@poster, The PG form has been on sales since June or so but no final date has been fixed for submission. I Think it is sold for either #5700 or #7500. I will confirm. but the faster u act the beta.

"Gd Luck"

ON-LINE PRE-REGISTRATION

a) Eligible candidates who have not registered earlier are to do so immediately. The scratch cards for on-line pre-registration, at the rate of two thousand Naira (N2,000) each, will be available at the following banks in the major cities of the Federation:

- First Bank of Nigeria Plc.,
- Diamond Bank Plc., and also the Micro Finance Banks in Nsukka and Enugu Campuses of the University.

b) On-line Pre-registration re-commences on Friday, August 14, 2009 and ends on Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Those who fail to register within this period will not be screened.

With the scratch card, candidates should access and complete the University of Nigeria 2009/2010 Post-UME or Direct Entry screening Form on-line at www.unnportal.com., and scan on the form, their recent passport size photograph with a red background, showing both ears, no cap and no eye glasses on the form. Please note that blurred scanned passport photograph will disqualify an applicant.

(c) All candidates are required to bring the following for the screening exercise:

(i) A copy of ON-LINE form duly completed, carrying the passport-size photograph;
(ii) 2009/2010 JAMB Slip;

(iii) Two recent passport-size colour photograph with the name and signature of the candidate written on the reverse side of the photograph;
(iv) HB pencil and Eraser.

d) Direct Entry candidates are also required to submit photocopies of certificates qualifying them for Direct Entry Admission, during the screening exercise.

They should also note that candidates with awaiting results are not eligible for Direct Entry Admission.

No GSM handsets, calculators or any other extraneous materials should be brought into the screening hall.
Information on the halls for the screening will be made available at the campuses and on the University of Nigeria website a day to each screening date.

VISUALLY IMPAIRED CANDIDATES

Blind candidates who scored 180 and above should register on-line, but they are not invited to the screening exercise.

Please Note: The PIN code on the scratch card would also be used to access the results of the exercise and admission status on-line. Candidates are therefore advised to keep it safe and intact for that purpose.

Candidates may also visit the University of Nigeria website www.unn.edu.ng for this information.

A. I. Okonta FCAI, FIIA
Ag. REGISTRAR

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

2009/2010 SCREENING EXERCISE FOR ADMISSIONS

Sequel to the postponement of the 2009/2010 screening exercise for admission of fresh students, the University of Nigeria, Nsukka hereby invites candidates who made the University either their first or second choice in the 2009 Universities Matriculation Examination (UME) and scored 200 and above for screening.

Direct Entry candidates who had registered with Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and had a first degree certificate or diploma or NCE (with at least a Lower Credit/Merit pass) are also invited for the screening.

The screening will be conducted at both the Nsukka and Enugu campuses of the University as follows:

A. UME CANDIDATES

DAY 1: DATE: Thursday, September 03, 2009 Time: 8.30 am

VENUE: NSUKKA CAMPUS:
FACULTIES:
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Dentistry
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Faculty of Health Science and Technology
Faculty of Pharmacy

VENUE: ENUGU CAMPUS:

FACULTIES:
Faculty of Business Administration
Faculty of Environmental Studies (including all candidates who applied for Surveying & Geodesy)


DAY 2: DATE : Friday, September 04, 2009 Time: 8.30 am
VENUE: NSUKKA CAMPUS:
FACULTIES:
Faculty of Arts
Faculty of the Social Sciences (including all candidates who applied for Public Admin. & Local Govt.)
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Law

VENUE: ENUGU CAMPUS:
FACULTIES:
Faculty of Agriculture
Faculty of Biological Sciences
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Physical Sciences


B. DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES

DAY 3: DATE: Saturday, September 05, 2009 Time: 8.30 am
VENUE: NSUKKA CAMPUS
ALL FACULTIES

If you are a prospective student of The University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Be rightly informed that the PUME formally fixed for 10th and 11th of July 2009, will NOW hold on the 3RD and 4TH of SEPTEMBER 2009.
All earlier schedule of the exams remain the same safe for the date.

What am I here for if not to push the frontier of kowledge. caballero4all@yahoo.com is the mail addy. Waiting for YOU

U should have seen me laugh!!! E de happen. Na dem

Money is not EVERYTHING, it is the ONLY thing

Let them gooooooooooooooooooo. we can work it out without them

The CBN is on the move to calm the stormy waters, i wish them luck

After giving my Broker my share certificate for verification all she could ell me was that she could no longer find it. Yea it took time for me to come asking for it cos I changed town but I still think that is not enough reason t dispose off my cert. and claim is missing.
Please how can one recover a missing certificate. I still have the cert number .

Femi Otedola

Jimoh Ibrahim

Aliko Dangote

Ogbogu Kalu

I still dey laugh! Beside me is a junior pastor. Really friends I dont think is possible but the one sitting next to me thinks its posible.

Last 2 weeks I changed for $1 - #180. I know I out of date. Some one get me on track pls

COME! did anyone answer for this or are we meant to shut up?

Go do more Prison Break. It might help ,

aieromon:

NYSC cannot be scraped
Reason - The programme is an avenue for skilled and educated personnel to go and spread their knowledge in the less developed areas of Nigeria i.e Northern Nigeria.let's look at it,would a graduate doctor go to the inner villages of Dutse or Azare to practice for even one month?the answer is no.the only region that benefits from this programme is the North.i don't have any problem with the North but it seems all the complaints about scrapping NYSC come from graduates who have served their mother(father) land in these areas.recently,no-go areas have included the Niger delta which is very volatile.

I suggest the programme should be restructured so that corpers posted into the hinterland are given incentives to have a wonderful 12month experience and not come back with tales of hardship and suffering.

Is the program stil relevant? thats actually what we should ask ourselves. Now most people serve in their own houses and still go free. I think NYSC is a SCAM and EFCC for god`s sake should check it out

Dimty:

wats up unn/unec stds,we'v gt a new mobile chat site: http://unecites.onmbl.com.mit u al ther.

Your link is dead.

tokjohn:

[b]Help how can it be that the force that tend to make a man progress is not actually realize

Lagos needs reformation indeed, who would start these reformation. Lekki is a beautiful place, but beauty
those not bring about peace in an economy.

The People of NIGERIA are waiting for revolution, people are tired people are hungry, crime is increasing,
With out notice.

Lagos and indeed Nigeria needs to move to the promise land.
We need reformation.

The construction of the road in lekki is a good thing, it shows a sign of progress. But ask yourself this question is
that what the people need. Is road construction going to save lives, is road construction going to reduce
Crime rate and so on,

We need to sit down and think about what is necessary.

The road the has been cleared could be used for FARMING.

Just imagine a FARM that spans from Mobile Filling station to Epe.
Just imagine that.

Imagine the EMPLOYEMENT that would be obtained. Imagine the revenue that the government would get from that
Farm.

Lagos is Close to the sea. Importation of cash to other countries would boost the economy.

Now Look at the Climate crises the World is facing today.
Look at the Global Economic Melt Down the World is Facing today.

Creating a Farm that increases the live, the hope, the peace, the employment. Would forever go a long way
in the live of people and the Government.

It may be suggested that an Overhead Bridge be constructed from mobile filling station to Epe. To save the space
of land that have been cleared.

These would go along way in the live of the citizen of Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa, Africa, and The World.

For comments please do reply to

E-Mail:- tokjohn@yahoo.com

Thanks

TEARS
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@poster, your point might make sense but this is not the place to vent your anger. To make matters worst, You didnt tell us if you were a LION.

IF the truth must be told, the old part of Nigeria benefiting from the programme shold be the North. For God`s sake NYSC was established by a military decree.This is a democracy.

Dont forget to follow peace with all men. WIsh u the best

Tell us what do You want to study it would help us narrow the search?
On the face value, since you want less distraction and cultism. University Of Nigeria, Nsukka is the place

Bosin:

I think that is a mere joke dat Nysc would be scrapped,because 2me i regard it dat who ever does not go 4service is not a graduate.

At the moment, NYSC everything but when scraped. we can actually do without it. I think I want it scraped or made voluntary

Prof. OMOLEYE

LOL

I personally think it has served out its relevance. For God`s sake is mandatory and in a democratic government thing like that should be voluntary. we are not animals that would be pushed around. In my candy opinion it should be ade voluntary or else scraped.

nIce one. everybody should get down to the basics. I wish you all well. After the JAMB i can sit to talk biz with any UNN prospective S.

Friend they are doing their best. Hopefully you will register dont do anything rash abeg

Be assured that we would patronize you. Make it real!

@poster,
Nigeria Internet Registration Association(NIRA) wants to automate the process of domain registration. All You have to do is to check their website (www.nira.org.ng)and get the list of accredited agencies. Is cheap somethings a low as #1,500.

Nothing justifies the killings. We are meant to approcah life with the mindset of peace. What is the minister of defence saying?