The Michael Okpara University of Agriculture(MOUAU) recruitment for 2015 has begun. Candidates who meet the requirement are to apply online but before them let’s take a look at the advertised vacancies below.
MOUAU – Applications are invited (on-line) from
suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacant positions:
1.) Engineering Physics, Geophysics (20 Positions)
2.) Professor (5 Positions)
3.) Associate Professor, Computer Science (10 Positions)
4.) Senior Lecturer, Computer Science (20 Positions)
5.) Professor – Statistics (5 Positions)
6.) Associate Professor – Statistics (10 Positions)
7.) Senior Lecturer – Statistics (20 Positions)
8.) Senior Lecturer – Statistics (20 Positions)
9.) Professor – Mathematics (5 Positions)
10.) Associate Professor – Mathematics (10 Positions)
11.) Senior Lecturer – Mathematics (20
Positions)
12.) Professor – Environmental Management and
Toxicology (5 Positions)
13.) Senior Lecturer – Environmental Management
and Toxicology (20 Positions)
14.) Associate Professor – Environmental
Management and Toxicology (10 Positions)
15.) Professor – Environmental Management and
Toxicology (5 Positions)
16.) Senior Lecturer – Environmental Management
and Toxicology (20 Positions)
17.) Associate Professor – Environmental
Management and Toxicology (10 Positions)
18.) Professor – Fisheries and Aquatic
Management (5 Positions)
19.) Associate Professor – Fisheries and Aquatic
Management (10 Positions)
20.) Senior Lecturer – Fisheries and Aquatic
Management (20 Positions)
21.) Professor – Agronomy (Soil Microbiology) (5
Positions)
22.) Associate Professor – Agronomy (Soil
Microbiology) (10 Positions)
23.) Senior Lecturer – Agronomy (Soil
Microbiology) (20 Positions)
24.) Professor – Soil Science and Meteorology (5
Positions)
25.) Associate Professor – Soil Science and
Meteorology (10 Positions)
26.) Senior Lecturer – Soil Science and
Meteorology (20 Positions)
27.) Senior Lecturer – Soil Science and
Meteorology (Soil Physics/Conservation) (20
Positions)
28.) Associate Professor – Soil Pedology (10
Positions)
29.) Professor – Agricultural Economics (5
Positions)
30.) Senior Lecturer – Agricultural Economics (20
Positions)
31.) Senior Lecturer – Agricultural Economics
(Resource and Environmental Economics) (20
Positions)
32.) Professor – Agribusiness and Management
(5 Positions)
33.) Professor – Agribusiness and Management
(Project Management, Financial Management,
Cooperative Economic) (20 Positions)
34.) Associate Professor – Agribusiness and
Management (10 Positions)
35.) Senior Lecturer – Agribusiness and
Management (20 Positions)
36.) Professor – Rural Sociology and Extension
(Agricultural Extension) (5 Positions)
37.) Associate Professor – Rural Sociology and
Extension (Agricultural Extension) (10 Positions)
38.) Senior Lecturer – Rural Sociology and
Extension (Agricultural Extension) (20 Positions)
39.) Senior Lecturer – Poultry Production (Swine
Production and Management, Pasture
Production) (20 Positions)
40.) Professor – Chemical Engineering (5
Positions)
41.) Associate Professor – Chemical Engineering
(10 Positions)
42.) Senior Lecturer – Chemical Engineering (20
Positions)
43.) Professor – Mechanical Engineering (5
Positions)
44.) Associate Professor – Mechanical
Engineering (10 Positions)
45.) Senior Lecturer – Mechanical Engineering (20
Positions)
46.) Professor – Electrical/Electronics (5
Positions)
47.) Associate Professor – Electrical/Electronics
(10 Positions)
48.) Senior Lecturer – Electrical/Electronics (20
Positions)
49.) Professor – Chemistry Education (5
Positions)
50.) Associate Professor – Chemistry Education
(10 Positions)
51.) Senior Lecturer – Chemistry Education (20
Positions)
52.) Professor – Physics Education Education (5
Positions)
53.) Associate Professor – Physics Education (10
Positions)
54.) Senior Lecturer – Physics Education (20
Positions)
55.) Professor – Computer Science Education (5
Positions)
56.) Associate Professor – Computer Science
Education (10 Positions)
57.) Senior Lecturer – Computer Science
Education (20 Positions)
58.) Professor – Mathematics Education (5
Positions)
59.) Associate Professor – Mathematics
Education (10 Positions)
60.) Senior Lecturer – Mathematics Education (20
Positions)
61.) Professor – Biology Education (5 Positions)
62.) Associate Professor – Biology Education (10
Positions)
63.) Senior Lecturer – Biology Education (20
Positions)
64.) Professor – Integrated Science Education (5
Positions)
65.) Associate Professor – Integrated Science
Education (10 Positions)
66.) Senior Lecturer – Integrated Science
Education (20 Positions)
67.) Professor – Agric Education (5 Positions)
68.) Associate Professor – Agric. Education (10
Positions)
69.) Senior Lecturer – Agric. Education (20
Positions)
70.) Professor – Home Economics Education (5
Positions)
71.) Associate Professor – Home Economics
Education (10 Positions)
72.) Senior Lecturer – Home Economics Education
(20 Positions)
73.) Professor – Industry Technology Education (5
Positions)
74.) Associate Professor – Industry Technology
Education (10 Positions)
75.) Senior Lecturer – Industry Technology
Education (20 Positions)
76.) Professor – Home Economics (5 Positions)
77.) Professor – Psychology (5 Positions)
78.) Associate Professor – Home Economics (10
Positions)
79.) Senior Lecturer – Home Economics (20
Positions)
80.) Associate Professor – Psychology (10
Positions)
81.) Senior Lecturer – Psychology (20 Positions)
82.) Professor – Accounting Education (5
Positions)
83.) Associate Professor – Accounting Education
(10 Positions)
84.) Senior Lecturer – Accounting Education (20
Positions)
85.) Professor – Business Education (5 Positions)
86.) Associate Professor – Business Education
(10 Positions)
87.) Senior Lecturer – Business Education (20
Positions)
88.) Professor – Library and Information Science
(5 Positions)
89.) Associate Professor – Library and
Information Science (10 Positions)
90.) Senior Lecturer – Library and Information
Science (20 Positions)
91.) Associate Professor – Adult and Continuing
Education (10 Positions)
92.) Senior Lecturer – Adult and Continuing
Education (20 Positions)
93.) Associate Professor – Guidance Counseling
(10 Positions)
94.) Senior Lecturer – Guidance Counseling (20
Positions)
95.) Professor – Food Engineering (5 Positions)
96.) Senior Lecturer – Food Engineering (20
Positions)
97.) Senior Lecturer – Food Chemistry and
Biotechnology (20 Positions)
98.) Associate Professor – Food Quality Control
and Assurance (10 Positions)
99.) Senior Lecturer – Food Processing and
Preservation (20 Positions)
100.) Senior Lecturer: Food Quality Control and
Assurance (20 Positions)
101.) Associate Professor – Food Processing and
Preservation (10 Positions)
102.) Professor – Economics (5 Positions)
103.) Associate Professor – Economics (10
Positions)
104.) Senior Lecturer – Economics (20 Positions)
105.) Professor – Hotel Management and Tourism
(5 Positions)
106.) Associate Professor – Hotel Management
and Tourism (10 Positions)
107.) Senior Lecturer: Hotel Management and
Tourism (20 Positions)
108.) Professor – Human Nutrition and Dietetics
(5 Positions)
109.) Professor – Business Administration (5
Positions)
110.) Associate Professor – Business
Administration (10 Positions)
111.) Senior Lecturer – Business Administration
(20 Positions)
112.) Professor – Entrepreneurial Science (5
Positions)
113.) Associate Professor – Entrepreneurial
Science (10 Positions)
114.) Senior Lecturer – Entrepreneurial Science
(20 Positions)
115.) Professor – Banking and Finance (5
Positions)
116.) Associate Professor – Banking and Finance
(10 Positions)
117.) Senior Lecturer – Banking and Finance (20
Positions)
118.) Professor – Human Resource Management
(5 Positions)
119.) Associate Professor – Human Resource
Management (10 Positions)
120.) Senior Lecturer – Human Resource
Management (20 Positions)
121.) Associate Professor – Physics (10
Positions)
122.) Professor – Physics (5 Positions)
123.) Senior Lecturer – Chemistry (20 Positions)
124.) Associate Professor – Chemistry (10
Positions)
125.) Professor – Chemistry (5 Positions)
126.) Senior Lecturer – Plant Science and
Biotechnology (20 Positions)
127.) Associate Professor – Plant Science and
Biotechnology (10 Positions)
128.) Professor – Plant Science and
Biotechnology (5 Positions)
129.) Senior Lecturer – Biochemistry (20
Positions)
130.) Associate Professor – Biochemistry (10
Positions)
131.) Senior Lecturer – Microbiology (20
Positions)
132.) Associate Professor – Microbiology (10
Positions)
133.) Senior Lecturer – Hydrobiology,
Entomology, Animal Physiology (20 Positions)
134.) Associate Professor – Hydrobiology,
Entomology, Animal Physiology (10 Positions)
135.) Professor – Hydrobiology, Entomology,
Animal Physiology (5 Positions)
136.) Professor – Biochemistry (5 Positions)
137.) Professor – Microbiology (5 Positions)
138.) Associate Professor – Veterinary
Theriogenology (10 Positions)
139.) Professor – Veterinary Theriogenology (5
Positions)
140.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Surgery (20
Positions)
141.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Surgery
(10 Positions
142.) Professor – Veterinary Surgery (5
Positions)
143.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Medicine (20
Positions)
144.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Medicine
(10 Positions)
145.) Professor – Veterinary Medicine (5
Positions)
146.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Public Health
(20 Positions)
147.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Public
Health (10 Positions)
148.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Microbiology
(20 Positions)
149.) Associate Professor – Veterinary
Microbiology (10 Positions)
150.) Professor – Veterinary Microbiology (5
Positions)
151.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Parasitology
(20 Positions)
152.) Associate Professor – Veterinary
Parasitology (10 Positions)
154.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Pathology
(Clinical and Diagnostics) (20 Positions)
155.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Pathology
(10 Positions)
156.) Professor – Veterinary Pathology (5
Positions)
157.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Animal Health
and Production (20 Positions)
158.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Animal
Health and Production (10 Positions)
159.) Professor – Veterinary Animal Health and
Production (5 Positions)
160.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Toxicology (20
Positions)
161.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Toxicology
(10 Positions)
162.) Professor – Veterinary Toxicology (5
Positions)
163.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Pharmacology
(20 Positions)
164.) Associate Professor – Veterinary
Pharmacology (10 Positions)
165.) Professor – Veterinary Pharmacology (5
Positions)
166.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Physiology (20
Positions)
167.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Physiology
(10 Positions)
168.) Professor – Veterinary Physiology (5
Positions)
169.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Biochemistry
(20 Positions)
170.) Associate Professor – Veterinary
Biochemistry (10 Positions)
171.) Professor – Veterinary Biochemistry (5
Positions)
172.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Anatomy (20
Positions)
173.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Anatomy
(10 Positions)
174.) Professor – Veterinary Anatomy (5
Positions)
175.) Senior Lecturer – Accounting (20 Positions)
176.) Associate Professor – Accounting (10
Positions)
177.) Professor – Accounting (5 Positions)
178.) Senior Lecturer – Marketing (20 Positions)
179.) Associate Professor – Marketing (10
Positions)
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Indications are rife that all is not well with the Kano state chapter of the All Progressives Congress ( APC ), as a result of a cold war between the Kano State governor, Alh . Rabiu Kwankwaso and the party’s presidential Flagbearer, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari.
The crisis which has already began to polarise the party along loyalty lines has been blamed on what watchers claim high handedness by the presidential aspirant. They allege that Gen. Buhari has refused to recognise any other power bloc within the party especially the Kwankwasiya movement which is acclaimed to be one of the biggest blocs in the party nationwide.
Political watchers have attributed his refusal to handover the party’s flag to the state governorship aspirant, Alh. Umar Ganduje during the just concluded presidential rally, as a fall out of this feud as he was not to disposed to Ganduje ‘ s emergence owing to the latter’s membership of the Kwankwasiya.
This rivalry many believe has been in existence since the founding of the APC where legacy members of the party were not comfortable with the newcomers whom they claimed had come to take their place. It has also been gathered that the lack of trust between Kwankwaso and Buhari may stem from the latter’s comments in 2010 when he called the General a serial coupist.
Speaking exclusively to our correspondent, Mallam Tanko Bamali a party stalwart lamented the situation, according to him since Buhari’s entrance into the party due to merger, the opposition has become divided and even caused defection of major stakeholders in Kano.
I've been married for just four months and I must say marriage is not at all what I expected. It's not bad, but its a little different from when two people are dating, or maybe mine is just peculiar. What gets me the most is that my husband doesn't like to cuddle in bed. After sex, he wants me as far away from him as possible on the bed. When I put my hands around him, he tells me to give him space, saying he's uncomfortable with anything touching him when he's sleeping. And this is supposed to be forever? I like to cuddle, I want to be held by my man, I want to be able to sleep in his arms but not this man I married. He wants none of that. How do I convince him that is the best way two people who like each other should sleep? I need my cuddles
The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega, has maintained that the commission cannot disqualify the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Maj.Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), even if he does not present his senior school certificates in the future.
Jega, who spoke on Wednesday night during an interview on a Channels TV programme, titled, Straight Talk With Kadaria, said those asking the commission to disqualify Buhari were free to go to court.
He said the Electoral Law permitted that if any presidential candidate cited any documents that he could not produce, he could swear to an affidavit.
On the eligibility of Buhari and the calls for INEC to disqualify him, Jega said, “When a political party presents a candidate and he meets all the requirements of submission -deadline and the forms- INEC cannot reject such a candidate.
“There is a provision that the candidates should provide documentary evidence of whatever qualification they have cited, but the law also permits that if you cite documents and you don’t have photocopies, you can swear to an affidavit and in this case, INEC by the provision of the section 31 of the Electoral Act cannot disqualify an appropriately nominated candidate of any party. We can deregister a political party, but the law says we must accept any candidate; it is a matter for the court, they are free to go to the court.”
The INEC boss also allayed fears over cloned Permanent Voter Cards, allegedly made to rig the forthcoming elections.
He said any cloned PVC would be detected by the card readers.
He said, “They can attempt to clone our cards but they cannot succeed. The card reader would detect any fraud. We are 100 percent sure that no cloned card will be used.”
Responding to a report that the Department of State Service had access to INEC’s database, Jega also dismissed the claims.
He said although the DSS approached INEC to carry out investigations on certain electoral crimes, the commission didn’t release the private data of voters to the DSS.
He said, “By law, we are supposed to protect the secrecy of the voters and we have a lot of information in our database. We have not made our database accessible to anybody. The DSS came to investigate, they asked questions and we are willing to assist any security agency to do a thorough investigation to determine whether there is a crime or attempt to commit a crime.”
Speaking about his plans after the end of his tenure in June, Jega said he would go back to teaching.
“I came into this job, I did my best. I think five years is okay for anybody to make a change and allow some other people to take over and do their best. I am grateful to the Almighty God who gave me the opportunity to discharge these duties well. I supervised the 2011 elections that were adjudged one of the best elections in the country. We are the only administration that has conducted two elections consecutively and we are doing everything possible to make all a success. I will return to teaching after my tenure ends.”
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The truth of the matter is that Jonathan is aware that Buhari is qualified to contest for President Election but some hawks with Jonathan, do not want him to contest Because they believed that he will win and come for them.
The issue came up in 2007, and we investigated and found out that his WASEC is with the military and that was why he was allowed to contest in 2007.
Buhari cannot listen to anyone about his certificates because as a General of Nigeria Army,he will speak when he chooses, not by Femi Fani Kayode and Okupe asking him.
Fayose and other corrupt People including Kashamu do not want Buhari because of his anti-corruption slogan. Even Jonathan did not finish his PhD course but when it was presented we stated that, it does not matter but many people do not know because it was PDP thing.
I see Buhari as the next President and Jonathan is aware of that, and that is the reason they are hitting him everywhere to put confusion in his camp. But a General is always a General….
