ABSU Screens 38 First-Class Graduates for Automatic Jobs Under Otti Directive
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Updated · Punch Newspapers · Jun 26
ABSU Screens 38 First-Class Graduates for Automatic Jobs Under Otti Directive
2 articles · Updated · Punch Newspapers · Jun 26
Summary
About 38 first-class graduates at Abia State University have entered screening for automatic employment as Graduate Assistants, with employment letters expected after verification.
The exercise covers graduates who have completed the mandatory National Youth Service Corps program, while those still serving or yet to begin must return after finishing service.
Vice-Chancellor Ndukwe Okeudo and Registrar Acho Elendu said the process implements Governor Alex Otti’s directive and urged candidates to follow the screening guidelines closely.
Otti announced the retention plan at ABSU’s March 27 convocation for the 30th-32nd sets, also promising postgraduate scholarships up to PhD level at any Nigerian public university for first-class graduates who accept the teaching roles.