Biography of Enioluwa Adeoluwa

Born in June, Enioluwa Adeoluwa is a Nigerian stage and film director in Nigeria who grew up in Akure, Ondo state. Nigeria. Born to Professor and Mrs. Adeoluwa. He is often referred as the youngest director in Nigeria after winning most outstanding director by the Nigerian Universities Theatre Arts Festival, 2019.

Growing up, Enioluwa attended Preston and later proceeded to Ekiti State University (EKSU)

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Enioluwa Adeoluwa is active on social media. You can connect with him via his official handles on facebook, Instagram and X.

Biography of Azubuike Michael Egwu (Zubby Michael)

Born on 1st February, 1985, Azubuike Michael Egwu, popularly known as Zubby Michael is an entrepreneur, actor, movie producer and director. Zubby Michael was born into an average family in Adamawa State, Nigeria. He has five siblings. Azubuike Michael Egwu is commonly called/known as Zubby Michael. Though he is originally an Igbo Man from Anambra State, Nigeria.

 Zubby Michael had his basic education in the northern part of Nigeria (Adamawa State). He further got admission to the prestigious Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, where he obtained his first degree Mass Communication.

Zubby Michael has since started acting since he was a child, his interest in acting made him join several drama groups while growing up. This led him to studying Mass Communication in the University, he e still schooling and going for auditions. He was also a TV personality for few years brfbef going into his career (acting) fully.

The slight opportunity he had made him join Nollywood, this was about 16years ago. Joining Nollywood brought him to the limelight; he gained popularity and the best connection system. Zubby has appeared in more than 120 Nollywood movies as well as worked with top stars in the industry (Nollywood).

List of Movies by Zubby Michael

Popular movies of Zubby Michael includes;

• The three Widows
• Omo ghetto
• A thousand War

Zubby Michael is popularly known for playing roles of a lover boy and gangster in most of his movies. He has been honored with devesev Awards and nominations, to include the following;

• Best Igbo Actor, City People Awards (2019)
• 2.In 2019, Nigeria Achiever Awards nominated him as the Best Lead Actor.
• In 2011, Best of Nollywood Awards (BOM) nominated him as the Most Promising Actor.

Aside acting, Zubby Michael is an entrepreneur. According to him, his profession is the only source of his income. His Net-worth as at April 2922 is over $20,000 this includes houses, cars etc.

 

Zubby Michael is currently unmarried and he's not in any relationship. Although he has an adopted son. According to him, he's yet to be ready for marriage as it involves alot.

Zubby Michael is active on social media. You can connect with him via his official handles on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Biography of Koji Agudah

Born on 22nd March, Koji Agudah is a popular Nigerian Blogger, Digital Marketer and Internet Entrepreneur  

 

 

Growing up, Koji Agudah attended

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Koji Agudah is popular for

 

Koji Agudah is active on social media. You can connect with him via his official handles on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

Biography of Bimbo Ademoye

 

Adebimbo Ademoye, popularly known as Bimbo Ademoye is an Award Winning Nigerian Actress, Model, Influencer and YouTuber.

 

Bimbo Ademoye was born on 4th February, 1991 in Lagos, Nigeria. She was raised by a single father who supported her and motivated her in Nollywood career selection. Bimbo received her education in Lagos, Nigeria. After completing her elementary and high school education from, she obtained a bachelor’s degree in Business Adminstration from Covenant University, founded by the reknowned Bishop Dr. David Oyedepo.

Bimbo concedes her acting career after she was featured in the film, Where Talent Lies. She played her role, exhibiting massive talent and creativity that attracted many filmmakers and directors that allotted her most significant movie roles. Ademoye has been featured in Nollywood films alongside renowned movie icons like Fredricka Leonard, Chioma Nwaoha, Georgina Ibe, Jerry Williams, Somadina Adinma, Chucks Omalicha, Regina Daniels, Chinenye Nnebe, Walter Anga, Oge Okoye, Zubby Michael, Mike Godson, Georgina Ibe, Chika Ike, Queen Nwokoye, among others. 

Bimbo has been featured in over 80 Nollywood movies and television drama series. She is a beautiful and exciting movie character to watch, endowed with outstanding talents and creativity. Her unique gift of movie role interpretation allows her to portray diverse roles: royalty, romance, African traditions, stubborn child, comedy, and college girls.

Bimbo Ademoye movies include,  , This Is It, Looking for Baami, Feels Like Heaven, Reach, Special Package, Sugar Rush, Dear Affy, Reach, among others. 

Bimbo Ademoye Awards and Nominations

• Best Supporting Actress in 2018 Best of Nollywood Awards
• Most Featured Actress in Cinema Movies in 2019 City People Movie Award
• Best in Supporting Roles (English) in 2020 Best of Nollywood Awards
• Actress in a Comedy (Movie/TV Scene) in 2020 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (Nominated) 

Bimbo is one of the richest and influential upcoming Nollywood actresses. She is rated to be worth $500,000, including her earnings, investments, and assets. Ademoye earns her massive income mainly from Nigerian movie acting alongside other business ventures. 

Movies and Featured Acts by Bimbo Ademoye

Bimbo Ademoye has featured in over 250 movies since she began her acting career. Some of the moviews include:

• Sugar Rush
• Backup Wife
• All Shades of Wrong
• Girlfriends
• The Family
• Kamsi
• Getting Over Him
• Light in the Dark
• Personal Assistant
• Desperate Housegirls
• Gone
• Last Days
• Diary of a Crazy Nigerian Woman
• It’s About Your Husband
• Charmed
• Rofia Tailor Loran
• Breaded Life
• Living with the Kujus
  
• Anikulapo (2022)
  

Bimbo Ademoye is active on social media. You can connect with her via her official Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Tiktok handles. You can also follow her YouTube Vlog here

How to Create and Login to AAUA AVERS

AAUA AVERS is the official University students Portal of the Adekunle Ajasin University which is accessible via https://avers.aaua.edu.ng.

 

This article provides Students, Staffs and Visitors of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, on how to create AAUA avers, Check results on AAUA Avers and Login to AAUA Avers - Results portal. For better understanding, this article comes with Pictorial and Video manual guides to aide Students' learning and understanding.

The article also answers all frequently asked questions about Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State AVERS Result portal - avers.aaua.edu.ng

Photo: Students' Login Front-page of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

What is the meaning of AAUA AVERS?

In short, AVERS is an acronym for Adekunle Varsity Examination Results. AVERS is an online Students' Portal where all academic results of the Students are uploaded for Students to access.

AAUA AVERS Login: On this same site, each Lecturer of the School do Login to upload results of Students in each of their Courses for each semester.

These are the two (2) major steps to create AAUA AVERS:

1. Login to the AVERS site via  - avers.aaua.edu.ng
2. Enter your Matric number  and your Surname in UPPERCASE as your default password and click on login.

Upon a successful login, Students will be immediately redirected to change their default password to a new password of their choice. 

Immediately, the system will also logout such Student automatically, to return to a fresh login. In case your Avers is saying "incorrect user ID", that means your Matriculation Number has not been activated, kindly contact ICTAC.

What is the meaning of Matriculation Number?

This is the meaning of Matriculation Number as explained below: A Matriculation number is the 9 digit unique number that the School Management gives to Students after completing their Student's Registration, School fees and Course Registration processes. A Matriculation Number is given to Students as authentication to validate their Studentship throughout their stay in such Institution of higher learning. 

This are the two basic steps on how to login to AAUA AVERS:

Two basic steps to login or create AAUA AVERS are:

1. Type avers.aaua.edu.ng on your mobile/Desktop browser [that is the Avers site, ref- AAUA portal]
2. Click on Students' Login, enter your Matriculation Number and Password on the spaces provided to login.

Can I see my AAUA results without AVERS?

This is how to see your results on AAUA Avers: AVERS is the only valid means through which all Students in Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State can access their results. Also, to create Avers, you will need to have a valid activated Matriculation number, Phone number and a unique seven digit Password.

What are the features of AAUA AVERS?

These are all the nine major features of AAUA AVERS:

1. It displays Students' dashboard
2. It allows Students. Update their profile for proper functioning.
3. Result Portal for Students.
4. It shows Outstanding/Carryover/Not uploaded Courses
5. It shows Students GPA/CGPA
6. It shows registered Courses 
7. It shows exam slip for Students
8. It allows Students Synchronize their results and courses for up-date
9. It works as help desk.

To begin, let us explain all these features one by one with a diagram illustration from the AAUA AVERS:

These are all the nine steps to carryout on AAUA AVERS | How to login to Avers - avers.aaua.edu.ng

Step 1: Login into the  Page - avers.aaua.edu.ng or the Avers students' page- avers.aaua.edu.ng/student/login and enter your Matriculation number and Password. Once logged in, it will display your Student's dashboard as shown on the diagram below.

Photo: Login Dashboard of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

Step 2 

Once you logged in, click on the "Profile" section and update your valid Email, Phone number, Faculty and Department on the provided spaces. Click on "Update Profile" to save as shown on the diagram shown below.

Photo: Students' Profile section of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

Step 3: Click on "My Results", then click on the year session to see the results for all your Courses. Once your lecturer (s) upload (s) your results, you will find them on AVERS with grade A - F.  On the result page, you will see "Select session" and you will see your course titles, course code, scores and grades as shown on the diagram below.

Photo: Students':Course results details on AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

How to Login to AAUA Avers - aver.aaua.edu.ng 

Step 4: To see your outstanding courses, click on the "Outstanding  Courses" - if you see any outstanding there, it either means the lecturer is yet to upload your result for that Course - [Meet the lecturer in Charge] or you failed the Course - [that's Carryover, you are to retake the Course in coming session] as shown on the below diagram.

Photo: Course outstanding section of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

Step 5: To see you GPA or CGPA, click on the next key to see your Cumulative Grade Point Assessment as shown in below diagram.

Photo: GPA/CGPA section of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

Step 6: To see your up-to-date  registered course, click on "Registered Courses", that is where all your registered courses will be from 100 level till 400/500 Level. For Any course you didn't see on that dashboard, it means you can't see result for such course as shown on the diagram below.

Photo: Registered Courses section of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

Step 7: Should the school require you to print your Exam slip during Examination period, all you need to do it to click on "Exam Slip", enter the session and Semester you want to print, it will load automatically for you to print. The exam slip comes with your name, Matric no, Faculty, Department among others as shown on the diagram below.

Photo: Examination section of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

Step 8: This is a major step on the Avers, it's a major tool to fix almost 60% problem Students encounter on day-to-day usage of Avers. When you Registered for a course and you didn't see it on "Registered Course", or you wanted to update your results, click on "Course Sync" to synchronize the AVERS App and Update the course on the Avers, as shown on the diagram below.

Photo: Course Synchronization section of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

Step 9:  That is the "help desk" key, it an enquiry key for Students to communicate whatever error they encounter on the app to the AAUA ICTAC. But, the key hasn't been working for a while, but the key is located beneath the page. When you have issue, visit the School ICTAC.

Avers AAUA, Avers | Staff Login

This are the two major ways to login to AAUA Avers Staff Portal: 

1. Go to your browser and type - avers.aaua.edu.ng/staff/login
2. Enter your staff ID and password to login as shown on the diagram below.

Photo: Staff Login front page of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

Here are some of the common terms to know about AAUA AVERS and how to fix them

How can I access Avers | Three common useful terms on AAUA AVERS are:

• Not uploaded Yet - It means your result has not been uploaded on your AVERS.  Ask your friends to confirm if it is a general problem, if not, kindly contact the Lecturer-in-charge of the Course.
• Uploaded - It means your result has been uploaded for such Course.
• Locked - It means your result for that particular course has been locked and you can't see it. If it's a general issue, it will be fixed by the School [The Class governor should notify the Department for quick action]. But, if you are the only one, kindly contact Department/ICTAC.
• Outstanding - It means you have grade "F" or Result not yet uploaded in the Course and you are to retake the Course at the next available session or contact the Lecturer-in-charge [Incase not uploaded outdating].

This is how to reset your AAUA AVERS Password

Avers| Follow these steps below on how to reset your AAUA AVERS password:

• First, you need to get a pin at ICTAC
• Login to the AVERS site - avers.aaua.edu.ng
• Enter your Matriculation Number and click on forget Password. You will be taken to the section to reset your password as shown in the diagram below:

Photo: Password Reset section of AAUA AVERS | Image Credit: AAUA Portal

To reset AAUA AVERS Password, follow these five basic steps below: 

1. Enter your Matriculation Number on the "Student ID" section
2. Enter the valid Pin you bought from School ICTAC at the "Pin" section of the page
3. Enter your new password on the next space
4. and reconfirm the password; 
5. Click on "Update Password" and it will be done successfully. 

Here are five steps on how to change your AAUA AVERS Password:

1. Login to the AVERS site - avers.aaua.edu.ng
2. Click on profile, and click on Reset Password
3. Enter your new password and reconfirm to update
4. A confirmation message will show to confirm you have "Successfully changed your Password" and you will be lodged out automatically
5. Return to the login with your new password. [To do this is FREE]

For technical support in AAUA, Students are advised to visit AAUA ICTAC.

What is AAUA ICTAC?

You might want to wonder why most Students in Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko keep mentioning ICTAC; especially when it comes to technical portal issues; that is because ICTAC is the engine room that provides support to all the AAUA Portals and subdomains across all levels. 

ICTAC stands for Internet Communication and Technology Application Centre. It's the brain box of the University; whose head branch is now located in AAUA Senate Building and other branches like ICTAC at the Computer Science Department and School Café opposite pioneer Hostel, all headed by ICTAC Director. 

The AAUA ICTAC is responsible for the maintenance of AAUA School Portal, Students' Portal for all logins and AVERS.

Read: How to Login to all AAUA Portals

Disclaimer: All the contents are culled from the official result portal of AAUA, accessed via avers.aaua.edu.ng, and they may be updated periodically.

 

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Slavery: A Story of the Past or Present?

What is a nation without her history? What is the present without the past? The action of time does not allow for such gaps. Nigeria, as we know it now is not what it used to be centuries ago. The country has undergone massive changes in all spheres of life. The rate of population growth has increased exponentially alongside the rate of crime. The world of technology is gaining more recognition even as some brains are responding positively to the law of diminishing returns. It seems as if there’s a negative reaction for every positive action but it is all a matter of the state of one’s mind.

Nevertheless, the world stood still on that day, October 1st, 1960, when Nigeria gained her independence and waved her flag of freedom proudly with a wink to the British government. Finally, we’d have our own indigenous rulers. We would have the chance to tell our story in our own words and our language. Of course, freedom is good but what good is freedom when slavery still roams the streets? Are we still slaves? No, we’re not- to the British government. Still, slavery thrives in a free land. You want proof? Then, you are not far from the truth, citizen. Read on.

Bandits abduct students, kill villagers- ring any bells? It should. This is one of the stories in the news you won’t miss each week. How did bandits gain so much control? When did they become such notorious celebrities? This is bad news for the country whose anthem’s line goes thus: “Help our youth the truth to know”. I suppose you’ll be making youth like machines or importing them like AK-47 after all of them have been abducted. I wonder where you’ll get a supply of future leaders. Even if there are youth in the affected parts, they will be half baked because no parent would want to send their child(ren) to school with their hearts in their mouths as to whether they would return home safely. These people are forced to live in fear and these children have little or no education. Education, they say, is enlightenment. If they are not educated, they will have to submit to slavery, especially slavery of the mind.

Thunder strikes but some unions strike better. Nigerian students, you’ve not been forgotten. I believe every citizen has the right to education-I don’t think this line works around here anymore. Every year, we always have one or two strike actions in the education sector to add a finishing touch to the year. If negotiations can be made with armed robbers or kidnappers in a matter of minutes or days, then I’m sure the government can negotiate peacefully and quickly with unions to avoid unnecessary delay in the academic journeys of students. It doesn’t speak too well on our integrities for us to lie when we fill forms asking us for the year of our graduation. I think it will be quite nice to have a definite picture of yourself as a Nigerian student in some years without thinking of extra school years, thanks to strike actions. 

I have one last proof to show you that the behind-the-scenes of the pre-independence time are coming back with more sass and jazz. 20-10-20: Do you remember? Were you there? Was your brother hurt? Was your sister murdered? For me, it’s a yes. My brothers and sisters were hurt and murdered. They were injured while fighting for freedom. I see the fights and the struggles of our fathers coming back like part two of Black Panther. The #EndSars protest rocked the country in ways we could never have imagined. Our eyes were opened to see the silent sufferings of Nigerians. Why should we live in fear of those who are supposed to protect us? Sounds to me like slavery, alright. To think that our lives are at the mercy of some armed men and women- that is unacceptable. We didn’t gain independence to wake up to another hello from slavery. 

Do you remember those brave men and women who fought for our independence- standing firm like the ìrókò tree rooted deep in the Nigerian soil? They knew what they were trying to chase away; they understood that the umbrella of slavery was an illusion- it was not the real deal. So, they laboured with hopes that it wouldn’t be in vain, according to the national anthem. It is quite a pity that slavery was only abolished on paper. These are my thoughts and this is my country.

Biography of Chukwuemeka Emmanuel Ejekwu (Oga Sabinus)

Although he is known by many as Oga Sabinus and Mr Funny respectively, his real name is Chukwuemeka Emmanuel Ejekwu.

He is a Nollywood Actor, comedian and director

Emmanuel Ejekwu aka Oga Sabinus had won the award for Best Online Content Creator at the #AMVCA.

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Chukwuemeka Emmanuel Ejekwu (Oga Sabinus) is active on social media. You can connect with him via his official handles on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. You can also follow his comedy skits and uploads via his official YouTube Channel here