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UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION COMMISSION (UBEC) FEDERAL TEACHERS’ SCHEME (FTS) SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES OYO STATE EXAM S/NO NAME STATE LGA SEX COURSE OF STUDY STATUS NO AMINAT ODEDELE 1 001YY OYO AFIJIO F PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS SHORTLISTED OMOLOLA ABOSEDE 2 002YY AKINRINOLA OYO AFIJIO F BIOLOGY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED DEBORAH ESTHER 3 003YY FEYISETAN OYO AFIJIO F EDUCATION/ENGLISH SHORTLISTED OLUWAFERANMI OLUWATOYIN INTEGRATED 4 004YY OLAGBAMI OYO AFIJIO F SHORTLISTED SCIENCE/BIOLOGY IFEOLUWA SUNDAY 5 005YY ADEKANBI OYO AFIJIO M MATHEMATICS SHORTLISTED OLANREWAJU OLUWATOSIN 6 006YY OYO AFIJIO M EDUCATION/MATHEMATICS SHORTLISTED AKANO JOHN BLESSING 7 007YY ADEBOWALE OYO AFIJIO F BIOLOGY /CHEMISTRY SHORTLISTED OPEYEMI ADEBUNMI OJO 8 008YY OYO AFIJIO F HOME ECONOMICS SHORTLISTED NIKE IFETAYO DAIRO 9 009YY OYO AFIJIO M HUMAN KINETICS SHORTLISTED ELIJAH ADEOLU ADELEYE 10 010YY OYO AFIJIO M SPECIAL EDUCATION/MATHE SHORTLISTED AKINTUNDE REUBEN 11 011YY FUNMILAYO OYO AFIJIO M YORUBA SHORTLISTED ADEGOKE TOHEEB AJAO SPECIAL 12 012YY OYO AFIJIO M SHORTLISTED OPEYEMI EDUCATION/MATHEM ABOSEDE 13 013YY OGUNTUNJI OYO AFIJIO F BIOLOGY SHORTLISTED REBECCA OMOLOLA 14 014YY OGUNKUNLE OYO AFIJIO F BIOLOGY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED ABOSEDE FAITH OLAJIRE 15 015YY OYO AKINYELE F MATHEMATICS/GEOGRAPHY SHORTLISTED OMOWUMI TITILOPE AREMU 16 016YY OYO AKINYELE F FINE ART SHORTLISTED ADEBISI RAFIAT COMPUTER 17 017YY SALAWUDEEN OYO AKINYELE F SHORTLISTED SCIENCE/MATHEMA ADENIKE GAFAR KOLAPO ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND 18 018YY OYO AKINYELE M SHORTLISTED ABIODUN YORUBA TEJUMADE 19 019YY ADENIRAN OYO AKINYELE F BIOLOGY /EDUCATION SHORTLISTED ELIZABETH UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION COMMISSION (UBEC) FEDERAL TEACHERS’ SCHEME (FTS) SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES OYO STATE 20 020YY RISQAT OYEWUMI OYO AKINYELE F SOCIAL STUDIES / YORUBA SHORTLISTED NIMOTALLAHI COMPUTER 21 021YY OYO AKINYELE F SHORTLISTED HALIM SCIENCE/MATHEMATI MUJIDAT ALARAN 22 022YY OYO AKINYELE F COMPUTER / PHYSICS SHORTLISTED ABOSEDE OPEYEMI JIMOH 23 023YY OYO AKINYELE F EDUCATION ENGLISH SHORTLISTED SUKURAT AFEEZ OLADOSU AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE 24 024YY OYO AKINYELE M SHORTLISTED BABATUNDE (DOUBLE MAJOR) RAHMAN JIMOH 25 025YY OYO AKINYELE M COMPUTER SCIENCE SHORTLISTED AYODELE IDAYAT 26 026YY AKINLEYE OYO AKINYELE F HOME ECONOMICS SHORTLISTED ADEDUNNI RACHEAL 27 027YY AKINYEMI OYO AKINYELE F COMPUTER SCIENCE SHORTLISTED ADEBIMPE RAIFU LIADI 28 028YY OYO AKINYELE M AGRIC DM SHORTLISTED OPEYEMI MARIAM 29 029YY AYANYEMI OYO ATIBA F PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS SHORTLISTED TUNRAYO HAADI BASHEER 30 030YY OYO ATIBA M COMPUTER SCIENCE/PHYSICS SHORTLISTED AJALA OLAYEMI 31 031YY AMUSAN OYO ATIBA M COMPUTER SCIENCE/SPECIAL SHORTLISTED OLUMIDE MALIK ALAKA ENGLISH AND POLITICAL 32 032YY OYO ATIBA M SHORTLISTED OLASILE SCIENCE ABASS RAHMON 33 033YY OYO ATIBA M ENGLISH/POLITICAL SCIENCE SHORTLISTED ADEWALE ZAINAB YUSUFF 34 034YY OYO ATIBA F MATHEMATICS SHORTLISTED TITILAYO BARAKAT ENGLISH AND SPECIAL 35 035YY ADESINA OYO ATIBA F SHORTLISTED EDUCATION ADEBUSAYO WALIYAT 36 036YY OYO ATIBA F ENGLISH/POLITICAL SCIENCE SHORTLISTED SALAWU ASAKE SAHEED KASALI 37 037YY OYO ATIBA M CHEMISTRY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED AYOBAMI KABIRU OLUOKUN 38 038YY OYO ATIBA M ECONOMICS/MATHEMATICS SHORTLISTED ADISA AMINAT 39 039YY ONAOLAPO OYO ATIBA F BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY SHORTLISTED OPEYEMI TAWA ADENIYI 40 040YY OYO ATIBA F ENGLISH SHORTLISTED OPEYEMI UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION COMMISSION (UBEC) FEDERAL TEACHERS’ SCHEME (FTS) SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES OYO STATE RUQAYYAT 41 041YY EJALONIBU OYO ATIBA F ENGLISH EDUCATION SHORTLISTED OMORINOLA MARIAM DAUD 42 042YY OYO ATISBO F BIOLOGY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED ABOLADE KEHINDE AKANBI 43 043YY OYO ATISBO M ENGLISH/EDUCATION SHORTLISTED VICTOR MUINAT LUKMAN 44 044YY OYO ATISBO F BIOLOGY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED AYOBAMI FLORENCE 45 045YY OYO ATISBO F YORUBA LANGUAGE SHORTLISTED OYINLADE RONKE DEBORAH 46 046YY OLAWUMI OYO ATISBO F ENGLISH/EDUCATION SHORTLISTED OMOLARA OLADAYO ALAKA 47 047YY OYO ATISBO M BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SHORTLISTED ADEKOLA FLORENCE 48 048YY AGBONYIN OYO ATISBO F BIOLOGY/GEOGRAPHY SHORTLISTED OMOLARA QUADRI COMPUTER SCIENCE 49 049YY AYANTOLA OYO ATISBO M SHORTLISTED EDUCATION AYANDARE CLEMENT 50 050YY ADEDOKUN OYO ATISBO M BIOLOGY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED ADEYINKA OLATOYE GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING, 51 051YY OBISESAN OYO EGBEDA M SHORTLISTED YORUBA OLAWALE ELIZABETH 52 052YY IZEDOMWEN OYO EGBEDA F ENGLISH EDUCATION SHORTLISTED OLUWATOBI KEHINDE 53 053YY MORGAN OYO EGBEDA F ENGLISH EDUCATION SHORTLISTED MOJISOLA AMINAT RASAK EARLY CHILDHOOD 54 054YY OYO EGBEDA F SHORTLISTED VICTORIA EDUCATION/ FOLASHADE 55 055YY OYO EGBEDA F CHEMISTRY/SLD SHORTLISTED ADEYEYE HOPE OLUWASEUN BIOLOGY/INTEGRATED 56 056YY OYO EGBEDA F SHORTLISTED QUADRI RIANAT SCIENCE RUTH FOLORUNSO 57 057YY OYO EGBEDA F CHEMISTRY SHORTLISTED FUNMILAYO OMONIKE ADENIJI 58 058YY OYO EGBEDA F INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY SHORTLISTED JUSTINA SULIYAT YUSUF BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY 59 059YY OYO EGBEDA F SHORTLISTED OLABISI EDUCATION MARY ODUOLA HOME ECONOMICS AND 60 060YY OYO EGBEDA F SHORTLISTED IFEOLUWA HOTEL SHITTU SOLAJA IBADAN TEACHER 61 061YY OYO M SHORTLISTED IPADEOLA NORTH EDUCATION/CHEMISTR UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION COMMISSION (UBEC) FEDERAL TEACHERS’ SCHEME (FTS) SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES OYO STATE KIKELOMO IBADAN 62 062YY EMMANUEL OYO F PHYSICS SHORTLISTED NORTH BUNMI EKUNDAYO IBADAN 63 063YY AKINOLA OYO F ENGLISH EDUCATION SHORTLISTED NORTH OLUFEMI GANIYAT IBADAN 64 064YY ABDULAZEEZ OYO F CHEMISTRY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED NORTH FUNMILOLA TEMITOPE IBADAN HUMAN KINETICS AND 65 065YY OYO M SHORTLISTED AJILEYE SAMUEL NORTH HEALTH EDUCATION KAYODE IBADAN 66 066YY BAMIDELE OYO M PHYSICS SHORTLISTED NORTH JOHNSON FOLAKEMI IBINE IBADAN 67 067YY OYO F EDUCATION ENGLISH SHORTLISTED RACHEAL NORTH ABIODUN IBADAN 68 068YY OYO M EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT SHORTLISTED ADEBAYO IDREES NORTH AKINWUMI TAIWO IBADAN 69 069YY OYO M GEOGRAPHY SHORTLISTED EMMANUEL NORTH BUKOLA IBADAN GUIDANCE AND 70 070YY OLANIYAN OYO F SHORTLISTED NORTH COUNSELLING/ OLAMIDE BASIRAT IBADAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND 71 071YY HAMMED OYO F SHORTLISTED NORTH EDUCATION ADENIKE IBADAN 72 072YY SAFIYA SHEHU OYO F CHEMISTRY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED NORTH SUNDAY IBADAN 73 073YY ADELABU OYO M MATHEMATICS SHORTLISTED NORTH FRANCIS KHADIJAT KELANI IBADAN 74 074YY OYO F ENGLISH/SOCIAL STUDIES SHORTLISTED BUKOLA NORTH EAST ABDULAHI IBADAN 75 075YY OYO M ECONOMICS/MATHEMATICS SHORTLISTED OBISESAN ALAO NORTH EAST RASHIDAT IBADAN YORUBA LANGUAGE/ SPECIAL 76 076YY BADMUS OYO F SHORTLISTED NORTH EAST EDUCATION ODUNAYO DEBORAH OJO IBADAN 77 077YY OYO F BIOLOGY SPH SHORTLISTED ADEOLA NORTH EAST ABDULAKEEM IBADAN EDUCATIONAL 78 078YY OYO M SHORTLISTED OKUNOLA NORTH EAST MANAGEMENT& SUKURAT IBADAN 79 079YY ADESOKAN OYO F ENGLISH AND EDUCATION SHORTLISTED NORTH EAST ADESEWA OLUWATOSIN IBADAN 80 080YY OYO F CHEMISTRY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED ABOLARIN MARY NORTH EAST BOLADE IBADAN 81 081YY OYO M HEALTH EDUCATION SHORTLISTED ADEGBILE MOSES NORTH EAST UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION COMMISSION (UBEC) FEDERAL TEACHERS’ SCHEME (FTS) SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES OYO STATE YAKUB BADMUS IBADAN 82 082YY OYO M HEALTH EDUCATION SHORTLISTED KOLADE NORTH EAST AISHA ADEWOLE IBADAN ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS STUDIES/ 83 083YY OYO F SHORTLISTED OPEYEMI NORTH EAST ENGLISH OJONUGWA AKOH IBADAN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 84 084YY OYO M SHORTLISTED SODIQ LOUIS NORTH EAST AND MODINAT YUSUFF IBADAN 85 085YY OYO F EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT SHORTLISTED OMOLARA NORTH EAST ROFIAT GANIYU IBADAN 86 086YY OYO F CHEMISTRY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED OLANIKE NORTH WEST MARIAM IBADAN INTEGRATED SCIENCE/ 87 087YY AYODELE OYO F SHORTLISTED NORTH WEST EDUCATION FOR THE OLAYEMI LATEEF LAWAL IBADAN 88 088YY OYO M CHEMISTRY AND EDUCATION SHORTLISTED ISHOLA NORTH WEST AKINSOLA IBADAN 89 089YY AKINWALE OYO M SPECIAL EDUCATION/ENGLISH SHORTLISTED NORTH WEST IBRAHIM SHARAFADEEN IBADAN TEACHER EDUCATION- 90 090YY OYO M SHORTLISTED ABIDEEN TUNDE NORTH WEST ISLAMIC STUDIES- FEYISAYO IBADAN 91 091YY AKINOLA OYO F YORUBA EDUCATION SHORTLISTED NORTH WEST OLUSOLA MARIAM IBADAN 92 092YY OLADOKUN OYO F ENGLISH LANGUAGE / SHORTLISTED NORTH WEST FOLAKE TOSIN FAJIMI IBADAN 93 093YY OYO F BIOLOGY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED OMOTOLA SOUTH EAST SAMSON IBADAN 94 094YY OGUNDARE OYO M BIOLOGY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED SOUTH EAST ADEWALE OLUSEGUN IBADAN 95 095YY OGUNDEJI OYO M B.SC ED BIOLOGY SHORTLISTED SOUTH EAST ADENIYI IBRAHIM IBADAN 96 096YY OLAYIWOLA OYO M MATHEMATICS EDUCATION SHORTLISTED SOUTH EAST DARE ABEEB BADMUS IBADAN MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER 97 097YY OYO M SHORTLISTED ADEKOLA SOUTH EAST EDUCATION SAIDAT YAYA IBADAN 98 098YY OYO F MATHEMATICS EDUCATION SHORTLISTED OLUWAKEMISOLA SOUTH EAST KHADIJAT IBADAN 99 099YY KAREEM-OJO OYO F YORUBA EDUCATION SHORTLISTED SOUTH EAST SEUN GANIYAT IBADAN 100 100YY OYELERE OYO F ENGLISH EDUCATION SHORTLISTED SOUTH EAST OMOLADE HAJARAT IBADAN SPECIAL EDUCATION 101 101YY ORIKOLADE OYO F SHORTLISTED SOUTH EAST /YORUBA DAMILOLA UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION COMMISSION (UBEC) FEDERAL TEACHERS’ SCHEME (FTS) SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES OYO STATE ADEWALE IBADAN SPECIAL EDUCATION/ 102 102YY OYO M SHORTLISTED AKINPELU USMAN SOUTH EAST MATHEMATICS TEMILOLUWA IBADAN MATHEMATICS / INTEGRATED 103 103YY OYO F SHORTLISTED AYINLA BETTY SOUTH EAST SCIENCE MORENIKEJI AJAO IBADAN 104 104YY OYO F YORUBA LANGUAGE AND SHORTLISTED LATIFAT SOUTH WEST OLAWUMI IBADAN PHYSICAL & HEALTH 105 105YY OYO F SHORTLISTED OLALERE BUSOLA SOUTH WEST EDUCATION ODUNAYO IBADAN 106 106YY OYO F CHEMISTRY EDUCATION SHORTLISTED SALMON ZULFAT SOUTH WEST LATIFAH OLADITI IBADAN 107 107YY OYO F EDUCATION PHYSICS SHORTLISTED OLADOYIN SOUTH WEST CALEB AWE IBADAN 108 108YY OYO M CHEMISTRY
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  • Survey of Processed Fish Products Sold in Oyo State, South West Nigeria

    Survey of Processed Fish Products Sold in Oyo State, South West Nigeria

    Research & Reviews: Journal of Agriculture and Allied Sciences e-ISSN:2347-226X p-ISSN:2319-9857 Survey of Processed Fish Products Sold in Oyo State, South West Nigeria Ayeloja AA1*, George FOA2, Adebisi GL3 and Jimoh WA1 1Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries, University of Ilorin, PMB 1515 Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria 2Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries Management, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) PO Box 2240 Abeokuta, Nigeria 3Department of Agriculture Extension and Management, Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology Moor Plantation, PMB 5029 Ibadan, Nigeria Research Article Received date: 22/11/2016 ABSTRACT Accepted date: 15/11/2018 The study reveals the survey of processed fish products, in Oyo Published date: 26/11/2018 state south west Nigeria. A multistage sampling technique was used to select 150 respondents from 9 wards within Oyo state and information *For Correspondence on socio-economic characteristics of the respondents, the types of processed fish products available in Oyo State, the marketing channels Ayeloja AA, Department of Aquaculture and of processed fish in Oyo State and marketing efficiency of fish products Fisheries, University of Ilorin, PMB 1515 Ilorin, were obtained using semi-structured questionnaire. Data were analyzed Kwara State, Nigeria. using descriptive statistics and budgetary technique. This study revealed that 74% of the respondents fall within the age group of 50 years or less, all the respondents in the study area were female. Also, whole smoked E-mail: [email protected] fish was the most available processed fish product (78.7%) while canned fish and fish cracker were least available (2% and 0.7% respectively) fish Keywords: Survey, Processed, Fish products, Sold products in the study area.
  • Khalil Samihah a Case Study of Service Delivery by Local

    Khalil Samihah a Case Study of Service Delivery by Local

    CIEA7 #38: DILEMMAS OF AFRICAN MODERNITY AND THEIR THEORETICAL CHALLENGES. Khalil Samihah [email protected] Salihu Abdulwaheed Adelabu [email protected] A Case study of Service Delivery by Local Government Councils in Oyo state in relation to Fund and Constitutional Issues Purpose - The purpose of the paper is to review the performance of Local government councils in Oyo state of Nigeria from two major view lens viz-a-viz Constitutional and Fund/Statutory allocation perspectives in relation to service delivery. Design/methodology/approach – The research adopts quantitative and qualitative approach. Correlation between service delivery and fund/statutory allocation is established in order to assess the solvency of fund flow in the Local Government Councils. Findings – Contrary to the findings of previous studies that fund is always insufficient, the result shows that fund flow in Nigerian Local government councils is regular and sufficient to provide basic essential services. Research limitations/implications – This paper covers only 33 out of 774 Local government councils in Nigeria. Originality/value –The policy-makers can use the findings of this study to help inform future decisions with respect to service delivery in Nigeria. Service Delivery, Constitution, Fund/ Resource Allocation. Universiti Utara Malaysia. Universiti Utara Malaysia. 7.º CONGRESSO IBÉRICO DE ESTUDOS AFRICANOS | 7.º CONGRESO DE ESTUDIOS AFRICANOS | 7TH CONGRESS OF AFRICAN STUDIES LISBOA 2010 Khalil Samihah & Salihu Abdulwaheed Adelabu 2 INTRODUCTION Development is synonymous to freedom in any society. If a society is developed, the people in that society is always said to be free from diseases, hunger, poverty, illness, illiteracy, ignorance, and insecurity.