Imo State University, Owerri, will commence the registration for the 2024/2025 Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening exercise on Thursday, 1st August 2024. The registration period will end on Friday, 23rd August 2024.

Eligibility Criteria

1. *First Choice Candidates:*
– Candidates must have chosen Imo State University as their first choice of institution.
– A minimum score of 170 in the UTME (JAMB score) is required.

2. *Non-First Choice Candidates:*
– Candidates who did not initially choose IMSU but scored 170 or above in the UTME can also apply. However, they must apply for a change of institution and make IMSU their first choice before the Post-UTME registration closes.

3. *O-Level Results:*
– Candidates with awaiting O-Level results should upload their results to the JAMB portal as soon as they are released.
– Note: Candidates who fail to upload their O-Level results to the JAMB portal will not be considered for admission.

4. *Direct Entry Candidates:*
– Candidates must hold an OND/HND, First Degree, A-Level, or equivalent in relevant disciplines.
– Ensure that all qualifying results are uploaded to the JAMB portal.

Application Process

Candidates can contact IMSU Connect Online Services for assistance with the application process. They are located at IMSU Plaza beside the IMSU front gate.

*Contact Information:*
– Phone: 09094107817
– Address: IMSU Plaza, Beside IMSU Front Gate

For candidates who are far from IMSU, details can be forwarded for easy processing. The required details are:
1. JAMB registration number
2. Name
3. Phone number
4. Course

*IMSU Connect:*
– Phone: 09094107817
– WhatsApp: [Join here](https://chat.whatsapp.com/LyPv1fu7ltK4LNjQAjHUl5)

Please share this information with all concerned persons.

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In a dramatic turn of events, four WAEC officials were arrested and briefly detained by the Nigeria Police Force on Tuesday, following a heated argument with the House of Representatives Committee on Basic Examination Bodies.

Heated Argument Over Accountability

The officials, including Amos Dangut, Head of the National Office of WAEC Nigeria, were summoned to account for their expenditure. However, they failed to provide satisfactory responses, leading to a motion for their arrest.

WAEC Officials Claim Independence

Dangut argued that WAEC is not a government agency and therefore not accountable to the parliament. However, lawmakers maintained that WAEC Nigeria was established by an Act of the National Assembly and must account to the people’s representatives.

Brief Detention and Release

The officials were detained for about 15 minutes before being released after a brief closed-door session. They were ordered to prepare for another appearance and present relevant documents, including audited statements of accounts and details of a N5bn loan .

Committee Chairman Warns WAEC

Oforji Oboku, Committee Chairman, emphasized that WAEC cannot operate outside the supervision of the National Assembly, stating, “We have reviewed the position, and we have all the powers to oversight you. You cannot come here and say WAEC is not an agency of government” .