Graduates of the 2024/2025 educational session at Aminu Saleh School of Schooling (ASCOEA), Azare, can now accumulate their statements of consequence following the approval and launch of outcomes by the Senate of the College of Maiduguri (UNIMAID). The school administration introduced that the gathering train commenced on Friday, June 19, 2026, for graduates of the Faculty of Undergraduate Research working beneath the establishment’s affiliation with UNIMAID.
The announcement marks one other milestone for the affected graduates, a lot of whom require the doc for employment, postgraduate admission, skilled registration, and different educational pursuits. ASCOEA, situated in Azare, Bauchi State, runs a number of diploma programmes via its affiliation with the College of Maiduguri, permitting college students to earn levels awarded by the federal college.
Graduates Required to Pay N20,500
In the meantime, the school has directed all affected graduates to pay a non-refundable charge of N20,500 via the Remita platform earlier than gathering their statements of consequence. In response to the administration, the fee includes N7,500 for the assertion of consequence and N13,000 as certificates processing prices.
The establishment defined that the 2 prices should be paid collectively, stressing that graduates won’t be issued their statements of consequence until the complete quantity has been remitted. Consequently, graduates have been suggested to finish the fee course of promptly to keep away from delays throughout assortment.
Administration Urges Compliance
Moreover, the school urged all eligible graduates to adjust to the directive and comply with the prescribed fee process. The administration emphasised that the gathering train is already underway and inspired affected college students to benefit from the chance to safe their educational paperwork.
With the discharge of the outcomes and graduation of assertion assortment, consideration is now anticipated to shift to the processing and eventual issuance of certificates to members of the graduating class.
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