of the organized systems on computers and it automates tasks which are very time consuming such as marking of scripts and monitoring progress. CBT is now being used in Federal University Oye-Ekiti for core departmental courses, most especially for first year students. This trend started in the year 2015 with the course titled “Introduction to Sociology” which was then offered by fresh students in all departments in Arts and Social Sciences. Prior to this however, the CBT has and is still being used in writing all General Studies Examinations. After sampling the opinions of some students on campus, this is what they have to say on whether Computer Based Test should be extended to all levels: A student identified as Damola Olamide, a 200level stude

By Olutaiwo Ayobami The Agrarian Club, Federal University Oye-Ekiti is set to begin her projects soon. This was made known in an interview with the club’s president. The Agrarian Club which was an initiative of Agricultural Sciences Education students, came into existence in 2016 for operation in both Oye and Ikole campuses and Prof. Adegbitan, the Dean, Faculty of Agriculture was made the club’s pioneer patron. “While considering the development of agriculture in Nigeria, it could be noted that it has gotten to a state of jeopardy. People no longer go into farming unlike in the days of our forefathers where it was their major occupation”. “This act towards agriculture in the modern day has made Nigerians to lose the prestige they once held amidst peers in agricultural system”. “Therefore, the club aims at securing the future of Nigerians through the provision of substantial foods and proffering a panacea to the problem of unemployment in the country.” “It also aims at calling

By Adekunle Agbetiloye The Counselling and Human Development Centre organized a seminar on the 24th of April, 2019 to educate students on how to effectively and productively balance their academic and social life. The seminar which was held in the New Pavilion at the faculty of Arts had in attendance distinguished guests and students of the university. The coordinator of the seminar Mr. Emeka Livinus started by explaining that the counselling centre is a home away from home and it was established to help students with problems they can’t handle individually. He explained further that to access the counselling centre students don’t need to book an appointment and that the centre has counselling experts who don’t joke with confidentiality. The coordinator of the centre, Dr E.O Omole in her opening speech educated the students on how their ability to understand and balance their academic and social life makes them more enriched as an individual to proffer solution to the ever dynam

The students of the Faculty of Education, FUOYE, have protested the payment of N5000 as Teaching Practice (sometimes shortened as T.P) fee. The Teaching Practice levy was announced in a lecture at Phase II on the 27th March, 2019 by the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Prof. K. O. Ojokheta and the Teaching Practice coordinator, Dr. Phillip I. Ajewole. The Dean said the payment is necessary because the faculty does not currently have enough teachers who will serve as supervisors during the Teaching Practice programme. According to him, the shortage of staff will enable the faculty to employ hands from outside. Addressing the third year students who will be observing the Teaching Practice, he said “I have personally come to pass this information to you because it is a serious issue. You are all going to pay the sum of N5000 to participate in the Teaching Practice. The 200 level students will pay N3000 too.” “The reason for this is that Education does not have enough lecturers and we hav

By Daniel Whyte The students of Federal University Oye-Ekiti on Monday, 29th of April came out in mass to protest over several unfulfilled promises made by the university management. This was after the students had held a peaceful protest on Wednesday, 24th of April over poor power supply that plagues the University’s host community, Oye-Ekiti among other neighbouring towns. UCJ FUOYE gathered that the students converged as early as 7am this morning at the university’s main gate to agitate for the implementation of basic amenities and necessities which have been earlier promised in a memorandum of understanding between the Vice Chancellor and the Students leaders but are yet to be fulfilled. It should be recalled that during the agitations for the reduction of the sundry fees payable by returning and fresh students of the University, in the early weeks of the semester, the University Management represented by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Kayode Soremekun and the Dean of Student Aff

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In a class taught at the University of San Diego, a professor used a slide that referred to the human fetus as a "legitimate parasite" that "invades" its mother and "manipulates" her immunity.As Fox News reported, the lecture, reportedly part of the UC San Diego School of Medicine course, Evolution of Human Disease, "explores the major epidemiological transitions from ape-like ancestors to foraging tribes, farmers and pastoralists, to the global metropolitan primate we now are. We focus on how diseases have shaped humans and how humans have shaped disease over time." The screenshot of the slide was sent to Dylan Griswold, a medical student at Stanford University, who tweeted it out:The professor who allegedly showed the slide reportedly emailed the class an explanation: "Most of you probably realize that my point was to show that mammals are especially prone to invasive cancers because mammals evolved invasive placentation. My point was n

The Vice-Chancellor of Federal University, Oye Ekiti, Prof. Kayode Soremekun, said on Sunday that only 2,000 out of a population of 17,000 students had paid their school fees for the 2018/2019 session. Soremekun lamented that the students’ failure to pay their school fees had negatively impacted on the university’s desire to meet many of the needs and demands of the school for more effective and enhanced academic and administrative activities.The vice-chancellor said at Oye Ekiti in a chat with journalists that the fact that many of the students had diverted such fees had compelled the school management to devise a means by which parents could pay the fees directly instead of asking their children to pay. He said, “It is very appalling that students these days have been failing to pay school fees for reasons we cannot fathom. By the last check, about 15,000 of our students have not paid. This is over 90 per cent of the student population because we have over 17,000 students in the

The number of infected Electrum bitcoin (BTC) wallets has reached 152,000 following an ongoing Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack on its servers. The development was reported by anti-malware software firm Malwarebytes in a blog post on April 29. Malwarebytes discovered that the number of infected machines in the botnet has amounted to as high as 152,000, with the volume of stolen funds increasing to $4.6 million. The company managed to pinpoint a loader dubbed Trojan.BeamWinHTTP, which is also involved in downloading the previously-detected Electrum DoSMiner. The largest concentration of the bots is reportedly located in the Asia Pacific region, Brazil and Peru, with the botnet that is attacking the Electrum infrastructure constantly growing. In early April, Cointelegraph reported that the ongoing DoS attack on the Electrum network was allegedly launched by a malicious botnet of more than 140,000 machines, aiming to steal users’ BTC by referring them to fake versions of Electrum softw

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The young English attacker has followed the Premier League closely this season and is ready to pit his wits against the in-form Dutchman Borussia Dortmund star Jadon Sancho joked he is looking forward to the Nations League in order to test his skills against PFA Players’ Player of the Year Virgil van Dijk. Liverpool defender Van Dijk emerged as the winner of the honour, voted on by members of the Professional Footballers' Association, ahead of five other candidates, including team-mate Sadio Mane, Manchester City stars Raheem Sterling, Sergio Aguero and Bernardo Silva, as well as Chelsea talisman Eden Hazard. Van Dijk has proven a lynchpin in a Liverpool backline that has conceded the fewest goals in the Premier League this season and has them just a point off City in the title race with just two games remaining.The centre-back has not allowed a single player to successfully dribble past him this season, nor has any player managed it since March of last season in the Premier Le

The Champions League returns this week as the first leg of the semi-finals get under way. Liverpool face a difficult test as they travel to Barcelona, who dumped Manchester United out of the competition in the quarter-finals. Tottenham saw off Manchester City in the previous round and they are now faced with Ajax, who have knocked out both Real Madrid and Juventus to reach this stage. Once again our Brand Ambassador Michael Owen shared his thoughts on all the midweek action with BetVictor. TOTTENHAM VS AJAX Christian Eriksen faces his former club Ajax (AMA/Getty Images) Ajax are the first side to win at both Real Madrid and Juventus in the same season in European competition and they are also the first side to qualify from two knockout rounds of the European Cup/Champions League having failed to win the first leg at home.Spurs have won eight of their last 10 Champions League home games – including the last four – but they lost their perfect home record at their new stadium when W

The students of Federal University Oye-Ekiti , Ekiti State, on Monday protested what they described as poor learning facility in the school, asking the Federal Government to provide more funds to complete some approved projects on the university campuses. The angry students blocked the gates of the school from about 5 am on Monday and mounted roadblocks to prevent anyone from entering the school. They demanded for the attention of the Vice Chancellor, (VC) Prof. Kayode Shoremekun. They laid siege at the gates for hours expecting the VC. Meanwhile, the Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Kayode Shoremekun who alleged that findings from his management has shown that students who have refused to pay school fees and who have been barred from being part of the forthcoming examination may be behind the protest. He also said his probe showed that students may be protesting against the delay in completing the main Library abandoned by his predecessor. He said that while serious effo