Derez is no problem broz my jamb combinations are Govt,english,literature,crs..I originally picked uniosun 1st nd 2nd choice

goodmercy: BOOMBOOM

Hello, OBISAN MICHAEL OLUSEYI, I have confirmed ur rst
I believe u now and I also believe some thing is wrong somewhere. Tell me what was UTME subjects combination, did u do any change of institution/course? Pls reply asap thk u. I am sorry if I had offended u

U culD add me on bbm incase u nid to gt to me urgently 21d3bd8d

U culD add me on bbm incase u nid to gt to me urgently 21d3bd8d..I appreciate ur concern

Uhm..man just keep hustling bt only God can bless some1's hustle,whether u qat d highest score or d lowest score,only God can help some1 secure admission,if datz HIS plan to help u secure a better future,jux remember "admission is also a game" u either loss or win..bt if u ve nt been admitted plz keep praying,n move wit pple dat can help u, remember "God works through men" wish u guyz BEST OF LUCK...d admission is urz IJN n ALLAH name.(Amen)

tim_pierson: U culD add me on bbm incase u nid to gt to me urgently 21d3bd8d..I appreciate ur concern

My bro.... about six more list to go why d worry...u destined for Uniosun dis year from all indications...is people like u I love helping.

My bro.... about six more list to go why d worry...u are destined for Uniosun dis year from all indications...is people like u I love helping.

tim_pierson: U culD add me on bbm incase u nid to gt to me urgently 21d3bd8d..I appreciate ur concern

tim_pierson: Derez is no problem broz my jamb combinations are Govt,english,literature,crs..I originally picked uniosun 1st nd 2nd choice

BOOMBOOM
CRS that's where the problem is. U should have opted for Econs/maths/Geo/ one of these would have given u an edge. In admission process if it not Law or religious studies, those subjects re given priority. Someone who scored 51.5 his combination re English,Maths,Govt and Econs. Hope is not lost

tim_pierson: Derez is no problem broz my jamb combinations are Govt,english,literature,crs..I originally picked uniosun 1st nd 2nd choice

BOOMBOOM
CRS that's where the problem is. U should have opted for Econs/maths/Geo/ one of these would have given u an edge. In admission process if it not Law or religious studies, those subjects re given priority. Someone who scored 51.5 his combination re English,Maths,Govt and Econs. Hope is not lost. My PIN NO (2192170A)

BOOMBOOM
It has happened to me before, I was seeking admission in OAU then. I choose OAU as my 1st and 2nd choice, course of study was International relation and Public Administration. My JAMB combination was English,Econs,Govt and CRS instead of (ENGLISH,ECONS,GOVT,&MATHS) I opted for CRS cos I am very gud in it. I had in my rst Eng=54,Econs=58,Govt=70,CRS=80 aggregate was 262. I went for the post UTME. Eng=80,Econs=44,GOVT=68 and CRS=78 and aggregate was 270. International Relation cut-off was 269 and Pub. Adm was 200. I was dead sure of admission! Ppl were given admission,I was still hoping and praying but the admission never come. We went to the sch to find out what the problem was. We went straight to d registrar's office, he too was surprised that with my score I should have been given adm. But while he was perusing my documents, that was when he spotted my UTME combination. That was how I lost admission that year. It is very important to opt for right combination

goodmercy: BOOMBOOM
It has happened to me before, I was seeking admission in OAU then. I choose OAU as my 1st and 2nd choice, course of study was International relation and Public Administration. My JAMB combination was English,Econs,Govt and CRS instead of (ENGLISH,ECONS,GOVT,&MATHS) I opted for CRS cos I am very gud in it. I had in my rst Eng=54,Econs=58,Govt=70,CRS=80 aggregate was 262. I went for the post UTME. Eng=80,Econs=44,GOVT=68 and CRS=78 and aggregate was 270. International Relation cut-off was 269 and Pub. Adm was 200. I was dead sure of admission! Ppl were given admission,I was still hoping and praying but the admission never come. We went to the sch to find out what the problem was. We went straight to d registrar's office, he too was surprised that with my score I should have been given adm. But while he was perusing my documents, that was when he spotted my UTME combination. That was how I lost admission that year. It is very important to opt for right combination

ehya sowie,but wats d rationale behind dz boomboom ,jst askn pls

bufness: ehya sowie,but wats d rationale behind dz boomboom ,jst askn pls

BOOMBOOM
Don't need to be sorry for me because I am now in UNIOSUN.
My point is that d guy made wrong combination, am not saying he won't get admission but he should be prayerful. There re still 2nd list on d way even d supplimentary list so calm down.
Then OAU offered me another course but I turned it down, so for him hope is not lost

http://myschool.com.ng/unilorin/news/22609/unilorin-fresh-students-laud-i-pad-initiative-by-the-school-also-happy-no-ASUU-strike-for-them.html





NOW THIS IS A SCHOOL

Omotola Jalade Speaks On Lingering ASUU Strike (See Tweets)

http://ikbounce.com/?p=13973&utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Pls mayor,jst wanna knw ma chances,i had 55.7 n ma pume nd 210 n utme nd am goin 4 linguistic nd comm,though am nt an indigene,op dia s stil op 4 me...nid a reply asap

Merblesh: Pls mayor,jst wanna knw ma chances,i had 55.7 n ma pume nd 210 n utme nd am goin 4 linguistic nd comm,though am nt an indigene,op dia s stil op 4 me...nid a reply asap

helo...am also goin 4 d same course...i had 51% am an indigine ...bt am stil yet to b admited.....i pray we wil b admited dis year IN JESUS NAME....u cn add me on 2go JOHNJUNIT...facebuk...OKE JOHN

okejohn1: helo...am also goin 4 d same course...i had 51% am an indigine ...bt am stil yet to b admited.....i pray we wil b admited dis year IN JESUS NAME....u cn add me on 2go JOHNJUNIT...facebuk...OKE JOHN

Amen o

Merblesh: Pls mayor,jst wanna knw ma chances,i had 55.7 n ma pume nd 210 n utme nd am goin 4 linguistic nd comm,though am nt an indigene,op dia s stil op 4 me...nid a reply asap

Let me first congratulate you on your 1st post on this great nairaland nation. Congrat


You still gat great hope. Dont relax yet.

Merblesh: Pls mayor,jst wanna knw ma chances,i had 55.7 n ma pume nd 210 n utme nd am goin 4 linguistic nd comm,though am nt an indigene,op dia s stil op 4 me...nid a reply asap

Impressive...u are point my dear...just like d boss said don't relax.

mayorall:


Let me first congratulate you on your 1st post on this great nairaland nation. Congrat


You still gat great hope. Dont relax yet.

oiit,tnx

Hello peeps. Any English and International Studies or Ikire campus Uniosun aspirant here?

Mhizsleek: Hello peeps. Any English and International Studies or Ikire campus Uniosun aspirant here?

an aspirant,goin 4 linguistic nd comm

Merblesh: an aspirant,goin 4 linguistic nd comm

an aspirant,admitted,m in for french/international studies.......i rep ikire

Mhizsleek: Hello peeps. Any English and International Studies or Ikire campus Uniosun aspirant here?

i rep ikire campus, English and int'l studies, 200L

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OTUOKE INTERNAL INFORMATION RELEASE OCTOBER 14, 2013 AN UPDATE ON ONGOING ASUU NEGOTIATIONS FOLLOWING TWO RECENT MEETINGS WITH VICE-PRESIDENT NAMADI SAMBO From the Office of the Vice- Chancellor --------------------------------------------- Following two meetings (on Thursday 19th Sept 2013 and Friday 11th Oct 2013) of representativesof the AVCNU (Association of Vice- Chancellors of Nigerian Universities, led by CVC Chairman, Prof. Hamisu of ATBU) and ASUU Representatives(led by its President, Dr. N. Fagge) with the Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Arc. N. Sambo, Minister of Education Barr. N. Wike and others, all Vice-Chancellors have been urged to inform and enlighten our academic and other staff on the following developments so that we can ensure a return to normalcy in our universities within the shortest possible time 1. Earned Allowances: The N30 billion already released will now be increased to N40 billion, and should be regarded only as first installment, and not a once- and-for-all payment. Government will top it up with further releases once universities are through with the disbursement of this new figure of N40 million, so Vice- Chancellors are urged to expedite this disbursement within the shortest possible time using guiding templates that have been sent by the CVC. 2. NEEDS Assessment Capital Money: Government was cognizant and mindful of the ability of Universities to effectively/efficiently utilize the N100 billion fund immediately, hence that figure. However, in addition to this N100 billion dedicated and already made available for 2013, N200 billion (increased from N150 billion previously agreed) will now be earmarked in the 2014 Budget as well as each of the following three-four years until the Universities are brought to world-class standard. 3. Project Prioritization:Universities will now be allowed to determine their priorities and not be “rail-roaded” into implementing a pre- determined set of projects with respect to the NEEDS assessment. Decisions are not to be centralized. 4. TETFund Intervention: Government assured that the operations of the TETFund will not be impaired, and that the regular TETFund intervention disbursement to Universities will continue, unaffected. So the NEEDS assessment capital outlays are in addition to regular TETFund intervention. 5. Project Monitoring: A new Implementation Monitoring Committee (IMC) for the NEEDS Assessment intervention for universities has been set up to take over from the Suswan Committee. The new one is under the Federal Ministry of Education and chaired by the Honorable Minister of Education. In addition, to build confidence and ensure faithful implementation and prevent any relapse as before, the Vice President will meet quarterly with the IMC to monitor progress. 6. Blueprint: ASUU was mandated to submit a blue print for revitalizing the Universities to the Vice President. 7. Official Agreement Document: A signed document would be issued very soon to itemize the full issues on which this present consensus outlined here, brokered by AVCNU, has been reached. 8. An Appeal to Call Off Strike: The Vice-President Sambo appealed to ASUU to call off the strike and apologized for the "take-it-or-leave-it" comments credited to the Hon Minister of Finance. All other parties present at the meetings also prevailed on the ASUU leadership to consult objectively with its members to get them to agree with what is now on the table and to call off the strike as soon as possible after the Sallah break of Tuesday/Wednesday October 15/16 2013. 9. ASUU President Responds: At both meetings, the President of ASUU thanked the VP for taking over negotiations and promised to consult with his ASUU Constituency. We keep our fingers firmly crossed, as we await both the official consensus agreement document and full ASUU reaction. Statesmanship on all sides is called for at this point in time. Thank you. Prof. Mobolaji E. Aluko Vice-Chancellor Federal University Otuoke *Modified* http://www.fuotuoke.edu.ng/ news/2013-10/update-on- ongoing-ASUU-negotiations

we hope 4 d best o concerning d strike.i pray all aspirants and all who are still waiting 4 oda list dat they will be among those dat wil b admitted.bt i welcome new biochemist in d house.

drhammed: FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OTUOKE INTERNAL INFORMATION RELEASE OCTOBER 14, 2013 AN UPDATE ON ONGOING ASUU NEGOTIATIONS FOLLOWING TWO RECENT MEETINGS WITH VICE-PRESIDENT NAMADI SAMBO From the Office of the Vice- Chancellor --------------------------------------------- Following two meetings (on Thursday 19th Sept 2013 and Friday 11th Oct 2013) of representativesof the AVCNU (Association of Vice- Chancellors of Nigerian Universities, led by CVC Chairman, Prof. Hamisu of ATBU) and ASUU Representatives(led by its President, Dr. N. Fagge) with the Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Arc. N. Sambo, Minister of Education Barr. N. Wike and others, all Vice-Chancellors have been urged to inform and enlighten our academic and other staff on the following developments so that we can ensure a return to normalcy in our universities within the shortest possible time 1. Earned Allowances: The N30 billion already released will now be increased to N40 billion, and should be regarded only as first installment, and not a once- and-for-all payment. Government will top it up with further releases once universities are through with the disbursement of this new figure of N40 million, so Vice- Chancellors are urged to expedite this disbursement within the shortest possible time using guiding templates that have been sent by the CVC. 2. NEEDS Assessment Capital Money: Government was cognizant and mindful of the ability of Universities to effectively/efficiently utilize the N100 billion fund immediately, hence that figure. However, in addition to this N100 billion dedicated and already made available for 2013, N200 billion (increased from N150 billion previously agreed) will now be earmarked in the 2014 Budget as well as each of the following three-four years until the Universities are brought to world-class standard. 3. Project Prioritization:Universities will now be allowed to determine their priorities and not be “rail-roaded” into implementing a pre- determined set of projects with respect to the NEEDS assessment. Decisions are not to be centralized. 4. TETFund Intervention: Government assured that the operations of the TETFund will not be impaired, and that the regular TETFund intervention disbursement to Universities will continue, unaffected. So the NEEDS assessment capital outlays are in addition to regular TETFund intervention. 5. Project Monitoring: A new Implementation Monitoring Committee (IMC) for the NEEDS Assessment intervention for universities has been set up to take over from the Suswan Committee. The new one is under the Federal Ministry of Education and chaired by the Honorable Minister of Education. In addition, to build confidence and ensure faithful implementation and prevent any relapse as before, the Vice President will meet quarterly with the IMC to monitor progress. 6. Blueprint: ASUU was mandated to submit a blue print for revitalizing the Universities to the Vice President. 7. Official Agreement Document: A signed document would be issued very soon to itemize the full issues on which this present consensus outlined here, brokered by AVCNU, has been reached. 8. An Appeal to Call Off Strike: The Vice-President Sambo appealed to ASUU to call off the strike and apologized for the "take-it-or-leave-it" comments credited to the Hon Minister of Finance. All other parties present at the meetings also prevailed on the ASUU leadership to consult objectively with its members to get them to agree with what is now on the table and to call off the strike as soon as possible after the Sallah break of Tuesday/Wednesday October 15/16 2013. 9. ASUU President Responds: At both meetings, the President of ASUU thanked the VP for taking over negotiations and promised to consult with his ASUU Constituency. We keep our fingers firmly crossed, as we await both the official consensus agreement document and full ASUU reaction. Statesmanship on all sides is called for at this point in time. Thank you. Prof. Mobolaji E. Aluko Vice-Chancellor Federal University Otuoke *Modified* http://www.fuotuoke.edu.ng/ news/2013-10/update-on- ongoing-ASUU-negotiations

Summarise dis tin ahbeg.....

Merbles and others hu ve nt goten admision,u jst nid to calm down and kip prayin buh even we dat did predegree sum of us are yet to get d admision,talk more of u wit all d money we paid and also makin us write d post utme...jst wait..and pray cus i prayed alot bfre i got mine tho am a pdite and i got 46.1.goodluck to all of u

[quote
author=drhammed]FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OTUOKE INTERNAL INFORMATION RELEASE
OCTOBER 14, 2013 AN UPDATE ON ONGOING ASUU NEGOTIATIONS FOLLOWING TWO
RECENT MEETINGS WITH VICE-PRESIDENT NAMADI SAMBO From the Office of the
Vice- Chancellor --------------------------------------------- Following
two meetings (on Thursday 19th Sept 2013 and Friday 11th Oct 2013) of
representativesof the AVCNU (Association of Vice- Chancellors of
Nigerian Universities, led by CVC Chairman, Prof. Hamisu of ATBU) and
ASUU Representatives(led by its President, Dr. N. Fagge) with the
Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Arc. N. Sambo,
Minister of Education Barr. N. Wike and others, all Vice-Chancellors
have been urged to inform and enlighten our academic and other staff on
the following developments so that we can ensure a return to normalcy in
our universities within the shortest possible time 1. Earned
Allowances: The N30 billion already released will now be increased to
N40 billion, and should be regarded only as first installment, and not a
once- and-for-all payment. Government will top it up with further
releases once universities are through with the disbursement of this new
figure of N40 million, so Vice- Chancellors are urged to expedite this
disbursement within the shortest possible time using guiding templates
that have been sent by the CVC. 2. NEEDS Assessment Capital Money:
Government was cognizant and mindful of the ability of Universities to
effectively/efficiently utilize the N100 billion fund immediately, hence
that figure. However, in addition to this N100 billion dedicated and
already made available for 2013, N200 billion (increased from N150
billion previously agreed) will now be earmarked in the 2014 Budget as
well as each of the following three-four years until the Universities
are brought to world-class standard. 3. Project
Prioritization:Universities will now be allowed to determine their
priorities and not be “rail-roaded” into implementing a pre- determined
set of projects with respect to the NEEDS assessment. Decisions are not
to be centralized. 4. TETFund Intervention: Government assured that the
operations of the TETFund will not be impaired, and that the regular
TETFund intervention disbursement to Universities will continue,
unaffected. So the NEEDS assessment capital outlays are in addition to
regular TETFund intervention. 5. Project Monitoring: A new
Implementation Monitoring Committee (IMC) for the NEEDS Assessment
intervention for universities has been set up to take over from the
Suswan Committee. The new one is under the Federal Ministry of Education
and chaired by the Honorable Minister of Education. In addition, to
build confidence and ensure faithful implementation and prevent any
relapse as before, the Vice President will meet quarterly with the IMC
to monitor progress. 6. Blueprint: ASUU was mandated to submit a blue
print for revitalizing the Universities to the Vice President. 7.
Official Agreement Document: A signed document would be issued very soon
to itemize the full issues on which this present consensus outlined
here, brokered by AVCNU, has been reached. 8. An Appeal to Call Off
Strike: The Vice-President Sambo appealed to ASUU to call off the strike
and apologized for the "take-it-or-leave-it" comments credited to the
Hon Minister of Finance. All other parties present at the meetings also
prevailed on the ASUU leadership to consult objectively with its members
to get them to agree with what is now on the table and to call off the
strike as soon as possible after the Sallah break of Tuesday/Wednesday
October 15/16 2013. 9. ASUU President Responds: At both meetings, the
President of ASUU thanked the VP for taking over negotiations and
promised to consult with his ASUU Constituency. We keep our fingers
firmly crossed, as we await both the official consensus agreement
document and full ASUU reaction. Statesmanship on all sides is called
for at this point in time. Thank you. Prof. Mobolaji E. Aluko
Vice-Chancellor Federal University Otuoke *Modified*
http://www.fuotuoke.edu.ng/ news/2013-10/update-on-
ongoing-ASUU-negotiations[/quote]

Hoping for a positive response asap from the AVCNU meeting..btw any ipetu-ijesha stalite on this thread??

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Mhizsleek: Hello peeps. Any English and International Studies or Ikire campus Uniosun aspirant here?

yez ma'am

gitatunde: Summarise dis tin ahbeg.....

uhm..can't u read tru,am nt surprised tho,nigerians lack reading culture.

Tori stephen: Merbles and others hu ve nt goten admision,u jst nid to calm down and kip prayin buh even we dat did predegree sum of us are yet to get d admision,talk more of u wit all d money we paid and also makin us write d post utme...jst wait..and pray cus i prayed alot bfre i got mine tho am a pdite and i got 46.1.goodluck to all of u

uhm..am also an ex.pdite bt,those ex.pdites dat has nt been admitted scored below 180 in jamb datz y..watz course??