For Candidates seeking admission into Adekunle Ajasin University
Akungba ( AAUA ) and you scored below your cut off mark but above 40%
please i will beg you to be patient most persons have been calling begging
for runs,there is no runs for merit list moreover the second batch is
already prepared , however supplementary and the third list is strictly on
influence then you can call for help if is in my capacity i will but if not you
also will help yourself by picking the 2016 jamb form.for reference purpose
or for the sake of necessity this is my number *7*37176335 or msg
@aauaakungba@gmail.com while it may be inappropriate for this number but for the sake of accountability i have let it be so that candidates can call for direction and help when necessary.

we look 4ward to the time when the power of love will replace the love of power,then will our world know the blessings of peace.happy sunday frd

From the admission board ...the long awaited unilorin ....admission list ..will be out unfailingly..and also no more anticipation 28 September by 12:30pm..pls stand by and pray ...for God mercy to intervene in urs ..admission... Moreover the admission list was delayed for NUC &JAMB to increase their quota ...which has now been approved ...unilorin ll now admit more than 12,000.... The Vice-Chancellor explained that the University gives equal opportunity to all its admission seekers. “There is equal opportunity for all students from every state of the federation and we have been adjudged as the most compliant university by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB)”, he said. “Take for example, our admission quota for the medical school is 150. It means we cannot accept more than four students from each state of the federation including the FCT. This is why you have students who meet the cut-off requirements but still don’t get admitted”, the Vice-Chancellor explained. Prof. Ambali, however, disclosed that only about 7,800 applicants out of the 65,000 that sat for this year’s post-UTME screening of the University would be admitted. He said that the management had complained over this low admission quota to the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) through the National Universities Commission (NUC). “The management of the University had written a letter to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) through the National Universities Commission (NUC) over the matter with a view to looking into it so that the allocation could be increased in subsequent years,” he said. Prof. Ambali said that the University expected a higher allocation of admission slots with the present developments in the institution, adding that it now has more facilities, more academic programmes, and more staff..... # Undisputed Source.