JAMB Registrar Prof. Segun Aina warns universities against issuing admission letters independently, stressing that only CAPS-processed admissions are officially recognised.
FUTO's DVC (Academic) has announced December 5, 2026, as the date for the 38th Convocation, directing Deans to conclude project defences and submit degree results ahead of time.
FUTO has activated the school fee payment portal for 100-Level students, with fees ranging from ₦180,000 to ₦572,400, and a hostel portal expected soon.
FUTO has activated its Acceptance Fee and Development Levy payment portal, urging newly admitted students to log in and complete payments through official channels.
FUTO's School of Engineering and Engineering Technology has scheduled the 2025/2026 SIWES programme for GET 299 and GET 399 students to begin September 30.
Students are being encouraged to verify their names on the JAMB Matriculation List and resolve any admission-record issues early, as the list plays an important role in confirming recognised admissions and future NYSC mobilisation.
FUTO has updated its Supplementary Form portal, adding all previously omitted courses to the "Course Shopping Into" list for candidates applying for supplementary admission.
JAMB has begun gradually restoring access to its CAPS platform after a technical disruption caused by hosting issues affected candidates during the ongoing 2026 admission exercise.
FUTO has opened its 2026/2027 Post-UTME Screening Exercise for Supplementary Admission, running from September 24 to October 8, 2026, with a minimum UTME score of 150.
FUTO's Centre for Continuing Education has opened applications for the 2026/2027 JUPEB Foundation School Programme, with lectures set to begin September 21.
The STA 112 examination at FUTO has been delayed due to power supply issues at the ICT Centre, with relevant authorities working to resolve the matter.
FUTO SUG confirms that technical glitches during today's MATH 102 examination, caused by an incompatible software used by external contractors, have been resolved.
The Federal Government has launched a zero-rated data initiative that will give students 100MB of free daily data for approved educational platforms starting October 1, 2026.
The iRead To Live Initiative has urged the Federal Government to integrate NELFUND with Nigeria Revenue Service income data to strengthen recovery of student loans.