jerrytosin: D diploma form is nt yet out buh it wil soon be out Maybe Sept/Oct. anytym if it cums out datz wen d price wil be attached 2 it.,

Nigga who told u dat,dnt say u dnt knwth

busket:
oboy hw we go do am na?

Bros walai i dunno knw ooo.

Chelcy10:
NO

Abeg ooo hw do I den know my admission status?

Iam a D.E aspirant.tanx for ur previous response.
Pls some1 should respond to ma Q. ASAP

Phinity318:
Abeg ooo hw do I den know my admission status?

Iam a D.E aspirant.tanx for ur previous response.
Pls some1 should respond to ma Q. ASAP

D.E list will be combined with other names and be released thesame time by the school.. That will be nxt year.

busket: i didn't apply for the screening in uniabuja cos it happened so fast and i wasn't aware. i jst wnt to knw if jamb can give me admission into uniabuja since i didn't go for the screening.

Phinity318:

same ish wid me

that is not a problem, just pray and have faith, the post-screening is just for fund raising, its not a criteria for admision into unibuja

Chelcy10:




that is not a problem, just pray and have faith, the post-screening is just for fund raising, its not a criteria for admision into unibuja

is it posible 4 one 2 gain admision witout screning in uniabj?

Amakapritty: is it posible 4 one 2 gain admision witout screning in uniabj?

YES!

Nigeria: ASUU Strike - Blame
Finance Minister
This is a government that signed an agreement
with us on January 24, 2012, to the effect that they
would inject N100 bn as funding into the
universities in the first month; and that before the
end of 2012, they would inject another N300 bn."
Dr Olusegun Ajiboye, ASUU University of Ibadan
branch chairman, August 14, 2013.
Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala increasingly is cutting a
sorry figure as Finance Minister. And nothing has
demonstrated this fact more than her utterances on
the strike by the Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU.
To start with, she announced, as if it was true, that
government cannot pay the N92 billion causing the
present palaver. She turned out to be wrong on
three counts at least - none of which does her
reputation as a global financial expert any good. It
was poor defence and exposed her as someone
who did not do her homework very well before
commenting on a vital national issue.
First, as Dr Ajiboye pointed out, N92 billion
represented a figment of the imagination of the
former World Bank Managing Director. Ajiboye, a
valid representative of all the ASUU creditors, told
us that the amount due to them was N87 billion; not
N92 billion. Even for a wasteful administration,
overpaying by N5 billion would have been
reprehensible. There is a lot of good work which
government can do with N5 billion instead of
throwing it away carelessly. Throwing public money
away carelessly was what led to the fuel subsidy
scam which tarnished her reputation in 2011/2012
when she jumped into the fray without checking her
facts properly.
Second, her statement about government's inability
to pay lacked credibility and was soon discredited
by the President. There is a distinct difference
between "can't pay" and "won't pay". The former
admits of financial weakness or destitution; the
latter connotes willful refusal to honour an
agreement into which government voluntarily
entered.
For the Minister of a government which allowed the
country to be defrauded of over N1 trillion to claim
that government cannot pay N92 billion or less than
one per cent, is an insult to the intelligence of
Nigerians and discredit to government itself. As if
to prove that the Minister spoke, not for
government but herself, the President a few days
after ordered that more than N92 billion be released
to the universities. That order by Jonathan had
elevated Okonjo-Iweala's claim from the realm of
the incredible to a colossal lie. Where will
government find N100 billion to carry out the
President's instructions if it cannot afford N92
billion?
But, all those pale by comparison with Dr Okonjo-
Iweala's real contribution to this awful national
calamity. Read Dr Ajiboye's assertions again and
the astute reader can readily see the genesis of this
whole mess. In January last year, long after the
2013 budget had been presented to the National
Assembly, obviously with no provisions for paying
the N87 billion owed to ASUU, the President, who at
that time was facing a national revolt on account of
fuel price increase from N65 per litre to N141 did
not want another ASUU strike to add to the uprising.
So, government, perhaps ill-advisedly and hastily
promised ASUU N400 billion additional money; that
brought the total debt payable in 2013 to N487
billion.
Call it incompetence or lack of courage and/or
integrity, but given a 2012 budget, from which any
provisions for ASUU had been excluded, promising
eleven per cent of last year's budget to the
academic staff of universities was fraudulent. When
Jonathan Swift, 1667-1745, wrote that, "Promises,
like pie-crusts, are made to be broken",
(VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS p203), he must
have had a government like the present one in
mind. It is one government on whose promises
nobody should rely. So 2012 ended without
government honouring its agreements. That was
bad enough.
Any financial officer, involved in budgeting, knows
that when planning the budget for any year, you
must take into account all the bills past due as well
as those likely to fall due during the year - if the
decision is to pay. They can only be ignored if there
is a willful and conscious decision not to pay and to
damn the consequences.
The fiasco this time around has occurred because
the Finance Minister either forgot to make
provisions for paying the N487 billion, not even N92
billion as she claimed, or because she deliberately
excluded those outstanding bills. Forgetting such a
huge liability demonstrates incompetence and
gross negligence - for which the nation is now
paying dearly. Remembering that the debts are
long overdue and deliberately ignoring them is
proof beyond reasonable doubt of lack of budgetary
integrity. It does not require the towering
intelligence of a Harvard graduate to predict the
outcome of that benign neglect of government's
obligations.
Unfortunately for the government, for the Minister
and all the other stakeholders, "All things do help
the unhappy man to fall", according to
Shakespeare, 1564-1616, this years budget is in
shreds. The same Finance Minister has been leading
the government officials telling us about the
shortfall in revenue on account of alleged crude oil
theft. As much as 400,000 barrels a day is stolen -
apparently with government helpless to check the
pillage.
A recent report estimated that oil revenue in July of
this year dropped by 42% compared to the same
period last year. By a cruel twist of fate, the country
had moved from won't pay closer to can't pay.
There is no money in the budget to pay ASUU N487
billion; that is certain. Just as sure is the fact that,
even if Okonjo-Iweala had not been careless, there
probably would have been no money to pay the
entire bill.
Realising the government's partly self-imposed
predicament, Jonathan had approved part payment
of the outstanding debts. Ordinarily, that should
have induced Nigerians to rise up and urge ASUU to
accept the half-loaf and wait till next year for the
balance. However, given government's reputation
as a dead-beat, on whose words nobody can rely,
there has been no outcry against ASUU for refusing
the offer. This is the closest thing to an economic
Mexican stand-off that anyone can imagine and
only divine intervention can resolve the mess -
thanks to the Finance Minister; who should know
better. Nobody, with the minutest experience in
drawing up budgets should have made that
mistake.
The most important question now is: will the 2014
budget reflect the payment due to ASUU - even if
the lecturers accept the offered half-loaf? If it does
not, ASUU's return to the campuses will be short-
lived. They will be out again in 2014.
Finally, the Finance Minister has probably
antagonized the one group every public office
holder should avoid at all costs. University dons are
not only articulate, they are the most vocal group in
the country and the most influential opinion
molders. Henceforth, they will cease every
opportunity to cut her down to size. This episode,
however it ends, has once again raised the
possibility that Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala might not be
around much longer. She was recruited to build
confidence in the government's economic policy
team.
Starting with her staunch defence of the subsidy
removal, based on falsified data, she had stumbled
from one controversy to another. Instead of offering
solutions, she is increasingly perceived as part of
the problem. She probably has not come across that
famous statement by Arthur Dewing in the Harvard
Business Review, October 1923. "Behind the facts
of economics are the facts of psychology..the
emotions of fear and confidence... ". A lot of people
are losing, or have lost confidence in the Minister.
That's bad for her and bad for Nigeria.

I scome across a mesaage on NET dat uniabuja has release her first and second batch on school website,buh the skool website is nt displayimg @d momment!! Ao sure is dis!

[color=#006600][/color] @jerry please is Uniabuja admission list is out?

Drayzeal: I scome across a mesaage on NET dat uniabuja has release her first and second batch on school website,buh the skool website is nt displayimg @d momment!! Ao sure is dis!

hw sure. Is it.

i wish a miracle could happen in my own case

First of all(go down low,na joke oh), uniabuja does nt release it admission list on the school website,i am nt even sure the school website is functioning jst so u knw...o.k now let me explain the admission process to u...the school 1st admin list(merit list) will b released by jamb on jamb website(you can check your admin status nw to confirm if you hv been admitted by jamb),the second list will b released by the school nd it will be pasted on the notice board in the skul premises,so u guyz shld be patient

is the diploma form for university of abuja out..... Pls i need answer

D merit list is out.i was admitted to statistic dept i tank God my third time of choosing uniabj check jamb status

Guyz,ladies,pls try nd tell ur friends who are uniabuja aspirants abt diz thread,so the thread can be lively,i nd others will try our best to keep u inform with latest happenings in the skul...i pray ASUU calls of the strike as soon as possible amen...

Pls guys i nid info bout d diploma program

Pls guys i wnt 2 knw wen d vc's list of last year will be awt pls...call me 2 give me infos pls..07068410900

Bashimi: D merit list is out.i was admitted to statistic dept i tank God my third time of choosing uniabj check jamb status

REALLY

[quote author=Stanley07].....how much is the form,,,and wen will it close??did they take exam b4 admission...pls reply

flora d: Pls guys i nid info bout d diploma program

it's available at UBA bank gwagwalada, come yourself to get it if you are interested, don't give your money to anyone

Na wa oh..men frm last year never receive class once,yet people are talkinq of admission

kelvegaz: Na wa oh..men frm last year never receive class once,yet people are talkinq of admission

who told u that?,the pple who got in the first list hv started recieving lectures,jst that they hv nt done matric

Bashimi: D merit list is out.i was admitted to statistic dept i tank God my third time of choosing uniabj check jamb status

hw did u check pls?

Amakapritty: hw did u check pls?

did u get above 200?www.jamb.org.ng or u google jamb

Bashimi: www.jamb.org.ng

i got 195

Tnks Richiez,buh do u av any ideal wen d sales of d form ends?

we Thank God for those people He has given admission... We pray He does more.. For many out there... Amen

Amen

– ASUU Strike Will Not Be Called
Off Until Nigerian Federal Government Meet
Our Demand – Dr Fagge
Dr Nasir Fagge, the current President of ASUU
(Academic Staff Union of Universities) confirmed
today that the body will not be calling off this
ongoing strike until the Federal Government of
Nigeria meet their demand.
Dr Fagge said the essence of the strike is to force
the FG to implement an agreement they made 4
years ago.
“I’m convinced that this is a good course that we
have chosen for our education sector; to ensure that
we get all that was agreed in 2009.
“The Federal Government are the ones on strike and
not ASUU because they know what we want and can
do it but just won’t do anything. Once they
implement the agreement, everybody will be fine
and we’ll get back to work,” Dr Fagge said
When queried on why ASUU strike is prolonged, he
said student do not know what ASUU is actually
fighting for.
“We can’t call off the strike now and return to what
we’ve been going through over the years. Or
embark on the strike action again after three
months or in one or two years’ time.”
“We want the best for the students and calling off
the strike without getting it will amount to a waste
of time with all the protests. If the Federal
Government doesn’t shift grounds, we’ll also remain
here until we are attended to appropriately.”
ASUU strike 2013 is going to its second month
now.
Why can’t the FG agree with them on time if they
actually value education in this country?